Inbound Supply
Order Management
Create and manage orders, automate the order process, plan and execute across all layers of the supply chain.
Order Management delivers an automated order process that can be viewed and collaborated between sales representatives, customers, suppliers, and distribution. The key is the automation takes into account the multi-echelon nature of a supply chain and plans and executes across all layers of the supply chain. Additionally, One Network's unique business process technology allows the solution to adopt to the uniqueness of company's order processing versus requiring a company to adopt a "cookie-cutter" approach to ordering.
The result is:
- Lower inventory levels and costs because order decisions are based on priority and criticality of items at the consumer level.
- Competitive differentation because business process can be personalized for the company versus standard across competitors
- Increased revenues because out-of-stocks are reduced and product is delivered to the right place at the right time.
- Accurate delivery dates because orders are placed based on actual supply chain capacity
Customer Order Management
The Customer Order Management solution helps create and manage orders created by the forward-most location. It also extends visibility and control beyond the four walls of the organization and across the entire supply chain. Additionally, it can:
- Create fully constrained orders taking supply into consideration
- Consolidate and aggregate order forecasts into orders by optimizing the transportation cost
- Consider weight, volume and quantity constraints
- Consider compatibility rules
Deployment Order Management
The Deployment Order Management solution helps create and manage deployment orders. It takes allocation priorities into consideration to optimize the orders. Additionally, it can:
- Create fully constrained orders taking supply into consideration
- Consolidate and aggregate order forecasts into orders by optimizing the transportation cost
- Consider weight, volume and quantity constraints
- Consider compatibility rules
Work Order Managment
Work Order Management is the registration and tracking of the lifecycle as an order goes through various stages of transformation due to the production processes. This can be across internal or contract manufacturers. It can be a combination production such as assembly whereby various parts and components come together at the right stage to form one or more end or intermediate product or it can be a reverse where one part is split up into many. In real life, however, it ends up being a combination of such flows with inventory and capacity (machine, labor, etc.) being the bottlenecks which influences the actual throughput through such factories.
Purchase Order Management
A purchase order needs to be created when the buyer purchases a product from the vendor. The Purchase Order Management solution helps create and manage purchase orders. It takes sourcing priorities and procurement contracts into consideration to achieve the lowest possible total landing cost. Additionally, it can:
- Consolidate and aggregate order forecasts into orders by optimizing the transportation cost
- Consider weight, volume and quantity constraints
- Consider compatibility rules
- Create fully constrained orders taking supply into consideration
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