Lambda Supply Chain Listed as a Representative Vendor in Gartner® Market Guide for Supply Chain Network Design Tools
Lambda Supply Chain Listed as a Representative Vendor in Gartner® Market Guide for Supply Chain Network Design Tools
Turn your demand plan into one feasible supply plan across suppliers, plants and warehouses smoothed against real capacity, capability and material limits.
Classic MRP assumes infinite capacity and unlimited material, so planners spend days fixing overloads in spreadsheets. Lambda keeps the MRP logic you trust and adds the constraint layer it was always missing.
Define limits at the level your business runs, from supplier to plant to warehouse. Every planning run checks all of them together.
Hours or units per line, shift calendars, maintenance and changeovers. Load above any limit is moved, never ignored.
Which plants, lines and tools are qualified for which products, with preferred and alternate routings, rates and costs.
On-hand stock, open purchase orders, supplier lead times and allocation limits for every component in the BOM.
Storage space, inbound and outbound handling capacity, and transfer lanes between plants and distribution centers.
Manufacturing, transfer and procurement lead times, plus holidays and working days for every site.
Minimum and multiple order quantities, batch sizes, safety stock, maximum inventory cover and shelf life.
Copy the live plan into a scenario, change any input, and rerun the full constrained plan in minutes. Compare service, cost, inventory and utilization side by side, then promote the winner.
Every conflict is resolved before the plan reaches your suppliers, plants and warehouses.
Import forecast and firm orders by SKU, location and week, with inventory and open supply.
Net requirements, explode multi-level BOMs and offset lead times across the network.
Measure every requirement against capacity, capability, material and warehouse limits.
Pre-build, use alternate lines, re-time to supply or rebalance stock at the lowest cost.
Publish production, purchase and transfer plans with exceptions and full pegging.
Connect your ERP and data platform once. Demand, BOMs, routings, inventory and purchase orders stay in sync and planners can ask Euler AI about any plan in plain language.
A supply chain planning tool turns a demand forecast into a plan for what to buy, make, store and move across your suppliers, plants and warehouses. Lambda goes a step further by checking every plan against real capacity, capability and material limits, so the plan is feasible on the first run.
Many supply chain planning tools run unconstrained MRP and leave planners to resolve overloads and shortages in spreadsheets. Lambda keeps the MRP logic you trust, then automatically smooths the plan across the network and explains every change it makes.
No. It works alongside your ERP. Lambda runs its own MRP explosion on your master data, applies constraints, and sends the finished production, purchase and transfer plans back to your ERP for execution.
Scheduling sequences jobs on a line for the next few days. Lambda plans in weekly or daily buckets over a horizon of weeks to months, balancing load across suppliers, plants and warehouses so the schedule you build later is achievable.
Yes. You choose which levers are allowed, such as pre-build, alternate routings, substitutes or delay, and set their priority, cost and limits, including maximum inventory cover and shelf life.
Most runs finish in minutes, even with thousands of SKUs and multi-level BOMs, so planners can test scenarios during a planning meeting. Each scenario is an isolated copy, so nothing touches the live plan until you promote it.
The engine delivers the best feasible plan and lists the remaining shortfall by SKU and week, with the binding constraint and the options that would close the gap.
See your own demand plan come back feasible across suppliers, plants and warehouses, and test every what-if before you commit.
