Sales commits, then operations discovers the plant cannot deliver it. DO.Impact runs the SIOP cycle on one data model: demand plan, real cell capacity, inventory and the financial consequence of each scenario, reviewed in a single monthly decision meeting.
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The commercial pipeline, growth targets and customer sentiment sit next to the demand plan, so the forecast is traceable back to the opportunities behind it rather than typed into a fresh spreadsheet each month.
Capacity is built from your cells, shifts, planned maintenance and recent performance instead of a theoretical rate. Where demand exceeds the constraint, the overload is shown by period rather than averaged away.
Add a shift, subcontract, move a launch, hold inventory — each option is modelled with its revenue, EBITDA, inventory and lead time consequence, so the leadership team argues about trade-offs rather than about whose number is right.
Once the plan is agreed it drives the 0-12 week schedule, the daily SQDP boards and the action tracker. Benefits land in the same monthly waterfall finance already reviews, so the cycle closes instead of drifting.
SIOP software supports Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning: a monthly cycle where commercial demand, production capacity, inventory and financial impact are reconciled into one agreed plan. Good SIOP software holds the demand plan, the capacity picture and the scenario economics in one place so the leadership team decides from a single set of numbers.
They describe the same routine. SIOP simply makes inventory explicit in the name, which matters for manufacturers where finished goods and WIP absorb most of the working capital. DO.Impact carries demand, capacity, inventory and cash through the same cycle.
No. DO.Impact runs alongside whatever MOM/ERP you already have, or on its own. Most small plants start by loading a demand plan and cell capacity by hand, then connect systems once the cycle is trusted.
The agreed plan feeds the 0-12 week schedule, and shop floor performance — OEE, downtime, on-time delivery — feeds the next capacity view. The monthly decision and the daily routine share one data model instead of two spreadsheets.
There is no setup fee. You can open the read-only TitanScale demo workspace with real data straight away, or start a free sandbox. Paid plans are aimed at manufacturers with 10 to 150 employees.
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