Yes, Flowlity is suitable for both make-to-stock (MTS) and make-to-order (MTO) models. In Make-to-Stock mode, the solution uses its forecasting algorithms to project future demand and recommend optimal stock levels, as it would for any stocked product. For example, it calculates dynamic safety stocks to ensure a high level of service while minimizing dormant stock. In Make-to-Order mode, where production or procurement is triggered only upon customer order, Flowlity adapts by using firm orders as demand input. In this case, the tool will primarily optimize the components, raw materials, or intermediate products needed to fulfill these orders on time, ensuring the availability of upstream supplies. Flowlity can manage hybrid workflows where some references are in MTS (stock built on forecast) and others in MTO (produced or purchased on demand), which is common in manufacturing and distribution. With flexible settings, you can define the appropriate planning mode per item or product family, and Flowlity will adjust its behavior accordingly. In short, whether you need to plan by stock or by order, the tool ensures optimal management of resources and inventory, aligning with your operational model.