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Demand Pilot Beta
Demand planning that shows its working. Forecasts planners can read, question and adjust — built to grow into end-to-end supply chain planning.
Most planning teams already have a forecast. What they lack is one they trust. When numbers move without explanation, planners override them — and the model quietly becomes a suggestion nobody follows.
Demand Pilot starts from the other end: a forecast is only useful if the people who own the plan can see why it says what it says, and how confident it is. Today it covers demand planning. Inventory, supply and S&OP follow, so that one system carries the plan from demand signal to supply decision.
Demand Pilot is in beta. We’re working closely with a small number of teams to shape it.
What it does
Built for the people who own the plan.
Forecasts you can read
Every forecast comes with the drivers behind it — seasonality, trend, promotions, events — so a change is never a mystery.
Uncertainty in plain view
A range, not just a number. Planners see how sure the forecast is and set buffers accordingly.
Adjust, don’t override blind
Planner adjustments are recorded with a reason, and their accuracy is tracked against the baseline.
Item × location
Plan at the level the business actually runs — product, site, channel — and roll up or down without losing the thread.
Works with your systems
Reads from your ERP and sales data; writes plans back where your teams already work.
Measured, every cycle
Forecast accuracy and bias reported by segment, so you know where the plan is strong and where it needs attention.
Roadmap
From demand signal to supply decision.
- NOW · BETA
Demand planning
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Inventory planning
- ROADMAP
Supply planning
- ROADMAP
S&OP
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