Supply Chain Optimization

Demand shifts fast. Inventory does, too. Your teams need a clear view of what to move, make and replenish next.

See what’s changing. Plan for it. Then act on it with confidence.

Supply chain analytics shows how demand, inventory and fulfillment are evolving. Connect planning to execution and teams can respond confidently to changing demand without waiting for spreadsheets, manual handoffs or the next planning cycle.

Put inventory where demand is going

AI-native demand forecasting, inventory optimization and replenishment help mid-market supply chains connect demand signals across stores, channels and locations to inventory and replenishment decisions. 

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One platform. Finance, sales, and supply chain — finally in sync.

Anaplan replaces siloed planning with a single real-time platform — so every team plans from the same number. Accenture Edge gets you there faster with pre-built accelerators and fixed-fee pricing built for mid-market scale.

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Plan for change across a complex network

Anticipate disruptions and respond faster with concurrent planning, real-time scenario modeling and AI-powered insights across demand, supply and inventory.   

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Turn plans into action across your supply chain

Turn demand, supply and inventory plans into operational action by connecting planning outputs to NetSuite ERP, generating purchase orders and replenishment recommendations so teams spend less time on manual handoffs and more time responding to Oracle

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A global sportswear retailer cut order delivery time by 70% and supply chain costs by 10%¹

Inventory is building in the wrong places while stockouts persist

Demand signals are not reaching replenishment and supply planning decisions fast enough to keep inventory aligned with what customers actually need.

Your inventory system says it’s there. Operations can’t confirm it.

Inventory data lives across systems and locations, leaving teams without reliable supply chain visibility across the network.

Planners are still turning spreadsheet outputs into orders by hand

Purchase orders, work orders, transfers and replenishment decisions rely on manual coordination because planning and execution are not connected.

Growth has added more systems than visibility

Acquisitions, new locations or legacy platforms have expanded the network, but leadership still lacks a unified view of inventory, fulfillment performance and supply risk.

PLATFORM FIT

Right platform. Clear reason why.

We assess your ERP environment, network complexity, planning maturity, data flows and most urgent operational constraint before recommending a path. The decision starts with what needs to change, not a predetermined platform.

CONNECTED EXECUTION

The plan doesn’t stop at a recommendation

ERP integration and execution automation are designed into the program from the start, reducing the manual work required to turn planning decisions into action.

PLATFORM DEPTH

Platform specialists, not generalists

Dedicated practices across leading supply chain platforms bring specialist depth to forecasting, inventory, execution and connected planning without forcing one technology path.

ACCOUNTABILITY

One partner through go-live and beyond

One team spans assessment, platform selection, ERP integration, implementation and post-go-live support. For mid-market operations, accountability stays in one place after the new model goes live.

Connected Planning Assessment and Roadmap

A four- to six-week assessment of your supply chain planning processes, core systems, integration architecture and platform fit. Walk away with an independent platform recommendation, target architecture, implementation roadmap and business case.

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01

Define

Inventory gaps, fulfillment issues and network complexity shape the recommendation, not a preset rollout plan. It starts with the constraint that matters most to your operation.

02

Deploy

Pre-built integration frameworks connect the planning capabilities in scope with supply chain execution. Configuration reflects how demand, inventory, supply and fulfillment should work together.

03

Prove

Supply chain visibility, forecast accuracy and execution performance are measured against the baseline established before deployment. Early operating results show where the new planning model is working and where to adjust.

04

Expand

Extend the model to additional planning capabilities, geographies, procurement automation or financial planning as results build. New requirements connect to the same foundation instead of creating another disconnected process.

Clear deliverables, measurable outcomes

Clarity on the right platform, the investment case and the path to get there before you commit to anything
A supply chain planning platform integrated with your ERP, connecting demand forecasting, inventory optimization, supply planning and replenishment in one operating environment
Planning-to-execution automation that reduces manual planner intervention where ERP execution automation is in scope
Real-time supply chain visibility across inventory, fulfillment and supply risk
Inventory and service-level baselines established before go-live, with excess inventory, stockout rate, forecast accuracy and on-time-in-full tracked after implementation

Let’s take the first step

Tell us where your supply chain is losing time, inventory or visibility. We’ll help you find the right platform and path forward.

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