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Alloy Planning vs Kepion

Alloy Planning

alloy.ai

Kepion

kepion.com

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WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published01
Spec score · Demand Planning Software7.7 (#10)7.7 (#12)
ForecastingIt uses harmonized retail point-of-sale and channel inventory data to reflect demand shifts down to retailer and SKU level.Kepion says rolling forecasts can integrate actuals from source systems and cover 12 to 24+ month horizons.
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesSeattle, Washington, United States
SecurityThe company says its platform is SOC 2 Type II compliant, uses AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS in transit, and runs on Google Cloud Platform.Kepion's support documentation says Content Security Policy is enabled by default starting with version 6.1.24324.
SupportAlloy.ai directs users to contact its support team for product questions and provides security contact [email protected] for security concerns.Kepion directs users to its support center for best practices and troubleshooting and lets them submit a support ticket.

Plans

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In their own words

Alloy Planning

Alloy Planning is a web-based forecasting and planning platform built for consumer goods brands. It uses retail point-of-sale and channel inventory data to forecast demand down to retailer and SKU-location level, helping teams respond to demand shifts. The platform automatically updates point-of-sale, inventory, and shipment data and flags areas that need attention. Sales and Supply Chain teams can build and track plans together, including consensus demand and inventory plans informed by projections, sales forecasts, promotions, and capacity forecasts. Alloy.ai says its wider data platform combines commerce and inventory information, drawing on integrations for retailers, ecommerce platforms, distributors, 3PLs, and ERPs. It can normalize partner identifiers, units, metrics, calendars, and currencies, and model product movement across manufacturing, warehouses, and retail locations. AI tools include natural-language performance analysis, executive reporting, and preparation of store-level stockout recovery orders for approval. Demand sensing, scenario planning, and hierarchical forecasting are listed. The service runs on the web, and pricing is on request.

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Kepion

Kepion is an FP&A platform for planning across finance, supply chain, and operations. It supports budgeting, forecasting, revenue, workforce, capital, demand, and supply planning, along with scenario modeling, variance analysis, and financial consolidation. Real-time what-if models let teams compare best, worst, and expected outcomes for revenue, cost, and operational plans. Shared data connects finance, sales, operations, and supply-chain planning for collaboration. Kepion says it works with Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, Power BI, Azure Cloud, and SQL Server. Its integration guidance names SQL Server Management Studio, Azure Data Factory, and SQL Server Integration Services; the documented application integration type currently supported is an Azure Data Factory pipeline. Deployment guidance covers cloud-hosted and on-premises environments. Single sign-on supports Windows Active Directory, Azure Active Directory, and custom identity providers. The platform is offered through web, Windows, API, and self-hosted options. Kepion was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Seattle. Pricing is on request.

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