Differentiated Capabilities
Inventory Planning
Set the right inventory targets, scientifically
Request DemoInventory Planning capabilities span from straightforward safety stock target-setting to full multi-echelon inventory optimization (MEIO) — enabling you to protect service levels while minimizing capital tied up in the supply chain. Because inventory planning shares 95% of its data model with demand planning, implementation is fast and ROI is near-immediate.
Key Features:
- AI/ML reinforcement learning to set safety stock levels by product-customer segment, considering demand and supply variability
- Pareto classification of products as MTS, MTO, or hybrid based on shipment history and forecast
- Calculates units required to achieve target service levels and values the inventory investment
- Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimization (MEIO): minimizes total pipeline cost by positioning buffers at the optimal tier
- Supports intermediate and raw material safety stock calculations based on planned usage and actual consumption history
Inventory Tier Optimization
- Raw Material / WIP Buffer — Upstream buffer — absorbs supply variability
- Intermediate / Sub-Assembly — Strategic decoupling point for complex products
- Finished Goods / DC — Downstream buffer — protects service level
- Distributor Channel — Sell-through visibility prevents channel stuffing
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