Nobody Thought to Mention the Glass
We were asked why our forecast missed an uplift. The answer had been sitting in Alma Wines' design department for six months.
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Connect producer, importer, distributor, and retailer data in one planning workspace. Forecast demand, see inventory, coordinate replenishment, and track shipments without replacing the systems you already use.
A connected world of beverage supply chains.
Platform totals as of October 16, 2026.
Built for complex supply chainsPlanning workflows across the multi-echelon supply chains.
Start with the files you haveUse Excel or CSV before adding deeper integrations.
Connect the handoffsWork from one shared view without replacing your ERP.
Connect every supply chain partnerWork with your customers and suppliers from the same platform.
Features
Select a feature to see how it works and what it replaces in your current process.
Data you already have
Start from Excel or CSV filesVintaflow
Decisions you can act on
Shared with the partners you chooseML Demand Forecasting
Machine learning forecasts for every product at every location, built from your sales history and the sell-through your partners share.
AI-Enabled Replenishment
An AI-enabled replenishment engine drafts orders across your network every week, ready for your planners to review and approve.
AI Assistant
Get help using Vintaflow from an in-app AI support assistant.
Connected Supply Chain & Partner Portal
Work with every producer, importer, distributor, and retailer in one network, and share exactly the inventory, orders, and sales each partner should see.
Platform
Vintaflow is designed for pragmatic deployment. Teams can start with lightweight data exchange and move toward deeper integration over time, without needing to replace existing systems upfront.
What it changes
Producers
Importer
Distributors
Retailers
Who We Serve
Most supply chain problems in the beverage industry are coordination problems. Producers plan without downstream demand signals. Importers carry excess stock because distributors plan in isolation. Retailers run out during promotions nobody upstream planned for. Vintaflow is built around closing those gaps.
Distributors
Keep Beverage Inventory Aligned With Account Demand
Forecast demand by product and location, review replenishment recommendations, and track service levels across warehouses, suppliers, and customer accounts.
See how →Importers
Plan Wine and Beverage Imports With Fewer Blind Spots
Connect forecasts, inventory, inbound orders, and partner sell-through so purchasing teams can review replenishment needs before stock runs short.
See how →Producers
Plan Supply From the Demand Your Markets Are Creating
Bring importer and distributor sell-through into forecasts, review market demand by product, and coordinate inventory and orders across export partners.
See how →Retailers
Turn Store Demand Into an Upstream Supply Plan
Share selected sell-through, forecasts, and promotional plans so distributors and suppliers can prepare inventory before demand reaches the shelf.
See how →About
Vintaflow was founded in North Carolina in 2024 by operators with direct experience in beverage distribution and supply chain technology. We built this because the tools available to wine and spirits operators — spreadsheets, disconnected ERPs, manual file exchanges — don't reflect how the supply chain actually works across four tiers.
Meet the team →Every workflow is modeled on how producers, importers, distributors, and retailers actually exchange information — not adapted from a generic logistics platform.
Vintaflow works alongside your existing systems and supports lightweight spreadsheet uploads. No ERP replacement is required.
When everyone plans from the same data — inventory positions, forecasts, promotions — the coordination problems that create stockouts and excess inventory stop compounding.
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We were asked why our forecast missed an uplift. The answer had been sitting in Alma Wines' design department for six months.
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Bring your current planning model, your supply chain bottlenecks, or the files you already work from. We can start from there.