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Supplier risk measured in production days, not scorecards.

Annual supplier reviews miss what happens week to week. WERISCO reads delivery behavior from every export and weighs it against the production and revenue that depend on each supplier.

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Operations · Suppliers: on-time scores, standard versus current lead time and delays

Sound familiar?

  • “Lead times quoted in the ERP haven't been updated in years”
  • “OTIF tracked in a spreadsheet, monthly”
  • “One supplier holds three product families hostage”
  • “Problems discovered when the truck doesn't arrive”

What WERISCO does

  1. 01

    Measure

    OTIF, lead-time drift and quantity accuracy from your own receipts.

  2. 02

    Map dependency

    Which materials, products and customers each supplier touches.

  3. 03

    Score

    Risk = likelihood × exposure, in dollars.

  4. 04

    Mitigate

    Targeted buffers, second sources and evidence-based renegotiation.

KPIs · OTIF · Lead-time variance · Revenue dependent per supplier · Open PO value at risk

In the product

Where you'll work on it.

  1. OperationsInventory, suppliers, purchase orders and production: the operational record.
  2. Risk & ExceptionsRisks explained and queued, with the value exposed and the method behind every figure.
  3. Supply Chain MapSuppliers, factories, warehouses, customers and ports, and the shipments between them.

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.
  2. Your ERP lead times are probably wrong.Lead times are set once and rarely updated. Here's how to measure the real ones from your own receipts.
A container terminal at night

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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