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For food and beverage businesses, excess inventory can lead to costly waste, while shortages mean missed sales opportunities. With raw material supply uncertainty and price fluctuations adding to the challenge, deciding how much to stock and when to buy is rarely straightforward.
Impactive AI will participate in Food Week Korea 2026, taking place November 4–7 at COEX in Seoul, to discuss these challenges and demonstrate how AI forecasting can help.
At the exhibition, we will showcase the newly updated Deepflow, our AI forecasting solution. Explore new features that support food and beverage S&OP (Sales and Operations Planning), along with raw material price forecasting and market analysis, through live demos and consultations.
Food Week Korea brings together a wide range of products and technologies across the food industry—from domestic and international food products and ingredients to manufacturing and processing equipment, automation, and AI solutions.
At this year’s event, Impactive AI will demonstrate how food businesses can connect demand forecasts with inventory management and ordering decisions, and use raw material price outlooks to inform purchasing plans. Discover how Deepflow fits into the day-to-day S&OP workflows of food and beverage businesses.
Food and beverage businesses need to track demand shifts driven by seasonality and promotions while managing inventory around shelf life and incoming delivery schedules. When sales plans differ from actual demand, teams must also decide which figures to use when adjusting quantities.
The updated Deepflow Forecast brings AI demand forecasts, sales plans, actual shipments, and inventory together in one place, helping teams prioritize items that need attention. Users can review demand changes and shortage or excess inventory risks for each item, assess whether stock will last until the next delivery, and use these insights to make ordering decisions.
Reviewing plans and reaching agreement across departments is now easier, too. Teams can upload sales plans in Excel, compare them with AI forecasts, and discuss items that may need adjustment using forecast error and bias as supporting evidence. Meeting agendas, reasons for adjustments, final decisions, and approval histories are managed together, preserving the rationale for future planning.
Visit our booth for a live demo to see how these features work together in an actual S&OP workflow.
As raw material supply becomes less predictable and prices more volatile, procurement teams need to consider both current prices and future trends. Deciding whether to secure the required volume now or stagger purchases means reviewing information from multiple market sources.
Deepflow Materials brings AI price forecasts, market analysis, and technical analysis together to support decisions on when and how much to buy. Users can ask the AI Assistant about market developments and forecasts, while tracking key raw material trends on the dashboard.
At the exhibition, we will focus on food commodities relevant to F&B businesses, demonstrating how price outlooks can inform purchasing plans and sourcing strategies.
If you are exploring ways to improve demand planning, inventory management, and procurement as you prepare for 2027, visit the Impactive AI booth to discuss your next steps. From managing inventory to reduce waste and stockouts to planning purchases in response to raw material price changes, we will help you explore how Deepflow can work with your company’s data and operational needs.
Click the button below and complete the form to receive a complimentary ticket to Food Week Korea 2026. Tickets are available to the first 100 applicants, and registration will close once all 100 places have been filled.
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