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WEBINAR

Paxia Assets in Action

Solving Catering’s Three Biggest Inventory Problems

45 Minutes on Zoom · Two Live Sessions

WEBINAR

Paxia Assets in Action

Solving Catering’s Three Biggest Inventory Problems

45 Minutes on Zoom · Two Live Sessions

Spend 45 Minutes with Us to See Paxia Assets in Action

Every catering operation faces three quiet problems. You reorder without really knowing what you need. One station is drowning in stock while another runs out of it. And somewhere in a bonded store, product is aging past its date with nobody watching. None of it shows up as a crisis—it shows up as capital tied up in the wrong place, excess inventory or a restock that shouldn’t have been necessary, and a write-off nobody saw coming.

We’re addressing these three problems one at a time, and each is followed by a live demonstration of how Paxia Assets can solve it.

The Three Problems

01 · Ordering Blind

Thousands of SKUs across dozens of stations, and every reorder comes down to a judgment call. Order light and you’re chasing a stockout on the day of departure. Order heavy and you’ve bought a write-off you won’t see for months.

Demonstration: An MRP/DRP run end-to-end: classification triage, exceptions routed to a planner, and the Recommendation Summary you approve in bulk.

02 · Every Station is an Island

Surplus sits at one station while another is out of stock of the same item, and nobody has a view that shows both at once. So the shortage gets solved the expensive way: by buying more of something you already own.

Demonstration: A consolidated view of the entire network, nightly stock-status alerts, and a distribution order that moves stock instead of repurchasing it.

03 · Expired Stock, Silent Waste

Expiry and obsolescence are discovered at count time, which is to say after the value is already gone. The write-off is the first anyone hears of it, and by then there’s nothing to do but book it.

Demonstration: Culling from end to end:  a dashboard flag, a review, an action, and an auditable write-off with the trail intact.

Why This is Different

Built in, not bolted on.

Whether it’s spreadsheets, a generic ERP, or a 3PL warehouse system, airline catering isn’t part of the data model. A warehouse system tracks pallets, SKUs and bin locations. Paxia tracks meal specs, galley plans, loading windows, rotables, expiry and culling, station-to-station cycles as first-class concepts rather than a customization layer you maintain forever.

25+
Years in airline catering

18+
Airlines worldwide run on Paxia Cloud

7
Modules, one platform

Speakers

Alberto Cavallin

Product Owner, Paxia Assets

As the product owner for Paxia Assets, Alberto has spent his career in logistics solutions and is part of the team that built the planning engine in Paxia Assets. During this webinar, Alberto will run the demonstrations live.

Rodney Duty

President & Chief Operating Officer, Paxia

As the driving force behind Paxia, Rodney has helped shape how the world’s leading airlines approach catering management. During this webinar, Rodney will be introducing the three common problems and how Paxia Assets solves these challenges.

Ryan Gaus

Chief Commercial Officer, Paxia

As CCO, Ryan oversees Paxia’s global GTM team, focusing on strengthening strategic customer relationships, fostering a customer-first sales culture, and driving scalable revenue growth. During this webinar, Ryan will be your moderator, keeping the demonstration on schedule and bringing your questions to the team.

Better Inventory Starts With Seeing It

Register for our September 2, 2026 Zoom webinar. Two sessions, 45 minutes each. Seats are limited.

Session 1 – Europe, Middle East & APAC

Wednesday, September 2  ·  7:00 UTC

London 8:00  |  Stockholm 9:00  |  Dubai 11:00  |  Delhi 12:30  |  Hong Kong 15:00  |  Tokyo 16:00  |  Sydney 17:00  |  Auckland 19:00

Session 2 – The Americas

Wednesday, September 2  ·  19:00 UTC

Honolulu 9:00  |  Seattle 12:00  |  Salt Lake City 13:00  |  Chicago 14:00  |  Atlanta 15:00  | Buenos Aires 16:00

Session 1 – Europe, Middle East & APAC

Wednesday, September 2  ·  7:00 UTC

London 8:00  |  Stockholm 9:00  |  Dubai 11:00  |  Delhi 12:30  |  Hong Kong 15:00  |  Tokyo 16:00  |  Sydney 17:00  |  Auckland 19:00

Session 2 – The Americas

Wednesday, September 2  ·  19:00 UTC

Honolulu 9:00  |  Seattle 12:00  |  Salt Lake City 13:00  |  Chicago 14:00  |  Atlanta 15:00  | Buenos Aires 16:00