Demand forecasting you can inspect
Use sales history to compare forecasts, review accuracy and bias, and plan for changes in demand at the SKU level.
ON TIME. IN FULL.
Every item has a journey.
Give every decision a clearer plan.
Forecast demand. Balance inventory. Know what to reorder—and why.
Experience SCMSigma↗SUPPLY CHAINS NEVER STAND STILL.
SCMSigma brings demand, inventory and purchasing into one shared planning workspace.
For distributors, wholesalers and trading companies, that means a clearer view of what you have, what you may need, and what to do next.
See the connected workflow↗Understand the signals behind your next order. Keep the stock, supplier and team context close to every decision.
Use sales history to compare forecasts, review accuracy and bias, and plan for changes in demand at the SKU level.
Bring demand variability, supplier lead times and your service-level assumptions into a consistent inventory policy.
Review suggested quantities alongside stock on order, supplier relationships, pack sizes and minimum order quantities.
Follow receipts, transfers and stock counts across your warehouse, store and returns location, with a movement history for each item.
Add SKUs individually, capture supported product barcodes with a camera, or preview a CSV batch before saving. Existing-item stock stays protected.
Keep contacts and supporting documents with suppliers. Manage owners, managers, buyers, warehouse staff, accountants and sales teams in one directory.
SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE.
A connected view of demand, stock and purchasing—
built for the decisions ahead.
Follow the relationship between demand, inventory, purchasing and receipts. Select a step to explore the workflow in the sample company.
One place for your inventory position, demand outlook and purchasing signals.
Open the interactive demo↗
Adjust expected demand for a sample item. Watch the safety stock, reorder point and purchase recommendation respond to the same inputs.
Review the module previews, then try the sample app. Advanced workbooks and regional accounting features depend on your deployment; confirm the scope for your team before rollout.
Change demand, lead time and the target service level for one sample item. Compare the resulting inventory policy in an illustrative six-month simulation.
The target cycle service level and the simulated share of demand filled are different measures. This model illustrates assumptions; it does not guarantee service performance.
Keep all staff in Team & access. Owners retain every control, while buyers, warehouse teams, accountants and sales staff get navigation for their responsibilities.
Signed-in workspaces use company membership and role checks for authorized actions. Supplier attachments use private storage. Core operational records are shared within the company; hidden menus are not a promise of field-level confidentiality.
Runs in the browser on laptops, tablets and phones, and installs like an app. Light and dark mode follow your device.
Inventory decisions affect people, stock and deliveries. These illustrative warehouse and shipping scenes provide context; explore the demo to see the software itself.
Illustrative animated scene. The figures and warehouse activity do not represent a live customer feed.
Original animated port visualization. Explore the scenes with no sound, no external player and no sign-up.
Practical explanations for planners, purchasing teams and distribution business owners.
Understand the difference between each measure and follow a worked example with explicit assumptions.
Read the planning guide →Compare how a spreadsheet workflow and SCMSigma handle item data, calculations, supplier evidence and team responsibilities.
Compare the workflows →Clear answers about data imports, staff roles, supplier documents and rollout scope.
SCMSigma is browser-based supply chain planning and inventory optimization software for distributors, wholesalers and trading companies. It connects demand forecasting, safety stock, reorder points, purchasing and stock operations in one workspace.
SCMSigma is designed for inventory-led businesses and their planning, purchasing and warehouse teams. A useful starting point is a distributor or wholesaler that needs a clearer connection between SKU-level demand, stock availability and supplier lead times.
Yes. Use CSV templates for items, suppliers and sales history exported from your current system. Review validation messages before saving. Bulk CSV files support up to 10,000 rows, saved in reviewed batches of 500. Opening stock is allowed only for new SKUs. Ready-made ERP and accounting connectors are not currently included.
Supported browsers can capture product barcodes from a camera or photograph. Manual entry and USB scanner input remain available. Supplier documents can be uploaded as PDF, JPG, PNG or WebP files, up to 10 MB each. Uploading a document does not verify its contents.
Owners retain access to every module and manage staff in Team & access. Other roles receive navigation for their responsibilities. Signed-in company actions use database role checks; supplier documents are limited to authorized roles. Demo identity switching is a simulation, not authentication.
The US planning profile supports inventory, demand planning and purchase preparation in USD with US time-zone options. Configure the profile before importing real records. US tax invoicing, payment processing and tax filing are not enabled.
The public sample demo is free to explore without signing up. Commercial pricing, implementation, support and service terms are confirmed separately for a production rollout. The business-case calculator uses editable assumptions and is not a subscription quote.
No. Core planning, stock operations and master-data tools support configured cloud companies, while several advanced workbooks currently run in demo or browser workspaces. Confirm the module coverage and regional requirements for your deployment before using live business data.
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Start with the inventory data you already have.
The demo uses sample data. Sign in for your own company workspace.