Supply and Inventory
Know which supply move protects service and working capital, before the shortage lands.
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Expedite, reallocate, substitute or hold. Know which move protects service before you commit.
Service and working capital settled with finance, move after move.
See one decision →See the network as one situation.
Stock positions, supplier history and open orders read together, with what is known and what is still open.
Seal every move before you commit.
Each permitted move gets a predicted effect on service and working capital, sealed before your planners act.
Carry the reasoning across sites and shifts.
The state and the moves are one record, so the next planner inherits why the last allocation went the way it did.
How it works
From governed evidence to settled value.
When the outcome window closes, the chosen move is scored on service, expedite cost and working capital.
Finance agrees the formula up front: observed value, attributable effect and counterfactual value, kept apart.
Kalyr compares expedite, reallocate, substitute and hold, and seals a prediction for each.
Your planners authorise and act. The receipt names who decided.
Kalyr reads the systems you grant: forecasts, stock positions, supplier history and open orders.
Your planning and ERP systems stay authoritative, inside your boundary.
Industries
Built for your industry.
Consumer Goods and Food→
Protect service on a promoted line when a supplier slips.
Semiconductors and Advanced Manufacturing→
Allocate constrained materials across fabs and customers.
Biopharma and Pharmaceutical Operations→
Secure a critical input with release protected.
Energy, Chemicals and Mining→
Hold critical spares where downtime costs most.
Aerospace and Critical Infrastructure→
Expedite, borrow or substitute a part for an aircraft on the ground.
Data Centres and Compute→
Time hardware orders against capacity demand and lead times.
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Compound your intelligence.
If it repeats and moves value, we want to see it.
