Boost your
planning process
Frepple is an open-source easy-to-implement upgrade for your spreadsheet-based planning processes.
Planning supply chains end to end
Outgrowing your planning spreadsheets?
Demand forecasting
Generate accurate statistical sales forecasts.
Enable collaboration between sales and planning departments.
Inventory planning
Optimally dimension your stock levels.
Generate distribution plans to replenish warehouses and stores.
Production planning and scheduling
Maintain an up-to-date finite-material and finite-capacity production plan for your machines and personnel.
Odoo and ERP integration
Quickly add advanced planning capabilities to your odoo deployment.
Short and agile implementations
Quick return on investment
Implementations are focused on fast results.
Here are some real-life results from our customers:
Reduce planning time with up to 70%
Increase inventory turns with 28%
Reduce out-of-stock situations with 60%
Editions and pricing
Community Edition
- 100% free and open source
- For self-service implementations
Cloud Edition
- Cloud hosted planning application
- From 5000 euro/year
Enterprise Edition
- On premise on your servers
- From 5000 euro/year
Open and transparent
Easy to get started
Dive into the documentation, registering for a 30-day free trial, donwload the open source Community Edition… there are many ways to learn more.
Open source core
Based on an open source core with a modern and extendible architecture.
Transparent
We deeply value transparency, which is why you can access a free trial, public pricing, live demo, online documentation, community edition, etc.
Easy to integrate
Flexible integration through REST API, CSV files, Excel files or direct database access.
Easy to extend
Develop custom addons to match your planning problem.
Web-based
FrePPLe has a modern, architecture. It can be hosted in the cloud and it’s easy to integrate and adapted to the New Ways of Working.
Built on the shoulders of giants
Based on a trusted and scalable stack of components: Postgresql, Django, Python and Linux.
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