Roambee, a supply chain visibility provider, has officially confirmed its rebrand to Decklar, showcasing its evolution as the world’s only real-time precision AI Platform for Supply Chains.
According to certain reports, having Decklar as a name is meant to showcase the company’s vision in the context of making global supply chains transparent, automated, and sustainable, something the company will achieve by blending unified visibility & artificial intelligence (AI) to enable real-time decision-making.
More on that would reveal how the newly-rebranded company makes it possible for the company to shift from static planning towards dynamic decision-making. The idea here is to access enterprises the speed, precision, and resilience neccassary for staying ahead of the curve.
“Roambee’s evolution to Decklar is both timely and necessary for the industry. Supply chains today need more than visibility—they demand real-time, trusted, AI-powered decisions. By uniting visibility and AI into a single system of action, Decklar is poised to redefine how organizations like ours deliver time-critical products with precision, agility, and resilience. AI enables us to move at the pace of our industry’s rapid growth, ensuring we stay ahead of rising demand and complexity,” said Tigran Sinanian, Vice President of US Operations at Siemens Healthineers.
To understand the significance of such a development, we must take into account a Markets & Markets report, which claims that the supply chain AI market is projected to reach $50 billion by 2031. As a result, enterprises are now prioritizing their investments in AI-native Systems of Action (SoA), taking a departure from those tradition Systems of Record (SoR) that currently dominate the supply chain landscape.
In this respect, Decklar becomes the first System of Action for supply chains which bridges the gap between planning & execution through Decision AI, built on unified visibility across all modes and product flows, so to address the combined total available market (TAM) of over $75 billion.
Another detail worth a mention is rooted in Decklar’s pledge to fuse real-time shipment and asset signals (the physical layer) with digital data from planning and TMS systems, helping enterprises make instant, context-driven decisions at scale. This is markedly applicable for every supply chain stakeholder, including logistics, quality, security, operations, finance, and sustainability.
“Decklar addresses a critical need in today’s supply chains—which is bridging the gap between planning and execution. With its Decision AI built on visibility, Decklar can empower global enterprises to adapt better with real-world conditions for top supply chain performance & automation,” said Atsushi Tsuchiya, R&D Envisioning Director of Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd.
Among other things, it ought to be acknowledged that Decklar’s rebrand actually builds upon its 10+ years worth of track-record of self-enriching visibility data and processing over 12 million shipment signals daily. We must also touch upon how Decklar already powers a significant chunk of the world’s supply chains—including 90%+ of global MRO flows, 42% of US pharma shipments, and 24% of global CPG goods.
The development in question further delivers a rather interesting follow-up to the company’s H1 performance. This translates to how it achieved 135% YoY growth in Closed Revenue (Americas & Europe).
At the moment, users can bank upon Decklar to dynamically adjust replenishment plans, automate quality release processes, anticipate security risks before incidents occur, and forecast in-transit revenue with precision, thus driving faster, smarter, and risk-informed operations.
“This self-enriching data foundation comprises of 1B+ transactions analyzed on 15,000+ trade lanes connecting 160+ countries,10M+ mapped nodes spanning warehouses, ports, airports, and factories with intelligence about the behavior of various product SKUs across six industries. By combining the power of this Visibility Data Core with Decision AI, Decklar delivers a real-time, decision-ready co-pilot to boost supply chain performance for enterprises. With every additional shipment, the model becomes even richer, improving the ability to act instantly and intelligently—a transformation for the industry,” said Sanjay Sharma, CEO of Decklar.
