Transform Your Resource Management with Intelligent Planning

Excel relies on manual data entry and updates, making it prone to human error. As operations scale, spreadsheets become increasingly complex, leading to inefficiencies and mistakes.

Traditional planning solutions often overlook critical constraints such as POB limits, bedding availability, and flight schedules—creating gaps in operational efficiency. This, unfortunately, results in overbooking flights or platform capacity, which requires planners to changes the planning hours before they should go into effect.

In the software world, there’s a saying: “Garbage in, garbage out.” If you start with faulty data, your results will never meet expectations.

Offshore planning is complex, and achieving predictability—where a plan can be executed without last-minute alterations—often feels impossible.

Of course, unexpected challenges like weather delays or a sick team lead will always arise. But maintaining predictability across logistics and production departments remains a challenge.

Quarterly and yearly plans rarely go as planned.

Excel wasn’t designed for seamless collaboration across departments or external vendors. Managing shared spreadsheets, tracking versions, and ensuring everyone is working with the most up-to-date information is a constant struggle—leading to miscommunication, inefficiencies, and resource misallocations.

Additionally, vendors need real-time updates, often resorting to emails and calls to stay informed. Cluttered communication between internal teams and external providers creates inefficiencies and unnecessary workload.