How quickly did Plum Living deploy Flowlity?

Plum Living went live in 3 months across two warehouses and 630 SKUs, then progressively extended the scope. The implementation phases were typical of a Flowlity DTC rollout:

• a few days for scope definition and business mapping
• around six weeks for data synchronization between Plum and Flowlity systems
• two months for model training and calibration using Plum's historical data
• a three-month phase of live testing and KPI monitoring before full deployment.

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A single customer success manager on the Flowlity side and a small core team on the Plum side were enough to drive the rollout, which kept coordination overhead low. Speed of value matters more for DTC brands than feature breadth, and Plum Living's case demonstrates that AI planning is now a realistic option even for fast-growing digital businesses without large IT teams. Similar phased rollouts have been documented in industrial contexts, notably Groupe Lemoine's multi-site project, where the same logic applies: start narrow, prove value, then scale.