How does Flowlity support international subsidiaries in overseas territories and Africa?

International subsidiaries operate under planning constraints that are fundamentally different from those of domestic distribution networks. Ocean freight lead times may extend to several weeks or even months. Certain products require Import Authorisations before they can be shipped. Customs procedures vary by destination, and Medicines of Major Therapeutic Interest remain subject to export restrictions whenever domestic supply cannot be guaranteed. Flowlity incorporates these constraints directly into its planning models. Transport lead times are included in replenishment calculations, regulated medicines follow dedicated planning rules, and inventory visibility is consolidated across the entire network, including international subsidiaries. This enables organisations to optimise inventory globally while respecting the operational realities of each local market.