How to Try and Buy Smoothie

The Demand Works sales process has been specially engineered to eliminate risk and to provide companies with timely quality information throughout the evaluation and implementation phases.

Five Easy Steps

  1. Browse the demandworks.com website.
  2. Complete the contact form. You will then be given the opportunity to download brochures and other literature. You may opt not to be called when you complete the form and Demand Works will honor your request.
  3. A Demand Works representative will contact you by email or telephone. We will answer your questions and set up a 1-hour web demonstration. If you wish, we can demonstrate the software with your data. Just let us know this is what you'd like to do when we make the appointment. If you choose to use your data, we will gladly sign a non-disclosure agreement.
  4. At the conclusion of the demo, you may purchase the Smoothie® Learning Edition for $500 with a credit card or company check. The Learning Edition includes tutorials, sample data, and comes with one hour of web-based training. You may use the Learning Edition for as long as you like, however models are limited to 50 items.
  5. Once you purchase the Learning Edition, you may try any of the other editions free for one week or purchase an upgrade at any time.

It's that simple! RFP's and complex selling processes consume a lot of valuable time and cost money that ultimately must be reflected in the price of the solution. Demand Works' software is powerful yet well-documented and easy to use so it enables a more complete and progressive evaluation. After seeing a Smoothie demo with your company's data or using the Learning Edition, there will be no question about whether Smoothie will truly provide the results you expect for your company.

We recommend that you start with one or two licenses. You can ramp up to additional users or functionality at any time. With Smoothie and Demand Works, you will never have to take a big or risky step in order to improve your supply and demand chain processes. We call it our Smooth Progression.