ToolsGroup

ToolsGroup is a supply chain planning platform, now called Decion, built from its earlier SO99+ and JustEnough products. Planners use it to forecast demand, set inventory targets across a network, and optimize prices. The platform uses AI and probabilistic forecasting, meaning it plans for a range of likely outcomes instead of one fixed number. A multi-echelon inventory feature spreads stock across warehouses and stores to hit service targets at lower cost. ToolsGroup sells add-on modules for demand sensing and new product forecasting on top of the core platform. It connects to ERP systems to pull sales and inventory data. Pricing depends on SKU count, number of planners, and which modules a company adds.

This fits a company with many SKUs spread across several warehouses or stores, and works well when a team wants better service levels without holding much more stock. A good pilot is the core demand and inventory module for one product group. ToolsGroup does not post public prices; treat an annual license in the range of 100,000 to 300,000 dollars as a rough planning estimate, then get a real quote. Add-on modules like multi-echelon inventory or demand sensing can each raise that cost by ten to thirty percent, and implementation often costs about as much again as the first year of license fees. The main risk is underestimating that add-on cost when a team wants more than the base package.