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Give planners a control tower that keeps demand, production, and inventory in sync, and adjust in real time before small swings become costly ones.

ForecastPlan is a supply chain and operations planning application that synchronizes demand signals with production and inventory levels. Planners monitor operational health in one place and make data-driven adjustments as conditions change.

  • Demand intelligence and forecasting - forecast accuracy is tracked by comparing forecasted demand with actual sales, helping reduce the bullwhip effect, where small shifts in consumer demand cause large, costly swings in production and inventory.
  • Forecasting model choice - filter by product, region, timeframe, and horizon, then compare ARIMA, Prophet, LSTM, XGBoost, and ensemble models on accuracy, speed, and explainability before running the forecast that fits your data.
  • Inventory optimization - raw materials, work in process (WIP), and packaging are tracked against optimal levels, with low inventory alerts that prevent stockouts, overstock, and production halts.
  • Production orchestration - the production schedule aligns manufacturing output with available capacity, so the facility is neither idle nor overloaded and on-time delivery stays protected.
  • What-if scenario planning - leadership can simulate business conditions, such as a sudden supplier failure or a surge in holiday demand, and see the impact on the bottom line before making changes to the supply chain.
  • AI planning assistant - ask questions in plain language, such as how a demand increase would affect capacity, and get specific recommendations like adding shifts, moving production to a facility with spare capacity, or prioritizing high-margin products.
  • KPIs that matter to planners - inventory turnover and on-time delivery, a direct measure of customer satisfaction and logistics reliability.

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See forecast accuracy, inventory levels and production capacity in one control tower, with scenario planning for supply shocks.