OracleOracle inventory optimization

AI Inventory Planning Software for Oracle

Can we add AI inventory planning to Oracle without replacing it?

Stockly by Analytos adds AI inventory planning to Oracle without replacing it or moving data out of it. It reads the item, supplier, on-hand and transaction data the Oracle instance already holds, works out where the plan is about to go wrong, and returns approved parameter changes to Oracle — which stays the system of record throughout.

Oracle inventory optimization with Stockly starts read-only: connect the data, confirm Stockly reproduces your current inventory position, then review its recommendations alongside your existing process before any write-back is enabled.

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Connected to the ERP you run

  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • QAD
  • Epicor
  • Infor
  • SYSPRO
  • NetSuite

Independently listed

OutSystems

Predict it. Recalibrate it. Keep it running.

Illustrative targets
Lower stockout risk
~40%Lower stockout risk
Inventory coverage held
98%Inventory coverage held
Faster buffer correction
3×Faster buffer correction
Less production risk
~55%Less production risk
  • No rip-and-replace Sits on the ERP you already run
  • Continuous, not quarterly Buffers move as conditions move
  • Planners stay in control Every action carries its rationale

Not measured customer results — no named customer, study or timeframe stands behind them. For a figure built from your own inventory value, SKU count and planning method, use the ROI estimator.

Reads

What Stockly reads from Oracle

  • Items and planning parameters

    The safety stock, reorder and min/max settings the instance already plans from, per organization.

  • Suppliers and purchase history

    Who supplies each item, the lead time assumed, and the lead time actually achieved on receipt.

  • On-hand and transactions

    Stock positions and movement history, which give real consumption instead of an estimate.

Rollout

Going live on Oracle

  1. Connect read-only

    Stockly reads from Oracle. Nothing is written back yet.

  2. Reproduce your position

    Confirm Stockly sees the same inventory position your planners do.

  3. Run alongside

    Planners review Stockly’s recommendations next to the current process, with the reasoning for each.

  4. Enable write-back

    Approved changes start flowing back into Oracle once planners trust what they see.

PFEP

PFEP for Oracle

  • A Plan For Every Part, kept inside Oracle

    Item and organization-level planning data in Oracle can hold the planning side of a PFEP. Stockly keeps those fields current, so the PFEP lives in the system of record rather than beside it.

    How Stockly maintains a PFEP

  • More than one ERP?

    Groups that run Oracle alongside other ERPs get one planning view across all of them, with each ERP staying the system of record for its own plants.

    Planning across several ERPs

Frequently asked questions

Does Stockly by Analytos work with Oracle?

Yes. Oracle follows the same pattern as the other ERPs Stockly sits on: it reads the item, supplier, on-hand and transaction data the instance holds, and returns approved parameter changes to the fields Oracle already plans from.

Do we have to migrate off Oracle?

No. Oracle stays the system of record for items, orders, suppliers and stock. Stockly holds no system of record of its own.

How is Stockly connected to our Oracle instance?

Through the interfaces your instance exposes, agreed during implementation. It starts read-only; write-back is enabled once your planners are satisfied with the recommendations.

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Illustration of the Stockly by Analytos loop: detect, recommend, approve, replenish.