Supply Planning Your Plants Can Build
DemandLabs plans capacity and materials in one solve. When the plan falls short, the cheapest fix is already priced.
Supply Planning Capabilities
Finite Capacity in One Solve
Line capacity and labor constrain the same run, so the published plan is one your plants can deliver.
See supply planning in the tourEach Fix Priced Before You Commit
Weekend shifts and co-packer splits are costed against the order they protect, so the cheapest option is clear.
Request a demoFair Allocation When Supply Runs Short
If supply runs short, DemandLabs allocates by customer tier and contract commitments and shows the fill rate for each customer.
Late Lines Traced to the Cause
Each late order line points to the machine, material or crew behind it, with the fix attached.
Live in Eight Weeks
DemandLabs checks the solve against your last two published plans before go-live.
Weeks 0 to 2
Connect Your Data
Routings and bills of material load from your ERP and MES.
Weeks 3 to 6
Model and Validate
Constraints are modeled and the solve is tested against your last two plans.
Weeks 7 to 8
First Live Cycle
Planners publish a constrained plan with the agents alongside.
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Supply Planning FAQs
Which constraints does the solver handle?
The solver covers line capacity and labor. It also respects material lead times and minimum run sizes across plants and co-packers.
Can we use it for rough-cut and detailed plans?
The same model runs rough-cut for the S&OP cycle and detailed plans for the weeks ahead, with one set of constraints.
How are shortages allocated?
Allocation rules weigh customer tier and margin against contract commitments, and the same rules apply in each run.
Does the plan write back to our ERP?
Approved plans publish to your ERP through standard interfaces.
How long does implementation take?
Eight weeks to the first live cycle, with a value review with your CFO in week 10.
See a Plan Your Plants Can Build
A 45-minute walkthrough on your own data.