Buy smarter. Service better. Profit more.
To outpace competitors, wholesalers need supply chain planning technology that allows them to make fast, accurate, data-driven business decisions. Accelerate and automate informed decisions about shipping, staffing, sourcing and warehousing with the right technology in place.
Use purpose-built solutions
Manage the entire supply chain based on market demand, inventory investments, shipping options and service level goals.
Accurately predict demand
Get automatic model switching to the best strategic outcome to produce an accurate picture of future demand.
Get integrated performance management
Manage by exception rather than by crisis.
Optimize vendor-requested buys
Calculate how the purchase of extra inventory will affect your inventory position in terms of forward days’ coverage, down to a specific SKU.
The future of supply chain technology for the wholesale distribution industry is available now.
Successful distributors — those who take a comprehensive view of their operations with a focus on profitability — have found that Logility’s solutions make a significant difference in their companies.
Synchronize Sourcing and Supply
Easily evaluate trade-offs between the goals of customer service and the risk of inventory investment and deployment.
Optimize Purchasing, Load Building and Vendor Clustering
Consider future demand, buying costs and business goals such as profit maximization or cost minimization in your sourcing plans.
Optimize Vendor-Requested Buys
Calculate how the purchase of extra inventory will affect your inventory position in terms of forward days’ coverage and other critical factors, down to a specific SKU.
Implement Integrated
Business Planning
Turn sales and operations planning (S&OP) and strategic planning into a repeatable, comprehensive process with integrated business planning (IBP).
Balance Inventory
Simplify the task of optimally balancing inventory across distribution centers. Inventory transfer recommendations (or, if appropriate, vendor orders) automatically consider service requirements, transportation costs, handling costs, ordering costs and more.