One Network Integrated Business Planning & Execution
Demand planning software
Transportation management systems (TMS)
Warehouse management software
Sales & ops planning software
Supply chain business networks
Supply chain planning software
Supply chain visibility software
Yard management software
Distribution software
Inventory management software
Supply chain management software
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What is One Network Integrated Business Planning & Execution
One Network Integrated Business Planning & Execution is a cloud-based platform that combines multi-enterprise planning and execution workflows across trading partners on a shared network. It supports use cases such as demand and supply planning, order and inventory collaboration, transportation and logistics execution, and end-to-end supply chain visibility. The product is typically used by manufacturers, retailers, logistics providers, and their suppliers/carriers to coordinate decisions and exceptions across organizations. A key characteristic is its network-centric data model that enables shared, near-real-time collaboration rather than isolated, single-enterprise planning.
Multi-enterprise collaboration model
The platform is designed around a shared network where multiple parties can participate in planning and execution processes. This supports cross-company workflows such as order collaboration, inventory sharing, and exception resolution with role-based access. Compared with tools centered on single-enterprise planning, the network approach can reduce reliance on batch EDI exchanges and point-to-point integrations for partner coordination.
Planning-to-execution coverage
The suite spans planning (e.g., demand/supply and S&OP/IBP processes) and execution (e.g., logistics/transportation processes and operational visibility). This can help teams manage exceptions from plan through fulfillment without switching systems for core workflows. It is relevant for organizations that want tighter linkage between planning signals and execution actions across partners.
Real-time visibility and alerts
The product emphasizes event-driven visibility across orders, shipments, and inventory positions, with alerts and exception management. This supports operational users who need to respond to disruptions, shortages, or service risks quickly. The network data sharing can improve timeliness of status updates when partners participate directly rather than sending periodic files.
Network adoption dependency
Benefits from multi-enterprise workflows depend on onboarding suppliers, carriers, and other partners to the network. If key partners cannot participate, organizations may fall back to integrations and manual processes that reduce the value of shared workflows. Partner enablement can require change management, data governance alignment, and ongoing administration.
Implementation and data complexity
Deployments that span planning, logistics execution, and visibility typically require significant master data harmonization and process design. Integrating with ERP, WMS, TMS, and partner systems can be complex, especially when multiple business units and external parties are involved. Time-to-value may vary based on scope, data quality, and the number of partners to onboard.
Broad suite may exceed needs
Organizations seeking only a narrow capability (e.g., standalone demand planning or a single-site warehouse function) may find the broader network suite more than required. Licensing and operational overhead can be harder to justify for limited use cases. Some buyers may prefer specialized point solutions when they do not need multi-enterprise collaboration.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Integrated Business Planning & Execution (IBP&E) | Contact One Network (custom pricing — not published on vendor site) | Enterprise IBP solution. Pricing available by quote; Request a demo / Contact Sales on vendor site. |
Published vendor subscription examples (from One Network official site)
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier Partner Services | $50 per user per month (Carrier Partner subscription) | Includes 50 free appointments; then $1.00 per appointment. Also lists a Monthly subscription option (FROM $175 per month per user) and an Annual option ($1,800 per user per year). See vendor pages for transaction/telemetrics/connection fees. |
| Finished Goods Supplier Subscription | From $175 per user per month (monthly) / $1,800 per user per year (annual) | Includes 100 free appointments per month; $1.00 per additional appointment/reschedule; Telematics tracking $1.00 per shipment/month; $25 per additional customer partner connection/month. |
Seller details
One Network Enterprises, Inc.
Dallas, Texas, USA
2002
Private
https://www.onenetwork.com/
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/one-network-enterprises/
