Haidi is a supply chain planning platform built to help teams create more understandable forecasts, review planning signals, test assumptions, and make decisions with greater confidence.
It combines practical planning workflows with advanced forecasting capabilities – without requiring every customer to build an internal data science function.
Supply chain teams are often working across spreadsheets, disconnected planning tools, unclear forecast logic, and review meetings that do not always lead to decisions.
Forecasts can become difficult to challenge, explain, or trust. Haidi was created to make planning more structured, explainable, and useful for the people responsible for acting on it.
Haidi is developed by IBP Ready, a Switzerland-based supply chain consulting company founded in 2018. The product is shaped by hands-on work in complex planning environments – consulting expertise combined with practical product development.
The beliefs that shape how Haidi is designed and how planning should work.
Teams should understand what changed, why it changed, and what needs attention.
Technology should help planners work through decisions, not replace their judgement.
A forecast is only useful when teams can review it, challenge it, and use it to make decisions.
Planning teams need clear signals, shared assumptions, and a structured way to collaborate.
Haidi is not software created in isolation. It has been shaped by real supply chain planning situations.
Multi-step planning across teams, tools, and stakeholders.
Signals scattered, forecast logic hard to explain.
Review cycles that rarely closed on a clear outcome.
Haidi product flows designed around what planners actually do.
The kinds of conditions where forecasting and planning review need real structure.
Each comes with its own planning difficulty. Haidi supports clearer forecasting and planning review across them.
Regulation, shelf-life pressure, and long lead times make forecasts that must be defensible, not just close.
Capacity limits and component dependencies mean a forecast miss ripples into production and inventory.
Volatile demand and seasonal pressure make assumptions hard to hold; planning needs to flex.
Fast cycles, promotions, and lifecycle churn drive volatility; drivers must stay visible.
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Haidi is built by supply chain specialists, planners, consultants, and product thinkers who care about making planning work better in practice.
People who have lived through review cycles and forecast debates.
Experience aligning teams and stakeholders around one plan.
Modelling expertise kept explainable for the people who use it.
Turning planning realities into workflows that hold up in practice.