Eluvium is a single agentic platform, not a bundle of tools. A request comes in as plain language, the savings hidden in your spend are found and proven, and every step routes through the governance your policy requires. Three capabilities, one continuous flow.
What Eluvium does
Ellie, the AI at the center of Eluvium, ingests your own spend data, surfaces where you are overpaying, and runs competitive sourcing — typically recovering 10–15% of indirect spend, proven against the prices you actually paid. Every capability below is one part of that same agent.
The platform
Each does its own job, and each hands off cleanly to the next. Open any one to see how it works in depth.
No forms. Nothing missing before it goes to market.
Most requests arrive half-specified because the person asking does not know what a supplier will need to know. Ellie has the conversation for them, asks the questions that matter for that category, and builds a structured RFQ as you talk — in any language.
A baseline finance cannot argue with.
Eluvium reads your own purchase history, normalises it to true cost, and surfaces where you are overpaying. A single market test typically reveals 10 to 15 percent of recoverable spend — and every figure is backed by your data, so the saving holds up when finance asks.
Savings opportunities
Compliant by default, defensible on demand.
Approvals, role separation, and an audit trail are table stakes for enterprise procurement — and they usually mean friction. Eluvium builds your policy into the workflow itself: requests route by your own authority matrix, every decision is logged with a reason, and procurement keeps control of the supplier channel.
The same request flows through all three without leaving the platform — and the reasoning behind every step stays put, even when people move on.
Plain language becomes a complete, structured RFQ, routed to procurement.
True cost, cost avoidance, and competitive sourcing turn it into a defensible saving.
It routes by your authority matrix, every decision logged, then syncs to your ERP.