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Blue Yonder Demand and Supply Planning

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APIYesYes
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Plans published11
Spec score · Inventory Optimization Software7.4 (#11)7.9 (#3)
ForecastingCombines statistical methods, machine learning and AI with explainability for demand sensing and planning.The features page lists simple exponential smoothing and Holt’s trend corrected exponential smoothing; ARIMA models are marked as under development.
IntegrationsThe API-first platform is designed to connect with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and custom applications.The maker describes use with Pandas, Jupyter, Matplotlib, openpyxl and xlwings.
PurposeProvides all-in-one demand, supply and inventory planning for supply-chain organizations.Supplychainpy is a Python library for supply chain analysis, modeling, and simulation.

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supplychainpy

supplychainpy is a Python library for supply chain analysis, modeling, and simulation, aimed at commercial inventory and demand-planning analysts. Its inventory features include ABC XYZ classification, safety stock, reorder levels, economic order quantity, service-level targets, and replenishment recommendations. Forecasting options include simple exponential smoothing and Holt’s trend-corrected exponential smoothing; ARIMA models remain under development. The reporting suite presents charts, tables, KPIs, inventory summaries, and recommendations, with a bot for querying analysis in natural language. Inputs can be CSV or text files, Pandas DataFrames, or data supplied through a database ETL process. The maker describes use with Pandas, Jupyter, Matplotlib, openpyxl, and xlwings. Installation is available through pip or from source, and the reporting suite can run locally with configurable host and port settings. Command examples cover Linux, Mac, and Windows. The project is licensed under BSD-3 and is free. Its maker warns that the library is in early development and unsuitable for production because its API may change.

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