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3 min read·Updated July 19, 2026

Pelico

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Pelico is a factory-operations control tower that models a plant's parts and orders as a graph — tracing how a shortage ripples across production and adding generative AI to help complex discrete manufacturers react fast.

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Learning Objectives

  • Understand the factory "control tower" concept for operations management
  • See how a graph model traces disruption impact across a plant
  • Evaluate Pelico for complex discrete manufacturing

What Is Pelico?

Pelico is a manufacturing operations-management platform focused on the shop-floor reality of complex discrete manufacturing — where a single missing part can stall an entire production line. It builds a real-time control tower over a factory's operations so teams can see problems coming and react.

Pelico models a factory's parts, orders, and constraints as a graph, so when a shortage or delay hits, the platform traces the impact across the whole operation and helps teams decide what to expedite or reschedule. It has added generative-AI capabilities to summarize situations and suggest actions. Customers include Airbus, Safran, and Eaton.

💡Key Concept

Why a graph: Factories are webs of dependencies — this part feeds that sub-assembly, which feeds that order. A graph captures those links directly, so the system can follow a disruption along the chain and tell you what it actually threatens. That impact-tracing is what turns raw shortage data into a decision.

Core Capabilities

  • Graph-based control tower — models parts, orders, and constraints as a connected graph.
  • Disruption impact tracing — follows a shortage's ripple across the operation.
  • Generative-AI assistance — summarizes situations and suggests actions.
  • Expedite and reschedule support — helps teams decide what to prioritize.

Company Details

DetailInfo
CompanyPelico (private)
Founded2019
HeadquartersParis, France
Funding40 million dollar round in 2025 (roughly 72 million dollars total)
CustomersAirbus, Safran, Eaton
Core AIGraph orchestration plus a generative-AI layer
Websitepelico.ai

Best Use Cases

TaskWhy Pelico
Complex discrete manufacturingBuilt for part-dependency-heavy operations
Reacting to part shortagesTraces impact and guides expediting
Shop-floor decision speedReal-time control tower over operations
Aerospace and industrialProven with Airbus, Safran, Eaton

When to choose alternatives: For enterprise-wide demand and supply planning, o9 Solutions or Kinaxis Maestro operate at the planning layer above the shop floor. Pelico's focus is reacting fast when plans break.

Key Takeaways

  • Pelico is a real-time factory control tower for complex discrete manufacturing.
  • It models the plant as a graph to trace how a shortage ripples across production.
  • A generative-AI layer summarizes situations and suggests actions; customers include Airbus, Safran, and Eaton.
  • It is closer to intelligent operations software than deep ML — real and useful, focused on fast reaction.

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