Replenishment Planning
Responsive, multi-tier aware replenishments
Multi-echelon Inventory Optimization and replenishment based on future demand, current plans and other factors to improve service levels, grow sales, and optimize inventory
o9 replenishment solution offers a comprehensive multi echelon inventory optimization for cost to serve, inventory and service level tradeoffs compared to traditional replenishment approaches.
Top reasons organizations are upgrading their Replenishment Planning capabilities
Optimize inventory and costs
Understand best optimizations and decisions in an omni-channel environment
From unconstrained to constrained based replenishment
Understand future demand to improve service levels and grow sales
Work from one integrated system
Improve visibility, responsiveness and productivity, all the way from your suppliers to shelves
Move to a cloud based system
Ditch the legacy systems and start using optimization capabilities for cost to serve, inventory and service level tradeoffs
Use cases favored by our clients
- Exception driven workflow
- AI driven actionable recommendations
- Multi-echelon network modeling from the supplier to the shelf
- Inventory optimization across the entire network
- Constraint based flow optimization for seasonal or promotional peaks
- Accurate order forecast for suppliers
- Supply chain constraint data management
- Integrated financial metrics such as cost-to-serve, margin, revenue etc.
- What-if scenario planning
"o9 was able to significantly improve our forecast accuracy."
Senior Vice President of Corporate SCM and Logistics
"The decisions taken by the logistics team are already processed by the engine, a priori. They validate it, it feeds into our execution engine for track-building and shipments. The workbench allows our team to move the same-day order fill rate. Last month we actually achieved a 98.5% OFR."
Vice President of Supply Chain
"We had a significant reduction in expedited costs. Our target was 4 to 6 million dollars. And we achieved close to 9 million dollars…"
Vice President of Supply Chain COE
