Plan & Inventory
What will sell, how much should we own, and where should it sit?
- SKU-level forecasting that moves with live signals
- Safety stock sized to real demand and lead-time variability
- Buffer held where it counts, not at every echelon
Decision intelligence for supply chain operations
Your data is ready. Are your decisions?
Your competitors see the same market signals you do. SKUFlow makes sure you act on yours first — automated decision intelligence built on the systems you already run.
We never buy the inventory, move the freight, or touch the cash.
We make the decision clear — you keep executing.
The decisions we support
These calls were never separable.
How much to own depends on how fast it can move. Which mode to use depends on what the inventory position can tolerate. Solving them one system at a time is the actual problem.
Source & Supply
Where does supply come from, on what terms, and at what risk?
- Suppliers compared on landed cost, lead time, reliability
- Volume split to balance price against continuity
- Tariff and country-of-origin impact on landed cost
Move & Deliver
What shape should the network have, and how do goods move through it?
- Mode and consolidation decided per shipment
- Carrier mix reoptimized as rates and performance move
- Which node fills each order, and what you can promise
Operate
How do space, people, and returns keep up with the plan?
- Site capacity ceilings visible early enough to act
- Labor forecast from the same signals driving the plan
- Returns dispositioned on recovery value, not habit
Two lenses
One decision, judged more than one way.
Cost and risk aren't separate products. They're how every decision above gets scored — switch the lens and the recommendation can change.
Decision: move 3 containers, Shanghai → Los Angeles, needed in 26 days
1Ocean, directShanghai → LA, 24 days$6,150
2Ocean + rail transloadvia Prince Rupert, 19 days$7,480
3Air freightdirect, 6 days$24,900
On cost alone, ocean direct wins by a wide margin — and it leaves only two days of schedule buffer.
Illustrative — real runs use your own rates, lead times, and emissions factors
Built on models
The models do the work. Chat just asks for it.
SKUFlow's core is forecasting and optimization over your operational data. Asking in plain language is simply the default way in — and every answer traces back to the data behind it.
Reading connected sources · running model…
Try a question
Illustrative exampleEvery answer traces to its source data
Platform
Why one platform can hold this much ground.
Nearly every decision above is the same shape: operational data in, a forecasting or optimization model over it, a clear recommendation out.
Rapid deploy, minimal setup
Connect a data source and see working output in days. No implementation team, no quarter-long configuration project.
Decision support, never the transaction
SKUFlow never buys inventory, books freight, or touches your cash. Your systems and your people execute — nothing changes hands here.
One data model, many decisions
A canonical model of how a supply chain operates — SKUs, suppliers, sites, carriers, lanes, orders, labor — that every decision engine reasons over. Capabilities compound instead of fragmenting.
Sits alongside your ERP, TMS, and WMS
Nothing gets ripped out. SKUFlow reads what those systems already produce and returns better decisions back to the people using them.
Enterprise-grade from day one
Hard tenant isolation, a full audit trail, and credentials that never transit SKUFlow's own systems — built before a security review asked for it.
Starting in freight
Built for freight forwarders first.
The decision map is the charter. Freight & logistics is where SKUFlow starts — shaped around a forwarder's own operational data, not a generic template.
Even good operators hit a ceiling with a spreadsheet. SKUFlow clears it where it costs the most: margin, cash, and currency exposure, shipment by shipment.
Freight & Logistics →First decision domains
Margin analysisIN SANDBOX
Invoice agingIN SANDBOX
Cash-flow projectionIN SANDBOX
Multi-currency, separable FXIN SANDBOX
Next decision domainCUSTOMER-LED
See these in the sandbox →Next step
See what your data is telling you.
A decision audit shows you, on your own numbers, the calls SKUFlow would surface early. Prefer to explore first? The sandbox is a working forwarder operation with sample freight data — no setup, nothing to connect.
Sandbox uses sample data · no credit card required