Order management
ILC between who produces, who ships and who receives.
- Interface between supplier, client and carrier on dates
- Load tracking to final destination through the Portal
- Production and shipment follow up
Solutions
Inbound and outbound
From the supplier to your line, and from your line to the end customer.
Inbound, material arrives when production needs it. Outbound, with traceability and cost under control, from supplier to your line and from the line onwards.
Customer distribution
The last mile with the rigour of the rest of the chain.
- Routing for deliveries to end customers
- Load tracking to final destination through the Portal
- Shipment follow up with carriers, in the 4PL model
JIT, JIS and Kanban
Material in the exact sequence the line will consume it.
- JIT: pull flow, with delivery matched to client consumption
- JIS: delivery in the production line entry sequence
- Kanban: visual stock with minimum and maximum and automatic replenishment
Packaging management
The asset that disappears along the way and nobody accounts for.
- Packaging tracking between plant, transport, DC and supplier
- Reverse logistics
- Stock and movement sizing
Supplier management
Conversations with data on the table, not perception.
- Delivery performance review
- Quality performance indicator
- Documentation accuracy, physical against fiscal
Transport management
The whole network optimised together, not each freight in isolation.
- Milk run, consolidation and cross docking
- Routing and load optimisation
- Full and partial truckload, with door to door tracking
The other solution family complements this one, under the same management.
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