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Solution · Production Planning

See the parts that will be short before the run starts.

A schedule is only as good as the parts behind it. WERISCO reads stock, usage and open purchase orders and shows which parts will run out before their next order arrives, ranked by days of cover. Your planners decide what to resequence.

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Planning · Production Planning: planning decisions with supplier lead times and BOM dependencies

Sound familiar?

  • “Orders released then stopped for missing parts”
  • “Constant resequencing on the shop floor”
  • “Bottleneck work centers overloaded weeks ahead”
  • “Planning in Excel beside the MRP”

What WERISCO does

  1. 01

    Read

    Stock, usage and open purchase orders, from your ERP connector or the exports you already run.

  2. 02

    Compare

    For each part, days of cover against the date the next order really arrives.

  3. 03

    Rank

    Parts that will run out first come first, with the evidence for each one.

  4. 04

    Decide

    Your planners choose what to chase, expedite or resequence. WERISCO does not read production orders or capacity today.

KPIs · Parts below reorder point · Days of cover · Late POs on short parts · Material availability

In the product

Where you'll work on it.

  1. PlanningDemand, inventory, production and capacity, planned against real lead times.
  2. Risk & ExceptionsRisks explained and queued, with the value exposed and the method behind every figure.

Further reading

Go deeper on this problem.

  1. Which late purchase orders actually matter?A past-due list sorted by days late tells you who to blame. Sorted by days of cover, it tells you who to call.
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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.

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