Dashboards that help distributors stop dropping the ball.
The draft asks
Would you like the ready items to ship first?
SourceOrder system · Inventory. Refreshed 5 minutes ago.
The ruleThe order desk flags a ship promise when required stock will arrive too late.
ResponsibleOrder desk
Tom. Order 4471 lacks item 220 for tomorrow's planned shipment.
Would you like the ready items to ship first?
Sample data. A person reads each draft and decides what to do.
This week
Sample data · last 7 daysFlagged by the board · cleared by a person
- Wed7 flagged5 cleared
- Thu8 flagged6 cleared
- Fri6 flagged4 cleared
- Sat2 flagged1 cleared
- Sun0 flagged0 cleared
- Mon9 flagged6 cleared
- Tue8 flagged4 cleared
The repeat problem
Two orders depend on the same late case pack. The buyer can see both customers before changing the ship date.
What it would have caught
A fictional example. Nothing here sends.
Day 1The flag
The board would flag the late case pack against both orders.
Day 2The follow up
The buyer would read the draft then send the supplier request.
Day 4What happens next
The supplier would deliver. The warehouse lead would fill the waiting orders.
Questions it answers
- Which ship dates are at risk?
- 4471 for Ternwell and 4480 for Ashfen.
- Which stock counts need a check?
- Item 118 has a count gap. Item 305 has an unchecked receipt.
- Which backorders depend on item 220?
- Ternwell 4471 and Ashfen 4480. Purchasing owns the supplier date.
What it reads
- Order system
- Inventory
- Billing
- Supplier email
One screen
One screen checks the tools you already use and drafts the follow up. A person approves.
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