Scope
Decision Domains
Every domain is a decision. Every decision moves a number.
Autonomy is not a supply-chain planning tool with modules bolted on. Every domain reads and writes the same shared world model and is surfaced through the same Decision Stream, so expanding scope doesn't create integration debt.
Portfolio & Lifecycle
RoadmapThe decision
What to launch, when to ramp, and when to retire.
NPI launch planning, phase-in / phase-out curves, cannibalization, EOL sequencing.
Fewer stranded launches and cleaner sell-through at end of life.
Modeled lever: Lower obsolescence write-off
Users
Portfolio planners · Category managers · Finance
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Demand Shaping
RoadmapThe decision
Which promotions to run, at what price, on whose calendar.
Promotion planning, price elasticity, trade spend, retailer calendar alignment.
Promotions planned against measured elasticity, not gut feel.
Modeled lever: Higher trade-spend ROI
Users
Demand planners · Revenue growth managers · Brand teams
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Supply Planning
LiveThe decision
How much to buy and make, of what, where, and by when.
Demand forecasting, net requirements, multi-level BOM explosion, multi-sourcing, inventory buffers.
The right buffer at the right node in the right week.
Modeled lever: Less inventory at equal or better service
Users
Supply planners · S&OP directors · MPS managers
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Production Scheduling
RoadmapThe decision
What to run on which line, in what sequence.
Factory scheduling, sequencing, changeover optimization, yield-aware load balancing.
Fewer changeovers and higher adherence to the committed load.
Modeled lever: More throughput per shift
Users
Production planners · Plant managers
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Transport
BetaThe decision
Which carrier, which mode, which appointment window.
Dispatch, carrier selection, mode optimization, appointment-window coordination.
The right mode and carrier without eroding OTIF.
Modeled lever: Lower freight cost per order
Users
Transport planners · Dispatchers · Carrier teams
What is shipping →
Warehouse
RoadmapThe decision
Which task, to which worker, at which slot.
Task assignment, pick-face allocation, labor scheduling, slot optimization.
Labor pointed at the work that is actually queued.
Modeled lever: Higher labor productivity
Users
Warehouse managers · Operations supervisors
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On "modeled lever": the value phrases above name the number each decision moves, modeled on a representative food-distribution network in our digital twin. They are directional, not measured customer outcomes. Want a figure for your own shape? Estimate the value →
"Sequence by how much new state you have to model, not perceived customer demand, because the state model is what compounds."
One world model. Six domains. Demand to delivery.
See how Autonomy's shared state and AI·IO·ML operating model turn domain expansion from an integration project into a policy upgrade.