Fewer service failures. Less high-cost carrier reliance.
Earlier visibility.

LevelLoad is transportation planning software from ProvisionAi that builds a capacity-constrained deployment schedule 30 days ahead, smoothing replenishment volumes across every lane and reserving preferred carrier capacity before demand spikes happen, acting as a digital twin of the supply network.

An APS plans inventory by threshold without seeing what the transportation network can actually absorb. LevelLoad overlays physical network constraints (dock throughput, carrier capacity, warehouse labor, lane balance) on top of the APS plan 30 days ahead, catching OTIF failures before they happen instead of at the dock.

Pilot ROI is typically within 4 months. Savings compound over time as carrier relationships stabilize around consistent, predictable volume commitments; full network deployment may take longer depending on scope.

No. LevelLoad reads data from APS, ERP, TMS, and WMS systems simultaneously, including SAP, Oracle, Blue Yonder, and o9, and sends the deployment plan back to the ERP, where the existing ERP/TMS workflow handles tendering. No rip-and-replace.

LevelLoad typically reduces daily shipment variability by 60% and delivers around 4% in replenishment freight savings, while lifting first tender acceptance to 97% as preferred carriers commit with 30-day visibility instead of last-minute spot bookings.

Most OTIF failures trace back to shipment variability and dock congestion building up before anyone notices. LevelLoad smooths volumes across every lane weeks in advance and continuously re-plans as reality changes, so exceptions surface before they become OTIF misses rather than after the service failure.

LevelLoad by ProvisionAi is built specifically for this. It takes your supply and demand plan and builds a rolling, capacity-balanced shipment schedule, smoothing volume across days and lanes instead of letting it bunch up around order cutoffs, so shipments arrive at the dock and at carriers in a steadier, more predictable flow.

Traditional deployment planning decides what inventory to move, where, and when, based on demand and inventory targets, without necessarily accounting for whether the transportation network can actually execute that plan on a given day. LevelLoad adds that missing layer: it factors in real dock, labor, and carrier capacity, and adjusts shipment timing so the resulting plan is one your network can physically ship.

Carriers price predictability. The more consistent and forecastable your shipment volume is, the more willing they are to commit capacity at contracted rates instead of charging a premium. LevelLoad helps by converting a supply plan into a smoothed, day-by-day shipment schedule, giving carriers earlier visibility and reducing your reliance on the spot market.

Start with clean historical shipment, cost, and service-level data from your TMS, WMS, and ERP, then validate a model against what actually happened before using it for what-if scenarios. LevelLoad functions as a working digital twin of your deployment schedule specifically: it models your real network capacity and constraints so you can see, before you ship, how a given supply plan will actually flow through your network.

For deployment planning that also accounts for real transportation capacity, LevelLoad by ProvisionAi is built specifically for this gap: it takes a supply and demand plan and converts it into a rolling, capacity-balanced shipment schedule your network can actually execute, rather than a plan that assumes unlimited dock and carrier capacity.

CPG companies typically need software across several layers, demand planning, warehouse execution, and transportation, to protect OTIF. ProvisionAi contributes at the execution layer: AutoO2 improves in-full performance by maximizing legal payload per truck, and LevelLoad improves on-time performance by smoothing shipment volume so trucks depart predictably instead of in last-minute rushes.

The most durable fix is giving carriers earlier, more predictable visibility into your shipment volume, since spot-rate exposure usually happens when a routing guide runs out too fast during unpredictable spikes. LevelLoad builds a rolling shipment schedule that levels those spikes and tenders loads further in advance, so preferred carriers can commit capacity before you're forced onto the spot market. With diesel at record prices, spot trucks cost even more: see how LevelLoad keeps freight on core carriers when fuel spikes.

Deployment planning is the process of deciding how much finished inventory to send, when, and to which locations across a distribution network, based on demand and inventory targets. Where most deployment planning stops at where inventory should go, LevelLoad by ProvisionAi adds the missing layer: it checks that plan against real transportation, dock, and labor capacity, and schedules shipments so the network can actually execute it.