Differentiated Capabilities
Supply Chain Planning
From long-range S&OP to daily S&OE in one system
Request DemoEliminate the costly and error-prone gap between strategic planning and operational execution. The same model used for 18-month capacity planning drives the daily work order sequencing on the shop floor. No data translation. No synchronization lag. No decision latency.
Key Features:
- Unified S&OP and S&OE planning in a single data model — no 3rd-party execution system required
- End-to-end planning across demand, distribution, replenishment, multi-plant manufacturing, capacity, and constrained MRP
- Advanced Bill of Resource modeling for complex alternative routings, process options, and labor skill requirements
- Multi-day routing support with daily planning accuracy — a gap most competitors cannot close
- Real-time re-planning and sequencing when disruptions occur — continuously executable plans
- Concurrent multi-planner what-if scenario analysis with personal workbenches
- When paired with Eyelit MES (Factory Connect): real-time supply chain status from the shop floor feeds planning automatically
Planning Horizon Coverage:
- Long Range S&OP — 18–24 month horizon — Capacity, demand & financial alignment
- Mid-Range Planning — Constrained order-level material, capacity, replenishment, distribution, and demand fulfillment plan
- Scheduling — Bucketless — Work order sequencing, resource allocation, ATP
- Real-Time Disruption Response — Sub-minute re-planning triggered by MES events or order changes
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