Plan a supply chain you don't own

Yes. Supply planning in PLAIO is built around purchase lanes to CMOs and CDMOs, each with its own lead time, MOQ, order increment, maximum order capacity and frozen period. You plan demand per market, inventory and shelf life across the network, and the orders you place with each partner.

Yes. Each supply lane carries its own lead time, minimum order quantity, order increment, maximum order capacity and frozen period, and a lead time can be split into processing and transfer time. Order suggestions are sized to those rules before you see them.

If a CMO shares its capacity with you, you can model its line as its own shop floor in PLAIO, with its stages, resources, downtimes and scenarios, and see whether your orders fit before you place them.

Inventory is planned by batch with its expiry date and consumed first expiry, first out. A minimum remaining shelf life can be set per item and location, so stock that is too short-dated for a market stops counting as sellable there, and the Inventory and Expiry dashboard shows the quantity and cost heading for expiry.

Yes. Add a launch or a tender as an overlay on top of a market's base forecast for the months it covers, and test it in a scenario before it becomes the active plan. Supply planning then works from the same number.

No. PLAIO plans and your ERP executes. Inventory, open orders and supply lanes come in from the ERP, and approved order suggestions go back out through the Integration API, with who approved them and when, for the ERP to turn into purchase orders.