
Decion Demand Planning
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| Fact | Decion Demand Planning | frePPLe |
|---|---|---|
| Company history | ToolsGroup says Joseph Shamir and Eugenio Cornacchia founded the company in Boston in 1993. | The company says the founder started frePPLe in 2011 and the project began as an open-source hobby project more than 17 years ago. |
| Forecasting | Its demand planning combines probabilistic forecasting, machine learning, and real-time demand sensing to model uncertainty and support inventory, service, and supply decisions. | Demand forecasting uses statistical and AI techniques, can select among forecast methods, and supports review and editing across teams. |
| Founded | 1993 | 2011 |
| Headquarters | ToolsGroup's locations page lists its North America East Coast office at 68 Harrison Ave Ste 605, Boston, Massachusetts 02111, United States. | Merelbeke, Belgium |
| Integrations | Decion connects through pre-built connectors and APIs for SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and other ERP and WMS systems, and is designed to run alongside existing systems. | Official connectors are available for Odoo, Openbravo and Etendo, with two-way Odoo integration listed for the Community edition. |
| Purpose | Decion is an always-on supply chain decision intelligence platform that monitors operations, evaluates risk, recommends corrective actions, and steers decisions toward business targets. | frePPLe provides advanced supply-chain planning, including forecasting, inventory planning, production planning, and replenishment planning. |
Decion Demand Planning is intended for manufacturers, aftermarket organizations, wholesale distributors, retailers, and supply chain teams managing complex or volatile demand. It may suit teams seeking forecasting and planning tools alongside existing ERP or WMS systems.
It suits organizations planning demand, inventory, production, or replenishment across item-location pairs. Enterprise’s customer-hardware installation is an option for organizations with policies or regulations that may prevent cloud use.