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supply chain planning, ranked by real usage_

As of 4 November 2026, SAP Integrated Business Planning leads supply chain planning with 670 companies naming it in job postings, ahead of Blue Yonder at 510.

As of 4 November 2026 · refreshed daily · counts move as websites, DNS and career sites are re-read.

Leader
SAP Integrated Business Planning · 670
Runner-up
Blue Yonder · 510
Most hiring, 90 days
SAP Integrated Business Planning
Highest postings per company
Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM
Catalogue
T-1.0.1-prov
2,668companies across the category
25%of them on SAP Integrated Business Planning
10,708postings naming a supply chain planning in 90 days
17tools with enough evidence to rank
02 — Ranking

Every supply chain planning we can measure

Companies naming the tool, and postings naming it in the last 90 days. Bars are relative to the leader.

#ToolCompaniescompaniesPostings, 90 dayspostingsper company
1
670
2,5523.8
2
Blue YonderBlue Yonder
510
2,1524.2
3
344
1,1043.2
4
311
1,4394.6
5
124
1751.4
6
118
2672.3
7
90
6987.8
8
82
1722.1
9
76
84311.1
10
o9 Solutionso9 Solutions
73
2002.7
11
59
991.7
12
LogilityLogility
50
871.7
13
LLamasoftCoupa
42
771.8
14
Oracle Fusion Cloud SCMOracle
41
71217.4
15
Blue Yonder Space PlanningBlue Yonder
37
611.6
16
SpacemanNielsen
28
441.6
17
Blue Yonder Demand PlanningBlue Yonder
13
262.0
03 — Head to head

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SAP Integrated Business Planning leads supply chain planning with 670 companies naming it in job postings, ahead of Blue Yonder at 510. (Breaknorm, 4 November 2026, https://breaknorm.co/tools/category/supply-chain-planning)
How we know

Read from the source, not self-reported

Every number on this page can be traced to a page we crawled or a posting we read. Full methodology →

  • CatalogueBreaknorm technology catalogue T-1.0.1-prov: 6,296 tools with vendor and category, editions folded into their parent.
  • CompaniesCompanies whose own postings name the tool as the team's system, any confidence. Candidate wish-lists excluded.
  • 90-day postingsOpen postings first seen or posted in the last 90 days that name the tool.
  • Not countedTools used by teams that do not post jobs, and companies without a career site we can read.
FAQ

supply chain planning: questions

How is this ranking made?

By the number of companies whose own job postings name the tool as the team's system, from the Breaknorm technology catalogue (version T-1.0.1-prov). No vendor paid for a position and no editor chose the order.

Why is this different from review-site rankings?

Review sites rank by reviews collected. This ranks by companies hiring people to work in the tool, which is closer to seats in use. It under-counts tools used by teams that rarely post jobs.

What about product editions?

Editions and sub-products () are counted under the parent so no company is counted twice.

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