Supply Chain connects demand planning directly to execution, so a forecast isn't a static spreadsheet that operations ignores — replenishment, allocation and logistics run off the same plan the business agreed to.
Key Capabilities
Everything Supply Chain covers out of the box.
Demand Planning
Statistical and collaborative forecasting by item, location and channel.
Supply Planning
Balances forecast demand against available supply and capacity.
Replenishment
Automated reorder recommendations driven by the approved plan.
Logistics
Shipment planning, carrier selection and tracking.
Supplier Collaboration
Shared visibility into forecasts and orders with key suppliers.
Network Modeling
Multi-echelon distribution network planning.
Exception Management
Alerts when actuals diverge materially from the plan.
See Supply Chain in Action
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Supply Chain — Demand Plan
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Supply Chain — Network View
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Supply Chain — Exception Dashboard
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AI in Supply Chain
Part of the Spark ERP AI Platform, applied to Supply Chain.
Demand Forecasting
Statistical forecasting refined by seasonality and promotional patterns.
Disruption Alerts
Flags supplier or logistics patterns likely to cause a shortfall before it happens.
Network Optimization
Suggests allocation and routing to reduce cost while meeting service targets.
Workflows
The demand plan drives execution directly: once a forecast is approved, replenishment and supplier allocation follow it automatically, with exceptions routed back for review.
Example flow
- 1
Demand Forecast
Statistical forecast generated and reviewed collaboratively.
- 2
Plan Approved
Supply plan balanced against capacity and approved.
- 3
Supplier Allocation
Orders allocated across qualified suppliers.
- 4
Execution Tracked
Shipments tracked against plan with exception alerts.
Integrations
Supply Chain connects to the systems this domain typically runs alongside — see the fullIntegration Platform for the complete picture.
- EDI / B2B networks
- Freight & logistics carriers
- Supplier portals
- Demand-sensing data feeds
Industry Applications
How Supply Chain is typically configured for a sector.
Country Support
Supply Chain runs on Spark ERP's Country Packs, so local tax, statutory and compliance rules apply automatically.
Security
Supply Chain inherits Spark ERP's platform-wide identity, tenant isolation, encryption and audit — the same security model every application runs on, not something rebuilt per module.
Customer Stories
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Pricing
Supply Chain is available standalone or as part of a bundled Spark ERP plan. See current plans and what's included.
Frequently Asked Questions
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