RELEX Solutions announced an expanded partnership with Lowe's Companies, Inc. (NYSE: LOW) and Accenture (NYSE: ACN) to unify Lowe's inventory replenishment and allocation platform across its nationwide network of stores and distribution centers.

The partnership builds on RELEX's existing support of Lowe's seasonal businesses through its allocation platform. Lowe's will now expand its use of RELEX's AI-powered replenishment capabilities across its full product assortment, according to the company's statement.

RELEX's technology automates the ordering process and provides visibility into inventory performance while identifying root causes of stockouts. The platform aims to improve product availability and inventory productivity for the home improvement retailer.

Accenture will provide strategic and functional support for integrating RELEX across Lowe's supply chain operations. The collaboration includes both in-store and online customer experience enhancements.

"Expanding our use of RELEX accelerates Lowe's transformation toward a fully integrated, AI-driven inventory platform," said Margi Vagell, Lowe's Executive Vice President, Supply Chain. "By partnering with RELEX and Accenture, we will equip our teams with enhanced tools that help us respond more quickly to customer demand, improve product availability and deliver a better experience for our DIY and Pro customers."

Keith Adams, Senior Vice President for North America at RELEX Solutions, said the partnership demonstrates how retailers are using supply chains as growth engines. RELEX provides AI-native platforms for retail and supply chain planning to retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers globally.

The information is based on a company press release statement.