Distributors bridge manufacturers and project buyers. Location and availability often decide the path — especially when manufacturer lead times are long. Aarvi supports buying, selling, inventory, and fulfillment so regional stock can compete with distant production.
Source inventory
Buy from manufacturers and suppliers to stock the categories your customers need — modules, inverters, racking, BOS, and spares.
Upstream RFQs and POs feed regional warehouses so you can quote from stock when project schedules cannot wait on factory lead times.
- Upstream RFQs and purchase orders
- Approved manufacturer relationships
- Intake into regional inventory
Fulfill demand
Sell into EPCs, installers, developers, and project companies with warehouse-backed availability.
Win on location: near-site stock, ready dates, and outbound logistics into staging yards — not only unit price.
- Respond to RFQs from regional stock
- Next-day or near-site paths when inventory allows
- Orders and outbound logistics
Trading relationships
Approve corridors with both suppliers and buyers so private commerce stays trusted.
Distributors sit in the middle of the network — dual-sided participation with clear commercial boundaries on each side.
- Dual-sided network participation
- Clear commercial boundaries
- Profile and capability discovery
Inventory & shipments
Track stock across warehouses and show buyers that where material sits can matter as much as who made it.
Multi-location balances, transfers, and allocation turn regional capability into a sourcing advantage on urgent project demand.
- Multi-location inventory
- Transfers and allocation
- Shipment visibility to project destinations
How it works
- Step 1
Map warehouses
Represent the locations that fulfill demand.
- Step 2
Stock the network
Buy upstream and publish availability to approved buyers.
- Step 3
Win on location
Quote with transit and ready dates that beat distant lead times.
- Step 4
Ship to site
Fulfill orders into staging yards and projects.