MoovinV Selects JD Technologies Global to Market Julie

Aug 20, 2026
MoovinV has selected JD Technologies Global to market Julie, its AI driven platform for procurement and supply chain teams. The platform includes modules for sourcing, cost analysis, part reuse, and material selection.

MoovinV said in a press release it selected JD Technologies Global to market Julie, its AI driven platform for procurement and supply chain teams. JD Technologies Global will use its field sales network and customer relationships to pursue new customers for the platform.

Julie automates parts of procurement workflows so buyers can focus on higher value tasks. Its modules include JULIE Agile Sourcing for procurement automation, JULIE Should Cost for make or buy analysis and cost benchmarking, JULIE Partfinder for part reuse, and JULIE Mat GPT for material selection.

MoovinV says the platform is used across North America, Europe, and Asia in sectors including aerospace, automotive, rail, energy, and medical industries. The platform is designed to support supply chain security, cost control, and environmental tracking.

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