26C for SCM & Procurement: the whole release, one deck.

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The 26C wave in five minutes

1. The agent wave is the story. 26C pushes AI agents deep into SCM: the Inventory Planning Command Center (stockouts ranked by revenue at risk, remediation simulated before you accept — on by default, duty-role gated), the inventory aging advisor (slow stock → priced holding cost → recommended returns/transfers), and the PO-to-sales-order converter (PDF purchase orders becoming submitted sales orders). If your client asks one question this quarter, it's "which agents do we switch on?"
2. Sourcing flips the table: Redwood Seller Auctions let you SELL through negotiations — forward auctions for excess stock and retired assets, with a full bidding workbench. Opt-in, so nothing changes until someone decides it should.
3. Transportation Management carries the heaviest high/critical load in all of SCM — if you run OTM-integrated flows, that's your first afternoon.
4. The Redwood conveyor keeps rolling — more classic screens gain Redwood equivalents and creep from optional toward default. Check your personalizations against every Redwood item in your modules.
5. Quiet-but-real: Order Management ships auto-submit of the import interface on inbound B2B orders; audit/compliance hardening continues for SOX/GDPR-minded shops.

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