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Top 50 Supply Chain Planning Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue (October 2026)

As of October 2026, Latka tracks 71 supply chain planning software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $1.8B and employ 16.6K people. They have raised $1.1B and serve 849.8K customers combined.

Every company below sells supply chain planning software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Supply Chain Planning Software Companies do

Supply chain planning software is a category of applications designed to facilitate the planning, scheduling, and management of supply chain activities. These tools enable organizations to forecast demand, optimize inventory levels, and coordinate the flow of goods from suppliers to customers. Primary use cases include demand planning, inventory management, production planning, and distribution scheduling, making it essential for businesses aiming to enhance efficiency and responsiveness in their supply chains. Typical features of supply chain planning software include demand forecasting algorithms, inventory optimization tools, integration with procurement and logistics systems, and scenario analysis capabilities. Common buyer personas include supply chain managers, operations managers, and procurement staff, who seek solutions to streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve service levels across the supply chain. As a result, these software systems support strategic decision-making and operational excellence in various industries.

Companies
71
Revenue
$1.8B
Funding
$1.1B
Employees
16.6K

Filters

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Top Supply Chain Planning Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue

Showing 10 of 71 companies ranked by annual revenue.

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osapiens

Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Osapiens provides an ESG platform and Software-as-a-Service solutions for companies, driving digital transformation through supply chain management and IoT solutions.

Revenue
$90M
Team size
504
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One Network Enterprises

Dallas, Texas, United States

One Network Enterprises (ONE), a Blue Yonder company, is the leading global provider of supply chain control towers and the Digital Supply Chain Network™. It is the only available solution that gives supply chain managers and executives end-to-end visibility with a single version of the truth, using one data model, from inbound supply to outbound order fulfillment and logistics, matching demand with available supply in real-time. One Network Enterprises (ONE), a Blue Yonder company, is the leader in supply chain autonomous planning, control towers, and provider of the Digital Supply Chain Network™. It is the only solution that gives supply chain managers and executives end-to-end visibility and control with one data model and one truth, from raw material to last mile delivery. Powered by NEO, One Network’s machine learning and intelligent agent technology, it enables seamless planning and execution, across inbound supply, outbound order fulfillment, and logistics, matching demand with available supply in real-time. Lead your industry by providing the highest service levels and product quality at the lowest possible cost. Leading global organizations have joined One Network is transforming industries like Retail, Food Service, Consumer Goods, Automotive, Healthcare, Public Sector, Telecom, Defense, and Logistics. Headquartered in Dallas, One Network has offices across the Americas, Europe, and APAC. For more information, please visit www.onenetwork.com

Revenue
$74M
Year founded
2002
Team size
673
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Sigma Informatique

La Chapelle sur Erdre, France

Provider of software services. The company's services include payroll management, logistics, suplly chain services, accounting and finance services, human resource management, custom web services and data center services.

Revenue
$62.6M
Customers
2.2K
Year founded
1972
Funding
$7.2M
Team size
590
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Sedex

London, England, United Kingdom

Sedex is a global technology company that specialises in data, insights and professional services to empower supply chain sustainability. Our platform, tools and services enable businesses to easily manage and improve their environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance to meet their supply chain sustainability goals. To see more on Sedex LinkedIn Community Guidelines: https://www.sedex.com/app/uploads/2024/11/Sedex-LinkedIn-Guidelines-2024.pdf

Revenue
$60.4M
Year founded
2004
Team size
549
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Batchmaster Software

Irvine, California, United States

BatchMaster Software has helped process manufacturers worldwide streamline.

Revenue
$55.1M
Year founded
1993
Team size
364
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Procurify

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Procurify is a cloud-based procurement and spend management platform that helps businesses streamline their purchasing process, track their spending, and gain visibility into their company's finances. The platform offers features such as purchase order creation and approval workflows, invoice management, and real-time spending insights. Procurify aims to empower businesses to make informed purchasing decisions and optimize their procurement processes to save time and money.

Revenue
$55M
Year founded
2013
Funding
$83M
Team size
180
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FreightWaves

United States

FreightWaves, founded in 2016 by Craig Fuller, describes itself as the Bloomberg of freight, operating at the intersection of media and data analytics for the global logistics and supply chain industry. The company runs two parallel businesses: a free advertising-supported media operation with roughly 40 editorial staff, and a subscription SaaS platform called SONAR that delivers real-time freight market data to enterprise clients. As of late 2021, FreightWaves reported approximately $15 million in SaaS annual recurring revenue and a roughly equal contribution from its media business, putting total revenue at approximately $15 million for the year against a $7 million media revenue figure in 2020. The company has grown roughly 90 percent year over year and carries $26 million in cash on its balance sheet with an additional $20 million in undrawn committed capital. FreightWaves has raised $92 million in total capital, comprising approximately $44 million in equity across multiple rounds and $10 million in debt, with the remainder representing committed but undrawn facilities. The company's most recent equity round, a $16 million raise led by Triangle in 2021, valued FreightWaves at $286 million post-money. Fuller, who founded the company alone, estimates his equity stake at roughly mid-teens percent, implying an equity value he described as $40 million to $60 million.

Revenue
$53.9M
Customers
700
Year founded
2016
Funding
$91.4M
Team size
215
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enVista

Carmel, Indiana, United States

enVista is the leading supply chain and enterprise consulting firm and the premier provider of supply chain technology & strategy services, material handling automation & robotics, Microsoft solutions and IT managed services. With 20+ years of unmatched domain expertise, enVista serves thousands of leading brands. enVista’s unique ability to consult, implement and operate across supply chain, IT and enterprise technology solutions allows companies to leverage enVista as a trusted advisor across their enterprises.

Revenue
$53.6M
Year founded
2002
Funding
$16.1M
Team size
487
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Algo

Troy, Michigan, United States

Algo is an omnichannel supply chain intelligence solution that combines deep operational expertise with advanced technology to accelerate your digital transformation journey. Our analytics-enriched planning platform and integrated professional services help suppliers and retailers identify opportunities, predict performance, minimize manual data management, improve agility, and orchestrate cross-functional operations. From seamless solution adoption to full-service supply chain consulting, Algo takes ownership of clients’ business outcomes. Our iterative delivery model, high-fidelity forecasting, and intuitive planning tools combine to create a uniquely transformative experience. #SupplyChainIntelligence #SupplyChainAI #FutureOfSupplyChain

Revenue
$51.5M
Year founded
2016
Funding
$20M
Team size
468
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Blue Ridge

Johns Creek, Georgia, United States

Blue Ridge is a Cloud provider of supply chain planning and analytics solutions.

Revenue
$47.8M
Year founded
2007
Funding
$6M
Team size
299

Frequently asked questions about Supply Chain Planning Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue

How many supply chain planning software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue are there?

Latka tracks 71 supply chain planning software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. Together they generate $1.8B in annual revenue and employ 16.6K people.

Which supply chain planning software company with $10M–$100M in annual revenue is the largest?

osapiens is the largest, with $90M in annual revenue.

How much revenue does a typical supply chain planning software company with $10M–$100M in annual revenue make?

The average supply chain planning software company in this list makes $26M a year, across 71 companies with reported revenue. They serve 849.8K customers combined.

Who are the leading Supply Chain Planning software vendors with $10M–$100M in annual revenue?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are osapiens, One Network Enterprises, Sigma Informatique, Sedex and Batchmaster Software.

How much funding have supply chain planning software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue raised?

The 71 supply chain planning software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $1.1B in disclosed funding between them.

Related Supply Chain & Logistics Software categories

Inclusion Criteria

- Must provide demand forecasting capabilities. - Should include tools for inventory management and optimization. - Must support integration with other enterprise systems such as ERP and WMS. - Should allow for scenario planning and what-if analysis. - Not just facilitate logistics; must also support production planning and scheduling.