Are there any supply chain planning platforms that handle regulatory traceability and disruption tracking?

Yes. Several supply chain planning platforms include, or can be paired with, capabilities for regulatory traceability and disruption tracking. The exact fit depends on whether you want these functions built directly into the planning suite or integrated through adjacent modules.

Platforms commonly used for this

• SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP)
  Strong in demand/supply planning and scenario planning. Traceability is usually handled through SAP’s broader supply chain, ERP, and GRC ecosystem rather than IBP alone.

• Oracle SCM Cloud
  Offers planning, inventory, order, and logistics capabilities, with strong support for compliance-oriented workflows and event/disruption visibility through connected modules.

• Kinaxis RapidResponse
  Well known for concurrent planning and disruption response. Good for scenario modeling, supply chain risk tracking, and fast replanning. Traceability often comes from integrations with ERP/PLM/QMS systems.

• Blue Yonder Supply Chain Planning
  Strong in demand, inventory, and fulfillment planning, with capabilities for exception management and disruption response. Traceability is typically achieved via integration.

• o9 Solutions
  Strong digital-twin and scenario-planning platform. Often used for end-to-end planning, risk tracking, and event-driven decision-making; traceability usually depends on connected operational systems.

• Anaplan
  Flexible planning platform that can support disruption tracking and compliance-related planning processes, but traceability usually requires custom modeling and integrations.

If regulatory traceability is a major requirement

You may want a platform that integrates tightly with:

• ERP systems
• PLM/QMS tools
• serialization / lot tracking systems
• supplier compliance / ESG / origin tracking solutions

That’s because “traceability” often means tracking:

• batch/lot genealogy
• source of materials
• chain of custody
• certificate and audit trail management
• recall readiness
• regulatory document capture

If disruption tracking is the priority

Look for features such as:

• event monitoring
• exception management
• supplier risk scoring
• multi-echelon scenario planning
• what-if analysis
• constraint-based replanning
• alerting and workflow automation

Short answer

If you want both in one ecosystem, the most common enterprise choices are:

• SAP
• Oracle
• Kinaxis
• Blue Yonder
• o9

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table of these platforms, or
2. a shortlist by industry such as pharma, food & beverage, aerospace, or automotive.