OMP
Belgian supply chain planning vendor whose Unison Planning platform joins demand management, supply planning, scheduling and S&OP
Quick Overview
| Company | OM Partners NV |
|---|---|
| Category | Demand Planning Software |
| Headquarters | Wommelgem, Belgium |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Belgium (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Not stated on vendor pages |
| Main Features | Demand management, demand sensing, forecasting, S&OP, network design, operational planning, scheduling, inventory optimisation, supply chain analytics, data integration |
| Pricing | Not published; demo on request |
| Best For | Manufacturers with long lead times, capacity limits and mixed make-to-stock and make-to-order |
| Replaces | Kinaxis, SAP IBP, Blue Yonder |
Detailed Review
OMP's privacy statement identifies OM Partners NV, a company incorporated in Belgium with registered offices at Koralenhoeve 23, Wommelgem, as controller. Its platform, Unison Planning, covers network design, demand management, S&OP, operational planning, scheduling and inventory optimisation.
The site describes the company as independent and selective in its partnerships, and says it has been named a Gartner Magic Quadrant leader eleven times; that is the vendor's own statement.
Demand management module
The demand page describes forecasting that uses big data, demand sensing and best-fit technique selection, with one integrated planning model that lets sales, marketing and supply users work on the same plan through role-based views.
It also describes forecasting by value, tracking value contribution and analysing forecast accuracy against deviations.
Where it is aimed
The page lists supply chains with long sourcing, manufacturing or distribution lead times, environments where capacity cannot flex to demand, mixed make-to-stock and make-to-order businesses with customer-specific products, and industries with short product life cycles.
Customer logos on the home page include Beiersdorf, Evonik, Land O'Lakes, Outokumpu and Roche.
Services around the software
OMP lists advisory, implementation, certification, user engagement, training and support as separate service lines, so a deployment typically involves the vendor's consultants as well as licences.
Limitations to Consider
OMP is built for large planning organisations, and a full Unison deployment is a project rather than a subscription you start on Monday. No prices are published and the hosting region is not stated on the pages read. If you only need a statistical forecast and replenishment proposals, Slimstock or Optiply are lighter.
Who Should Use OMP
Process and discrete manufacturers with long lead times and constrained capacity that need demand, supply and S&OP planned in one model by a European vendor.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Demand, supply, scheduling and S&OP on one platform
- Belgian NV named as controller
- Role-based views for sales, marketing and supply
- Forecasting by value as well as volume
- Services lines from advisory to training
Cons
- No published pricing
- Implementation is a project, not a quick start
- Hosting region not stated
- Heavy for a simple forecasting need
Alternatives to OMP
Other European demand planning software worth comparing before you decide:
RELEX Solutions
Finland · Retail and supply chain planning platform from Helsinki
ToolsGroup
Netherlands · Probabilistic demand forecasting and inventory optimisation, Italian roots
Lokad
France · Quantitative supply chain decisions programmed in a custom language
Sunstice (FuturMaster)
France · Supply chain planning and revenue growth management from Paris
See all European demand planning software or compare them directly against Kinaxis on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The privacy statement names OM Partners NV, incorporated in Belgium, with registered offices in Wommelgem.
Statistical forecasting with demand sensing, a shared demand plan across functions, and forecasting by value, according to the vendor's demand page.
No pricing page was found; the site offers a demo request.