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Pinto’s expertise in simulation

Ask “what if” before it happens.

Tell Pinto what could go wrong: a demand surge, a late shipment, a longer supplier shutdown. It plays the scenario through your forecast, plan and inventory, shows what breaks, and proposes the fix.

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Why it matters

Why good plans still break

Plans assume the future goes to plan

A plan built on one forecast has no answer for a surge, a promotion that over-performs or a supplier that slips.

Surprises arrive by phone

“We can ship 6,000 on time. The other 4,000 will be three weeks late.” The impact has to be worked out on the spot.

The fix is a scramble

Transfers, expedites and extra orders get decided under pressure, without seeing what each one costs.

How Pinto does it

What Pinto does with every “what if”

  1. Takes the brief in plain words

    “What if demand for insulated jackets is 10% higher through December?” Say what, for how long, and which products and channels.

  2. Covers demand and supply

    Demand surges and weekend promotions. Late, partial or canceled POs, longer factory shutdowns, damaged or expired stock.

  3. Plays it through the plan

    Against the current forecast, supply plan and inventory, week by week and channel by channel.

  4. Shows what breaks

    New stockouts, excess and risk, with the sales and customers affected.

  5. Proposes the fix

    Moves stock between channels, creates transfers, expedites or adds POs, with the cost of each option.

An example decision

See how Pinto reasons.

Every recommendation comes with the facts behind it and a clear question for you.

What Pinto considers
Current forecastSupply planInventory by channel and locationOpen and planned POsSupplier lead times and holidaysPromotions calendarChannel prioritiesBudget
ExampleSupplier call · 10,000 fleece jackets, only 6,000 on time
The scenario
4,000 units arrive three weeks late
Impact
DTC stockouts on 9 of 24 sizes and colors from week 3 · about $86K of sales at risk · wholesale unaffected
Pinto’s fix
Move 1,200 units from the common pool to DTC, transfer 800 from DC West, and air-freight 1,500 for $6,800
With the fix
One size is out of stock for four days
Pinto asksApply the fix, or see a cheaper option without the air freight?
You stay in charge

What Pinto always brings to you.

Pinto asks before it acts on

  • Fixes that cost money, like expedites and extra POs
  • Moving stock away from a priority channel
  • Scenarios where the plan can’t meet one of your goals
Your data, your decisionsSee Pinto do this on your products.

Bring a real planning problem and we’ll walk through how Pinto would handle it.

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See Pinto in action

Bring us a real inventory problem.

A forecast nobody trusts. A buy plan that takes a week. Stockouts you only find after the fact. Tell us what’s slowing your team down, and we’ll show you how Pinto would handle it.