Manufacturing
Planr
Demand intelligence for multi-plant manufacturers.
Demand intelligence
From shortage signal to action plan in minutes.
Planr turns plant, inventory, and material data into ranked actions: transfer, substitute, reallocate, cut, or convert before production is at risk.
- Deployment
- Live
- ERP
- Any · field-mapped
- Engine
- Operations research
- Decision cycle
- Days → minutes
For sales & planning
A shortage should not become a meeting.
A customer order lands. Planr shows whether the promise can be kept, and what to do if materials are short.
Order lands
Promise date needed.
Shortage appears
Inventory, POs, transfers, and substitutes are checked.
Answer moves
The best action is visible.
Planr workflow
Walk through the shortage resolution flow.
Move from operating data to shortage signal, resolution paths, and an executable plan without leaving the workflow.
Step 1
Align operating data
Inventory, demand, POs, ETAs, production plans, site stock, and transport data already exist. Planr connects them so teams are not reconciling files before deciding.
What Planr is
One operating layer over the manufacturing network.
Data comes in, operations research computes feasibility, the interface shows the next move. The AI layer ranks plans; it does not invent the math.
Architecture
- Accepts ERP exports, planning files, and site-level inputs, then maps fields without code.
Proof of deployment
Live in automotive filtration. Mapped for your workflow next.
For new industries we map the workflow first, then fit Planr around how your team actually plans — not the other way round.
Workflow discovery
Shortages, waste, cuts, substitutions, or cross-site transfers driving planning calls? Map the workflow with us.
Map your workflowFAQ
Questions buyers ask before a rollout.
Short answers on inputs, ERP fit, AI decisioning, and where Planr applies beyond the first deployment.
Bring the clock back under control
Put shortage decisions on the clock.
Start with the production planning data your teams already use. Planr turns shortages into ranked resolution actions before production slips.