Sophus Inventory Optimization vs StockTrim

Sophus Inventory Optimization combines multi-echelon planning, safety stock optimization and replenishment in an AI-driven engine. It models a supply network and recommends where each SKU should be held and how it should be replenished. Safety stock is set at SKU-location level to meet service-level agreements while accounting for demand and lead-time variability. The platform groups SKUs by demand pattern, value and order frequency, then updates replenishment and reallocation recommendations as conditions change. It reads data from existing ERP, WMS and planning tools and sends reorder points and reallocation plans back to them. Dastro automates ERP data extraction, cleaning, preparation and validation. Scenario tools let planners model demand surges, supplier disruptions, lead-time changes and new stocking policies. Deployment options include cloud-native, private-cloud and on-premise configurations. Sophus says business users can operate the platform without coding or query writing. Stored data is encrypted with AES-256; transmitted data uses HTTPS with TLS 1.2 or later. Pricing is discussed through a demo, and a free trial is available.

StockTrim has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.