Each order at risk, the reason, and the fix.
An example for a distributor: the layer reads purchase orders, receiving dates, stock by warehouse and promised ship dates, and every hour lists the orders likely to miss.
- What it findsThe inbound PO, warehouse or carrier behind each slipping order.
- What it predictsThe chance each order misses its date, updated as the day changes.
- What you doShip from another warehouse, split the order, or chase the supplier today.
| Order | Ships | Risk | Why it’s at risk | Do this |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51220 | Thu | 78% | Inbound PO from Supplier K running 4 days late | Ship from the Dallas warehouse (in stock) |
| 51236 | Thu | 66% | Pick backlog at Columbus over capacity | Split: 60% today, rest Friday |
| 51241 | Fri | 52% | SKU 88-104 will stock out Wednesday | Raise the open PO by 400 units |
| 51258 | Mon | 38% | Carrier pickup slots full on Friday | Book the second carrier today |
on 19 of 23 at-risk orders, because the warning came while rerouting was still cheap.
