Real-time orchestration and an agentic AI layer – closing the gap between supply chain insight and execution.
Logility, an Aptean Company, and a leader in supply chain management software announced the availability of Orchestration Center, a real-time agentic AI orchestration layer that moves beyond insight to action. Orchestration Center unifies the entire supply chain including planning, production, supplier management, and transportation management on a single Agentic AI layer that enables customers to plan, sense, adapt, and execute strategically in minutes. Available immediately to seamlessly manage Logility’s Supply Chain Management Suite, Orchestration Center can also be used to manage and integrate a wide range of third-party solutions.
Orchestration Center unifies the entire supply chain including planning, production, supplier management, and transportation management on a single Agentic AI layer that enables customers to plan, sense, adapt, and execute strategically in minutes.
Most supply chain organizations have invested significantly in visibility. The remaining gap isn’t informational; it’s operational. By the time signals are analyzed, decisions are aligned, and actions are executed, the window to act has closed, and the cost has already been absorbed. By aggregating data from a wide variety of enterprise systems and LLMs in real time and applying agentic AI to drive intelligent actions, Orchestration Center sets a new AI standard for supply chains.
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Orchestration Center operates as the control layer above existing systems, translating live signals into business impacts and executing responses across planning, production, and fulfillment with minimal manual handoff. This is not an incremental improvement to planning or execution. It marks a shift in how supply chains are managed— from reactive coordination to live, intelligent orchestration allowing leaders to reimagine how to operate their supply chain.
“For years, Logility has delivered purpose-built AI with the domain depth to support decisions that hold up in the real world. Orchestration Center is the next evolution with an always-on execution layer designed to act, not just recommend. We’ve helped close the signal-to-action gap that has been open too long,” said Allan Dow, EVP/General Manager, Aptean.
Why Logility’s AI-Powered Orchestration Center is the New Standard
Orchestration Center combines real-time orchestration with AI built specifically for how supply chains operate—not adapted from general-purpose models. Unlike solutions that surface alerts and wait, Orchestration Center’s AI agents evaluate, decide, and execute—continuously, within guardrails your team controls.
Works with what you have – and grows with what you need: Orchestration Center connects to your existing demand, supply, manufacturing, and transportation systems. Start anywhere. Expand at your pace.
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One real-time control layer across the full supply chain: Orchestration Center serves as the shared data and decisioning layer across all connected systems, enabling agents to act simultaneously – rather than sequentially – across demand, supply, manufacturing, and logistics. It continuously optimizes demand and supply decisions as conditions change, turning every signal into coordinated action in real time, not an alert waiting for a response.
Governed autonomy, not assumed autonomy: Leadership defines the policies and guardrails the AI Agents operate within. Routine decisions can execute automatically, while exceptions escalate to human-in-the-loop with full context and a recommended action. Every decision is logged and auditable.
“What we hear from supply chain leaders isn’t that they lack data, it’s that they can’t act on it fast enough,” said Sanjiv Gupta, Strategic Transformation Executive, Aptean. “Orchestration Center changes that equation. It’s purpose-built to turn planning and execution into a continuous response loop. That’s what AI should look like in practice.”
