

Streamline
By GMDH, Inc
Streamline (GMDH Streamline) is an AI‑powered supply chain planning software company focused on helping manufacturers, distributors, and retailers reduce stockouts, overstocks, and planning effort while improving availability and margins. It provides an end‑to‑end planning platform that integrates demand forecasting, inventory optimization, supply planning, and S&OP/IBP into a single environment, and is marketed as protecting supply chains from costly disruptions through advanced analytics and dynamic simulation.
The flagship product, GMDH Streamline, delivers demand forecasting, inventory planning, supply planning, and S&OP capabilities with AI at the core. Key functions include AI‑powered demand forecasting using proprietary algorithms and decision trees; inventory optimization and multi‑echelon planning; MRP based on BOMs; integrated S&OP combining demand, supply, and finance; and warehouse, purchase order, and supplier management. The platform also offers monitoring dashboards and KPIs for stockouts, overstocks, turns, and forecast accuracy, as well as collaboration features like forecast approval workflows and manual overrides. Streamline integrates with many ERPs (NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics, QuickBooks, Odoo, etc.), databases, and spreadsheets to support rapid implementation.
Streamline’s recent innovation track emphasizes AI and digital twin concepts. The vendor highlights dynamic simulation of the supply chain at day‑level precision, AI that adapts to promotions, holidays, and new products, and advanced optimization for EOQ and multi‑echelon planning. Marketing and independent reviews mention claims like “100% ROI in the first 3 months,” 90% fewer stockouts, 30–36% inventory reduction, and 60% faster forecasting and planning, illustrating the type of performance gains customers report, though these are case‑specific and need validation.
GMDH states its mission as “unlocking supply chain potential globally” and protecting supply chains from costly disruptions using advanced technology and AI. The culture and messaging focus on empowering supply chain professionals with accessible advanced modeling, replacing spreadsheet‑heavy manual work with automation, and maximizing return on capital investments in inventory. The company stresses easy incorporation into existing workflows through ERP/MRP integrations rather than forcing radical process change.
Streamline primarily serves manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, including eCommerce sellers, with use cases across furniture, automotive parts, food and catering, wholesale distribution, and more. It is used by thousands of companies globally (1,200+ cited in some descriptions), typically mid‑market to enterprise organizations with significant inventory and multi‑location operations. Community engagement occurs through online documentation, the Streamline Academy, video tutorials, webinars, and partner ecosystems rather than a single public forum, creating a practitioner‑oriented user community around AI‑driven planning best practices.