For the Manufacturing Director
Know which parts will be short before the kit is incomplete.
The parts that will be short, before the line finds out.
What keeps you awake
The shop floor finds out about shortages when the kit is incomplete. By then, the line is set up, the operators are there and the order can't run.
- What data you need
- Stock by item and site · Usage over the last 4 to 12 weeks · Open purchase orders with promised dates · Supplier lead times
- What WERISCO detects
- Parts that will run out before their order arrives · Late orders that stock still covers · Reorder points set for outdated lead times
- What you can decide
- Sequence changes · Order release timing · Shift and overtime planning
Your Monday with WERISCO
The parts that will be short before their next order arrives, ranked by days of cover, so you can adjust the schedule before the line is set up.
What it's worth
- Missing kits
Short parts seen days ahead
- Expedites
Only on the parts that will run out
- Planning
Lead times that match what suppliers quote
KPIs · Parts below reorder point · Days of cover · Late POs on short parts · Lead-time drift
Supply chain audit
See where your supply chain is exposed.
A 20-minute call and two file exports: stock by item and open orders. You see the inventory and order value exposed. No integration, no savings estimate, and an NDA if you need one.