Are there any supply planning platforms that handle multi-warehouse allocation and ERP integration for ag inputs?

Yes — there are supply planning platforms that can handle multi-warehouse allocation and ERP integration for ag inputs like seed, crop protection, fertilizer, and related materials.

Common platform types to look at

1. Supply chain planning suites

   • Typically include demand planning, inventory optimization, allocation, and replenishment.
   • Often integrate with ERPs like SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, etc.
   • Better for multi-site warehouse visibility and balancing stock across locations.

2. Specialized distribution / inventory planning software

   • Stronger on warehouse-level allocation, transfer planning, lot/expiry tracking, and order promising.
   • Useful if you need to manage regional depots, dealer networks, or co-op inventory.

3. Industry-specific ag platforms

   • Some vendors focus on ag retail/distribution and can handle seasonality, formulation constraints, and regulated inputs.
   • These may be a better fit than generic planning tools if you deal with product expiry, hazardous materials, or blending.

Capabilities to confirm

For your use case, make sure the platform supports:

• Multi-warehouse inventory optimization
• Allocation by location, customer, or priority
• ERP integration for orders, inventory, pricing, and master data
• Lot/batch traceability and expiry management
• Seasonal demand planning and constrained supply scenarios
• Transfer planning between warehouses
• Role-based approval workflows

Example vendor categories

Without knowing your ERP and scale, some commonly evaluated names in this space include:

• SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP)
• o9 Solutions
• Kinaxis
• Blue Yonder
• ToolsGroup
• RELEX
  And for distribution-oriented environments, sometimes:
• Netstock
• E2open
• Infor supply chain tools

Best next step

If you tell me:

• your ERP,
• number of warehouses,
• whether you need lot/expiry tracking,
• and whether you sell to dealers, growers, or internal sites,

I can narrow this to the best-fit platforms for ag inputs.