AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience
Entrepreneur First '19Paris, FR · Founded 2019 · 2 known investors
Flowlity is an AI-powered SaaS platform for supply chain planning, covering demand forecasting, inventory optimization, supply/production planning, S&OP, and collaborative planning with suppliers. It uses probabilistic forecasting to serve manufacturers, distributors, and retailers managing volatile demand and Excel-based planning.
Also known as Flowlity
Founders & leadership
AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience was founded in 2019 by Jean-Baptiste Clouard and Karim Benchaaboun.
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Flowlity markets a software-as-a-service platform for supply chain forecasting and planning aimed at replacing spreadsheets and rigid legacy planning tools. Its website organizes the offering into a single product covering demand planning (SKU-level demand forecasting), inventory optimization (algorithmic determination of target inventory levels per SKU), supply planning (aligning supply with forecasts under constraints such as lead times and capacity), sales and operations planning, and collaborative planning that gives suppliers and internal teams shared real-time visibility. A pricing-and-promotion module described as "AI-Powered Margin Management," which forecasts the effect of pricing decisions on sales volumes, is listed as upcoming rather than generally available.
The company positions its approach around probabilistic forecasting and continuously adapted inventory buffers, contrasting this with static forecasts and fixed heuristics used by traditional planning tools. Additional product themes highlighted on the site are ease of use for planners, security standards, and integration speed. Publicly named customers and referenced users include Saint-Gobain, Hutchinson, Magotteaux, Camif, Lemoine, Plum, and WOP/Cipanguo, spanning manufacturing and consumer goods distribution.
Business model
Flowlity sells its planning platform as software-as-a-service; the website offers both a guided demo and a self-service free trial as entry points. No pricing figures are disclosed in the sources.
Traction
Publicly disclosed indicators are limited to self-reported figures on the company website: a 4.9 G2 rating, an NPS of 82, aggregate claimed outcomes of +15% forecast accuracy, -38% inventory value and +11% service level, and customer-specific results such as Magotteaux's 13% reduction in inventory value, 22% reduction in stock coverage and 8% fewer stockouts, and Lemoine's 5-point service level improvement. No revenue, headcount or customer-count figures appear in the sources.
Latest developments
The website's most recent announcement is Flowlity's naming as a Cool Vendor in Gartner's 2025 Cool Vendor report for supply chain management. It also flags an upcoming AI-powered pricing and promotion (margin management) module.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, risks & controversies
Market position
Flowlity presents itself as a modern, AI-based alternative to spreadsheets and legacy planning systems in the supply chain planning software category, citing a Gartner Cool Vendor designation, a 4.9 G2 rating and an NPS of 82. Its relative share or scale versus competitors is not established by the available sources.
The company frames its differentiation as probabilistic forecasting that models uncertainty rather than producing a single static forecast, continuously adapting inventory buffers, real-time action recommendations, planner-friendly usability, and built-in collaboration with suppliers and customers within one end-to-end product.
Technology
The platform is described as AI- and SaaS-native, using probabilistic demand forecasting and dynamic inventory optimization, with multiple forecasting models selectable by demand type. The company also cites fast integration with customer systems and security standards, though no technical specifics are given in the sources.
Go-to-market
Direct sales supported by demo requests and a self-service free trial on the website, customer testimonials and quantified case-study results, and analyst recognition (2025 Gartner Cool Vendor in supply chain management). The site is available in English, French, Spanish and Italian.
Supply chain, planning, operations, logistics and IT functions at manufacturers and consumer-goods companies; named references include Saint-Gobain, Hutchinson, Magotteaux, Camif, Lemoine, Plum and WOP/Cipanguo, with roles such as Supply Chain Director, S&OP Manager, Planning Manager and Head of Operations.
Geography
The website is published in English, French, Spanish and Italian, and referenced customers are largely European (including Saint-Gobain, Hutchinson, Magotteaux, Camif, Lemoine, Plum and WOP/Cipanguo). No office locations beyond the internally recorded Paris headquarters are stated in the sources.
Risks & controversies
No risks, disputes or controversies concerning Flowlity appear in the available sources. Performance figures cited are self-reported by the company or its customers and are not independently verified in the material reviewed.
Compiled by commissioned research from 7 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsFlowlity announced on its website that it was named a Cool Vendor in Gartner's 2025 Cool Vendor report for supply chain management.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 7
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- AI-powered Supply Chain Resilienceflowlity.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience do?
- Flowlity is an AI-based SaaS platform for demand forecasting, inventory optimization and supply chain planning.
- Who founded AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience?
- AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience was founded by Jean-Baptiste Clouard, Karim Benchaaboun in 2019.
- Who are AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience's investors?
- AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience's investors include 42CAP, Entrepreneur First.
- Where is AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience headquartered?
- AI-powered Supply Chain Resilience is headquartered in Paris, FR.

