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Manufacturing and logistics

Keep order references, shipment files and changing supplier promises connected. Let planners see the latest reviewed date and the update behind it.

Supplier update

Delivery has moved from 14 October to 18 October.

Order
PO-1042
Supplier
Cedar Works

Current order fields

Order
PO-1042
Delivery date
18 October
Previous date
14 October

The order profile combines the updates using its identity and field setup.

Check a current order date against the captured supplier update.

Changes to delivery dates

  1. Join the order lines to the supplier’s update

    Bring shipment schedules from an SFTP directory together with the supplier’s emails. Extract order references, line identifiers, quantities, units and promised dates into a table your planners can use.

    Use supplier coordination to compare the new promise with the earlier date and assign any question that needs confirming.

  2. Follow up on a changed promise

    Keep the earlier date and revised update available when a planner needs to understand a change. Assign someone to confirm the new promise and record the supplier’s answer.

    Notify the team about a changed delivery date and keep the supporting update available. Planning and supplier teams use that information to investigate the delay and decide the response.

Updates for planning, customers and ERP

Choose the fields each team or system receives

Give procurement cost and terms, planning the order lines and dates, and customers the selected delivery update. Create a separate shared view for each audience.

For ERP or downstream consumers, use sharing and delivery and agree the order identifiers, units and fields the receiver expects. The receiver remains responsible for transactions and system updates.

See which order lines a revised promise affects

Compare the shipment schedule and supplier email, then share the latest checked dates with planning.