Improve supply reliability
with the
Supplier Disruption Report
Suppliers may fail to replenish orders, causing stock-outs. But how can we identify which suppliers are underperforming? Traditionally, companies have focused on On-Time Delivery (OTD). However, in today's uncertain conditions, it is crucial to have suppliers who are responsive to your needs and can adapt quickly.
The supplier disruption report can help you to identify which suppliers were not responsive enough and caused you to have a hard time maintaining your service levels.
Supplier Disruption Report
This report shows the number of days where stock levels have been critically low or in stock-out, grouped by supplier.
For example, suppose a supplier that ships you two products, "A" and "B". You are analyzing the supplier disruptions during the last year.
Product "A" has been out of stock during 10 days, and "B" stock has been running critically low for 10 days and has run out of stock for 15 days.
The report would show 25 days in dark red (out of stock) and 10 days in red (stock critically low) for that supplier.
In the image below you can see, in the horizontal axis, each one of our suppliers, and on the vertical axis the total number days with critically low stock (dark red) or in stock out (red). Clicking on each of the bars will take you to the product inventories corresponding to the supplier.
Watch the report in action
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