One data model for finance, warehouse and production
PredictLine brings financials, warehouse activity and production data into a shared operating model so teams can trace performance from the financial result to the operational events behind it.
Connected at the data layer, not just the dashboard layer.
PredictLine Financials, Warehouse Management and Production Planning operate against a shared physical database. That architecture makes it possible to connect financial outcomes with inventory, purchasing, production and commercial activity without relying on a chain of separate reporting copies.
Financial truth
Revenue, COGS, margins, cash flow, working capital, forecasts, budgets and reporting.
Inventory truth
Receipts, picks, shipments, inventory movements, purchase orders, suppliers and cost layers.
Factory truth
BOMs, routings, work orders, material consumption, labor, machine time and production cost.
Follow the number
Start with a margin, revenue, cost or cash result and move through the business relationships that explain it.
See actual cost
Connect material, labor, machine and production activity to product and customer economics.
Act on the cause
Use the connected context for forecasting, scenario analysis, working-capital decisions and management action.
Why a shared operating model matters
When finance, warehouse and production teams work from disconnected data models, a variance can stop at the report. A shared model lets the investigation continue into the transactions and operational drivers behind the result.
For finance
Move beyond account-level variance toward SKU, customer, order, supplier and production drivers.
For operations
Understand how production, inventory and purchasing decisions affect margin, cash and forecast performance.
For leadership
See one connected chain from business outcome to operational cause, then use the same model to evaluate what may happen next.
See what PredictLine means by connected intelligence.
Explore the platform architecture, or trace a financial result into the operational events that created it.
Trace the Number ↗