Works back from the need date
If gift boxes must be on shelves in week 5 and cartons take 12 days, the order date is set for you.
Buy Planner turns the approved forecast into purchase orders and production runs. It knows each supplier's lead time, minimum order quantity and pack size, works back from the week you need stock and tells you the date each order must go out. Your planners approve every one.
If gift boxes must be on shelves in week 5 and cartons take 12 days, the order date is set for you.
Order quantities round to case packs and supplier minimums, with the extra stock shown so you can decide.
Finished goods plans break into raw material and packaging needs using your bill of materials.
Add packaging line or factory capacity. Plans that exceed it are flagged before you approve.
Forecast minus stock in hand and on order, plus safety stock from the forecast range.
Orders drafted by supplier with quantity, cost and order-by date.
Planners edit, approve or reject. Nothing is sent without a person saying yes.
Approved orders export to your ERP or Tally, and inbound dates feed back into the plan.
Each number shows a low to high range, a confidence level and the main reasons. Never a false single certain number.
AI drafts purchase and production plans. Your planners approve each order before anything is sent.
Forecast accuracy is measured every week and shown with the misses, not only the good weeks.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, never shared between customers and never sold.
No. It drafts them. Your planners review, edit and approve every purchase and production order before anything leaves the system.
Yes. Approved orders export as purchase orders to Tally, SAP Business One or Zoho, or as Excel for any other system.
Slide to the number of SKUs you sell. The needle shows the plan that fits, and the first 30 days of forecasting are free for up to 500 SKUs.