Natively integrated supply chain optimization solutions for SAP ERP
Streamline planning and execution with native solutions built for SAP ECC and S/4HANA.
Eliminate complexity, reduce risk, and move from reactive to proactive—without leaving your core system.
ifm delivers end-to-end supply chain planning and execution solutions that are 100% native to SAP. Our in-system tools help you streamline demand planning, inventory management, procurement, material planning, and production scheduling—without custom integrations, middleware, or disruption.
Faster execution. Smarter decisions. Greater supply chain visibility. All inside SAP.
Accelerate order processes
Streamline your planning, forecasting, and ordering to place orders faster and more efficiently.
Minimize stock shortages
Balance your safety stock effectively to prevent stockouts, ensuring service levels are maintained and customer demand is met without interruption.
Reduce excess inventory
Optimize inventory levels by identifying and eliminating dead stock, freeing up capital and reducing unnecessary carrying costs to improve your cash flow.
Analyze and simulate scenarios
Equip your business with the tools to assess supply and demand fluctuations through detailed scenario simulations.
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Explore Release 25.0
Unlock new efficiencies across supply chain, production, and procurement for SAP ECC and SAP S/4HANA
Helping our customers achieve supply chain success

Dana Corporation
Dana Corporation is a worldwide auto supplier of driveline components, motion technologies, and thermal management solutions.
- 113% increase in forecast accuracy
- 95% customer fill rate achieved within 8 months
- 16% reduction in open PO value

Nature's Way
Nature’s Way is an herbal health producer and distributor.
- $2.7M reduction in inventory while maintaining service levels
"Our Inventory Management implementation opened the door to many welcome changes to our strategic inventory approach. We quickly shifted from reactionary activities to far more proactive, strategic activities."
Jean Treml, Materials Director