Founder
Roufaida Bouchamha
Founder of WERISCO, the AI supply chain control tower for mid-market manufacturers, and an AI engineer based in France.
Roufaida Bouchamha founded WERISCO to answer one question manufacturers ask every week: which late supplier order will leave a part short before it arrives?
WERISCO reads stock, usage and open purchase orders together and tells you which late or undated supplier orders will leave a part short before they arrive, ranked by days of cover, with the evidence for each one. Your team decides what to chase; nothing is written back to your ERP.
What she writes
She writes Run the Risk, a weekly newsletter that takes one supply-chain shock and decodes it in numbers, and signs the guides and analysis published on werisco.com.
Contact
Email contact@werisco.com, or find her on LinkedIn. To see WERISCO on your own data, book a supply chain audit.
Latest writing
By Roufaida Bouchamha.
- Which late purchase orders actually matter?A past-due list sorted by days late tells you who to blame. Sorted by days of cover, it tells you who to call.
- Diesel just fell. Does that mean relief?Fuel is the most visible freight cost and the slowest to reach your invoice. Here's where the lag hides.
- Preparing an ERP extract for a supply chain audit.The two exports the audit needs, and the extra tables worth pulling later, for SAP, Dynamics, Oracle, Odoo or a plain spreadsheet.
- How to put a price on a stockout.Lost margin is only the first line. A practical method to estimate the full cost, and why it changes your buffer decisions.
- The 30-minute weekly exception review.A meeting format that ends with decisions and owners, not status updates.

Supply chain audit
See where your supply chain is exposed.
A 20-minute call and two file exports: stock by item and open orders. You see the inventory and order value exposed. No integration, no savings estimate, and an NDA if you need one.