
It comes down to how each platform sizes a buffer. B2wise applies DDMRP: buffers are sized in red, yellow and green zones from average daily usage, a qualified lead time and variability factors set per buffer profile, with planners adding adjustments for known events.
Flowlity sizes each buffer from a probabilistic forecast of demand and supplier lead time computed for that specific SKU, so the buffer reflects the item's measured risk and recomputes as new data arrives.
The operating model follows from that choice: B2wise relies on certified planners maintaining profiles, while Flowlity lets AI agents handle routine replenishment and brings only exceptions to planners.