Top 10 Consumer Packaged Goods Software Vendors, Market Size and Forecast 2024-2029

Worldwide Consumer Packaged Goods Software Market Forecast 2024-2029, $M - APPS RUN THE WORLD — Worldwide Consumer Packaged Goods Software Market Forecast 2024-2029, $M – APPS RUN THE WORLD

In 2024, the global Consumer Packaged Goods software market grew to $24.7 billion, marking a 11.9% year-over-year increase. The top 10 vendors accounted for 50.8% of the total market. Microsoft led the pack with a 10.8% market share, followed by Adobe, SAP, and Salesforce.

Through our forecast period, the Consumer Packaged Goods applications market size is expected to reach $33.5 billion by 2029, compared with $24.7 billion in 2024 at a CAGR of 6.3%, as shown in the Apps Top 500 Report – Excel Edition [Preview] .

Top 10 Consumer Packaged Goods Software Vendors in 2024 and their Market Shares

Rank	Vendor	Consumer Packaged Goods Apps	2022 Consumer Packaged Goods Apps Revenues, $M	2023 Consumer Packaged Goods Apps Revenues, $M	2024 Consumer Packaged Goods Apps Revenues, $M	YoY Growth	2024 Consumer Packaged Goods Market Share, %
1	Microsoft	Microsoft 365, Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft Teams	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	9.9%	Subscribe
2	Adobe	Adobe Experience Cloud, Adobe Marketing Cloud (ex Omniture), Adobe Commerce (ex Magento), Adobe Experience Manager, Adobe Target, Adobe Real-Time CDP	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	10.8%	Subscribe
3	SAP	SAP S/4 HANA, SAP Concur, SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central, SAP Ariba, SAP Commerce Cloud (ex Hybris), SAP Integrated Business Planning, SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP)	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	20.4%	Subscribe
4	Salesforce	Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Salesforce Service Cloud, Salesforce Experience Cloud, Tableau	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	7.1%	Subscribe
5	ServiceNow	ServiceNow ITSM, ServiceNow HR, ServiceNow Field Service Management, ServiceNow Customer Service Management	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	22.6%	Subscribe
6	Oracle	Oracle Cloud ERP, Oracle Cloud HCM, Oracle Cloud SCM, Oracle Procurement Cloud, Oracle Analytics Cloud	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	16.4%	Subscribe
7	Workday	Workday HCM, Workday Payroll, Workday Financial Management, Workday Adaptive Planning (ex Adaptive Insights), Workday Prism Analytics	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	16.8%	Subscribe
8	Google	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite), Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 360, Google BigQuery, Google Looker	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	25.2%	Subscribe
9	Dassault Systemes	Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, Dassault DELMIAWorks Manufacturing ERP (formerly IQMS), Dassault DELMIA Quintiq Supply Chain, Apriso FlexNet, Dassault Enovia PLM	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	2.6%	Subscribe
10	Blue Yonder	Blue Yonder WMS (ex JDA WMS), Blue Yonder Demand Planning (ex JDA Demand Planning), Blue Yonder Transportation Management ( ex JDA TMS ), Blue Yonder Workforce Management (ex JDA Workforce Management), Blue Yonder Enterprise Supply Planning (ex JDA Enterprise Supply Planning), Blue Yonder Luminate Control Tower	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	8.2%	Subscribe
	Subtotal		Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	13.2%	Subscribe
	Other		Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	10.6%	Subscribe
	Total		19792	22059	24692	11.9%	100.0%

Source: Apps Run The World, July 2025

Other Consumer Packaged Goods software providers included in the report are ADP, Ansys Inc., Atlassian, Autodesk, Box Inc., Cisco Systems, Citrix, Cadence Design Systems, Constellation Software Inc., Dassault Systemes, DocuSign, Inc., Dropbox, Famous Software, Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Global Payments Inc., Google, HubSpot, Intuit Inc., Infor, IBM, Kibo, Nice Systems, Open Text Corporation, Paycom, Pegasystems, PTC, Property Works, PROS Holdings, Qlik, Sage, Shopify, Siemens Digital Industries Software, SolarWinds, StayinFront, Symphony RetailAI, Teradata Corporation, Trace One, Tugboat Software, UKG, Verint Systems Inc., Visma, Yonyou, Workiva, Zendesk, Zoho Corp. and many others.

Vendor Snapshot: Consumer Packaged Goods Market Leaders

Microsoft

Microsoft’s strategic evolution in the CPG sector centers on democratizing intelligent automation through tightly integrated agentic capabilities across its cloud, productivity, and ERP ecosystems. It’s leveraging AI copilots and orchestration agents to drive end-to-end supply visibility, autonomous financial reconciliation, and proactive marketing execution, especially via its low-code frameworks. In CPG-specific deployments, Microsoft is enabling business users to build contextual agents that operate across finance, operations, and collaborative workflows, surfacing predictive insights and initiating corrective actions autonomously.

Adobe

Adobe is transforming CPG engagement by embedding generative and agentic AI into its real-time experience engine, enabling autonomous personalization across DTC, retail media, and omnichannel touchpoints. Through modular data services and low-code orchestration, CPG brands can now deploy self-optimizing agents that iterate creative content, segment audiences dynamically, and refine campaign orchestration based on contextual inputs. Adobe’s recent advances enable marketers to configure AI agents that continuously adapt consumer journeys across product launches or seasonal shifts. With increasing focus on real-time experimentation and reinforcement learning loops, Adobe is positioning its stack as the core intelligent engagement layer for data rich CPG environments.

SAP

SAP’s roadmap is increasingly anchored on agentic intelligence to automate planning, logistics, and commercial execution in CPG enterprises. Building on its Business Technology Platform and embedded AI accelerators, SAP is enabling autonomous supply agents that self-adjust procurement, manage vendor risks, and rebalance inventory in response to demand signals. Its recent platform enhancements support embedded LLMs and contextual AI copilots that act across planning, sourcing, and financial scenarios with limited human intervention.

Salesforce

Salesforce is redefining CPG execution with autonomous agents that operate across retail execution, commerce, and consumer intelligence layers. Its generative AI copilots are evolving into agentic orchestrators that help field reps, brand managers, and eCommerce teams coordinate pricing, merchandising, and loyalty offers in near real time. The platform’s Data Cloud underpins continuous learning workflows where AI agents ingest demand signals, social sentiment, and POS data to autonomously tune marketing and sales strategies. Salesforce’s low-code Flow and Einstein 1 integration enable CPG firms to compose and govern intelligent workflows without deep technical expertise, signaling a strategic shift toward agent-led operational agility at scale.

ServiceNow

ServiceNow’s AI-first CPG vision is grounded in building proactive, autonomous workflows across service, quality, and supplier collaboration domains. Its embedded generative agents can now autonomously triage and resolve compliance issues, quality deviations, or field service failures, minimizing human bottlenecks in high-velocity production and distribution environments. With Now Assist and Creator Workflows, CPG firms are deploying conversational interfaces that unify disparate systems, triggering workflows or agents that execute corrective actions in real time.

Oracle

Oracle is operationalizing agentic AI across its integrated CPG suite, enabling autonomous agents that optimize planning, procurement, financials, and workforce alignment through a shared AI governance framework. Its generative capabilities, embedded directly into transaction flows and analytics, allow business users to configure agents that interpret trends, simulate forecasts, and trigger dynamic reallocation of resources with minimal oversight. Oracle’s roadmap is focused on building multi-domain agent ecosystems, where AI actors collaborate across supply, HR, and finance to deliver adaptive enterprise performance.

Workday

Workday’s strategy in the CPG sector focuses on embedding agentic intelligence into financial, workforce, and planning processes to create closed-loop decision cycles. Its recent enhancements allow enterprise users to deploy generative agents that autonomously reconcile costs, adjust headcount plans, or simulate scenarios around SKU profitability, without technical coding. By integrating LLMs into its analytics stack and planning workflows, Workday empowers CPG finance teams to build intelligent, low-code agents that connect market dynamics to workforce and spend outcomes.

Google

Google is enabling CPG brands to operationalize end-to-end autonomous analytics by converging its Vertex AI, Looker, and BigQuery assets into a modular AI fabric. Its tools allow CPG teams to develop agentic workflows that monitor product sentiment, detect retail anomalies, and simulate pricing elasticity using real-time signals. With Duet AI embedded in Looker and Workspace, Google empowers cross-functional teams to build and query AI agents conversationally, shortening insight-to-action cycles. Its commitment to low-code AI agent creation, model retraining, and governed data activation gives CPG leaders the infrastructure to deploy scalable, self-learning systems aligned to consumer, channel, and promotional strategies.

Dassault Systemes

Dassault is enabling CPG manufacturers to deploy autonomous agents across R&D, formulation, and production using its model-based digital twin architecture. Through closed-loop integration between design, quality, and MES systems, CPG firms are leveraging AI agents to validate packaging compliance, optimize batch scheduling, and simulate sustainability impacts in real time. The platform’s agentic capabilities are designed for complex scenario management, such as dynamically shifting production across global facilities based on raw material volatility or market demand. Dassault’s composable agent framework and no-code simulation environments are empowering innovation teams to embed intelligence into every stage of the product lifecycle.

Blue Yonder

Blue Yonder is at the forefront of agentic AI in the supply chain, enabling CPG companies to orchestrate autonomous decision-making across inventory, demand, fulfillment, and last-mile delivery. Its Luminate platform now supports embedded generative agents that simulate disruptions, optimize trade-offs, and execute adjustments without human initiation. By integrating reinforcement learning and causal inference, Blue Yonder agents can continuously learn from signal feedback and improve operational accuracy. Its focus on control tower autonomy and conversational command interfaces allows planners to supervise and reprogram supply chain agents on the fly, unlocking true hands-free supply execution in CPG ecosystems.

ARTW Technographics Platform: Consumer Packaged Goods customer wins

Since 2010, our research team has been studying the patterns of the Consumer Packaged Goods software purchases, analyzing customer behavior and vendor performance through continuous win/loss analysis. Updated quarterly, the ARTW Technographics Platform provides deep insights into thousands of Consumer Packaged Goods customer wins and losses, helping users monitor competitive shifts, evaluate vendor momentum, and make informed go-to-market decisions.

List of Consumer Packaged Goods customers

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Product	Category
AB InBev	Consumer Packaged Goods	143885	$59.8B	Belgium	ServiceNow ITSM	IT Service Management
Ahold USA	Consumer Packaged Goods	236000	$38.2B	United States	ServiceNow ITSM	IT Service Management
Alltech	Consumer Packaged Goods	5000	$2.0B	United States	Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations	ERP Financial
Alpura	Consumer Packaged Goods	6000	$2.0B	Mexico	Oracle Cloud HCM	Core HR
Amcor Group	Consumer Packaged Goods	41000	$14.7B	Switzerland	Apriso FlexNet	Quality Management
Armour Meats	Consumer Packaged Goods	450	$70M	United States	Dassault DELMIA Quintiq Supply Chain	Supply Chain Management
Bar-S Foods Co.	Consumer Packaged Goods	4500	$1.5B	United States	Blue Yonder Demand Planning (ex JDA Demand Planning)	Demand Forecasting and Planning
Bel Group	Consumer Packaged Goods	11800	$4.2B	France	3DEXPERIENCE Perfect Production	Product Lifecycle Management,Additive Manufacturing
Betagro	Consumer Packaged Goods	15900	$3.4B	Thailand	Blue Yonder Transportation Management ( ex JDA TMS )	Transportation Management
BRF Global	Consumer Packaged Goods	100000	$10.7B	Brazil	SAP S/4HANA Cloud	ERP Financial
Bridor Le Duff Group	Consumer Packaged Goods	4500	$1.4B	France	Salesforce Marketing Cloud	Marketing Automation
Carlsberg Group	Consumer Packaged Goods	31000	$10.7B	Denmark	SAP S/4 HANA	ERP Financial
Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprnngli	Consumer Packaged Goods	1800	$500M	Germany	Adobe Commerce (ex Magento)	eCommerce
Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages	Consumer Packaged Goods	8000	$2.0B	United States	Salesforce Marketing Cloud	Marketing Automation
Compania Cervecerias Unidas (CCU)	Consumer Packaged Goods	9500	$3.0B	Chile	Blue Yonder Warehouse Labor Management (ex JDA Warehouse Labor Management)	Workforce Management
Diageo	Consumer Packaged Goods	30092	$20.3B	United Kingdom	Workday Recruiting	Recruiting,Applicant Tracking System
Estee Lauder	Consumer Packaged Goods	60000	$15.9B	United States	Google Recommendations AI	Personalization and Product Recommendations
Europastry	Consumer Packaged Goods	5000	$1.5B	Spain	Blue Yonder Transportation Management ( ex JDA TMS )	Transportation Management
Florida Ice and Farm Company	Consumer Packaged Goods	6323	$1.6B	Costa Rica	Oracle CX Cloud	Customer Experience
Florida’s Natural Growers	Consumer Packaged Goods	1100	$470M	United States	Oracle Cloud SCM	Supply Chain Management
Flowers Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	10200	$5.1B	United States	SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting	Recruiting,Applicant Tracking System
Georgia Nut Company	Consumer Packaged Goods	600	$170M	United States	Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations	ERP Financial
Granarolo S.p.A	Consumer Packaged Goods	2800	$1.7B	Italy	Adobe Commerce (ex Magento)	eCommerce
Hain Celestial	Consumer Packaged Goods	2786	$1.7B	United States	Workday HCM	Core HR
Heineken NV	Consumer Packaged Goods	89264	$35.0B	Netherlands	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration
Indofood Agri Resources	Consumer Packaged Goods	34510	$1.2B	Singapore	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration
Ingredion	Consumer Packaged Goods	12000	$8.2B	United States	ServiceNow ITSM	IT Service Management
Lactalis	Consumer Packaged Goods	85500	$30.6B	France	Salesforce Sales Cloud	Sales Automation,CRM,Sales Engagement
Malgara Chiari & Forti	Consumer Packaged Goods	850	$270M	Italy	Adobe Commerce (ex Magento)	eCommerce
Molson Coors	Consumer Packaged Goods	16500	$11.7B	United States	SAP S/4 HANA	ERP Financial
Mom’s Meals	Consumer Packaged Goods	1100	$400M	United States	Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations	ERP Financial
Nestle	Consumer Packaged Goods	251786	$114.9B	Switzerland	ServiceNow ITSM	IT Service Management
Nestle Purina	Consumer Packaged Goods	8000	$2.0B	United States	Blue Yonder Space, Planogram & Category Management Suite	Retail Management
Parle Agro	Consumer Packaged Goods	5500	$992M	India	Salesforce Sales Cloud	Sales Automation,CRM,Sales Engagement
Procter & Gamble	Consumer Packaged Goods	108000	$84.0B	United States	Workday Recruiting	Recruiting,Applicant Tracking System
Purdys Chocolatier	Consumer Packaged Goods	1200	$280M	Canada	Adobe Commerce (ex Magento)	eCommerce
Savola Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	40213	$7.5B	Saudi Arabia	Oracle Cloud ERP	ERP Financial
SeneGence International	Consumer Packaged Goods	1000	$250M	United States	Adobe Commerce (ex Magento)	eCommerce
Silver Fern Farms	Consumer Packaged Goods	6000	$1.6B	New Zealand	Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations	ERP Financial
Smithfield Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	36500	$14.1B	United States	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration
Smithfield Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	36500	$14.1B	United States	Dassault DELMIA Quintiq Supply Chain	Supply Chain Management
Super Store Industries	Consumer Packaged Goods	350	$160M	United States	Blue Yonder Demand Planning (ex JDA Demand Planning)	Demand Forecasting and Planning
The J.M. Smucker Company	Consumer Packaged Goods	9000	$8.2B	United States	Oracle Cloud EPM	EPM
The J.M. Smucker Company	Consumer Packaged Goods	9000	$8.2B	United States	Workday Recruiting	Recruiting,Applicant Tracking System
Tyson Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	138000	$53.3B	United States	SAP S/4 HANA	ERP Financial
Tyson Foods	Consumer Packaged Goods	138000	$53.3B	United States	Workday Time and Attendance	Time and Attendance
Unilever	Consumer Packaged Goods	115964	$83.2B	United Kingdom	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration
Unilever USA	Consumer Packaged Goods	40000	$13.5B	United States	Salesforce Sales Cloud	Sales Automation,CRM,Sales Engagement
Valio	Consumer Packaged Goods	4230	$2.2B	Finland	ServiceNow ITSM	IT Service Management
VIGO Group	Consumer Packaged Goods	10000	$2.4B	France	Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations	ERP Financial

Source: ARTW Buyer Insights Technographic Database

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Worldwide Enterprise Applications by Vertical Market

Exhibit 3 provides a forecast of the worldwide enterprise applications by vertical market from 2024 to 2029, highlighting market sizes, year-over-year growth, and compound annual growth rates across different industry sectors from Aerospace and Defense to Utilities.

Exhibit 3: Worldwide Enterprise Applications by Vertical Market Forecast 2024-2029 by Functional Market ($M)

Vertical Market, $M	2022	2023	2024	YoY Growth	2029	2024-2029 CAGR, %
Aerospace & Defense	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.6
Automotive	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.6
Banking and Financial Services	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.5
Communications	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.2
Construction	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.1
Real Estate	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.8
Consumer Packaged Goods	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.3
Distribution	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.6
K-12	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.2
Higher Education	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.6
Federal Government	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.9
State and Local Government	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.7
Public Safety	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.5
Healthcare	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.7
Life Insurance	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.7
P&C Insurance	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.1
Specialty Insurance	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	7.1
Leisure and Recreation	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.6
Hospitality and Lodging	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.1
Life Sciences	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.9
Manufacturing	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.9
Media	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.5
Faith-Based Nonprofit	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.7
Youth & Elderly Care Nonprofit	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.9
Special Cause Nonprofit	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.9
Oil and Gas	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.8
Professional Services	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.9
Retail	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.9
Transportation	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.9
Utility	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	5.3
Total	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	Subscribe	6.2

Source: Apps Run The World, July 2025

Exhibit 4 shows our projections for the enterprise applications market by vertical segment, based on the buying preferences and the customer propensity to invest in new software within those industries as they continue to upgrade and replace many legacy industry-specific applications that have been identified and tracked in our Buyer Insight Database.

Worldwide Enterprise Applications Market Forecast 2024-2029, By Vertical Market, $M

Worldwide Enterprise Applications Market Forecast 2024-2029, By Functional Market, $M

More Enterprise Applications Research Findings

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Research Methodology

Each year our global team of researchers conduct an annual survey of thousands of enterprise software vendors by contacting them directly on their latest quarterly and annual revenues by country, functional area, and vertical market.

We supplement their written responses with our own primary research to determine quarterly and yearly growth rates, In addition to customer wins to ascertain whether these are net new purchases or expansions of existing implementations.

Another dimension of our proactive research process is through continuous improvement of our customer database, which stores more than one million records on the enterprise software landscape of over 2 million organizations around the world.

The database provides customer insight and contextual information on what types of enterprise software systems and other relevant technologies are they running and their propensity to invest further with their current or new suppliers as part of their overall IT transformation projects to stay competitive, fend off threats from disruptive forces, or comply with internal mandates to improve overall enterprise efficiency.

The result is a combination of supply-side data and demand-generation customer insight that allows our clients to better position themselves in anticipation of the next wave that will reshape the enterprise software marketplace for years to come.

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Logo	Company	Industry	Employees	Revenue	Country	Evaluated