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Flowlity vs Prediko

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Flowlity

6.9#1 in inventory optimization softwareFrom €249 a month
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Prediko

7.0#4 in demand planning softwareFrom $49 a month
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FactFlowlityPrediko
Demand forecastingIts probabilistic forecasting engine assigns likelihoods to demand or lead-time scenarios so planners can account for uncertainty.The system creates a 12-month forecast down to SKU level and considers trend and seasonality.
Founded20192022
IntegrationsFlowlity says it connects to SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and other data sources through pre-built connectors, APIs, or SFTP transfers.Prediko advertises more than 100 integrations across Shopify, ERP, warehouse-management, and third-party logistics systems.
PurposeFlowlity provides AI-powered supply chain forecasting and planning, including demand forecasting, inventory optimization, and supply planning.Prediko helps D2C brands forecast inventory and create purchase orders.
SupportThe enterprise product includes a dedicated Customer Success Manager and a full integration project.The pricing page advertises 5-Star support; higher-tier listed benefits include a dedicated customer success manager, personalized onboarding and a private Slack channel.

Flowlity plans

  • Flowlity Lite€249 a month
  • Flowlity EnterprisePriced on request

Prediko plans

  • Starter$49 a month
  • Raw Materials Forecasting & BOMs add-on$20 a month
  • Prediko$49 a month
  • Scale-up$119 a month
  • Growth$199 a month
  • Enterprise$349 a month

Pick Flowlity if…

Flowlity Lite is designed for small businesses needing forecasting, supply planning, and order management for up to 5,000 SKUs. The main Enterprise product is intended for mid-market and enterprise companies, including those with complex multi-site setups.

Pick Prediko if…

Prediko suits D2C and Shopify brands that need inventory forecasting, supply planning, and purchase order management. It can also support connected planning for raw materials and finished goods.

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