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Suppliers

Which suppliers can you actually count on?

Suppliers scores every vendor on what they delivered, not what they promised: on time, in full, how late, and whether their lead times are quietly getting longer.

fullkit · suppliers12 months
OTIF
82%2,331 lines due
Late by
27don average
Lead time
+37ddrift at one supplier
On time in full, by month
5075100target 95NDJFMAMJJASO
Grades
Upland ElectricalA
Hatherleigh SuppliesB
Coldharbour ToolsC
Greystone PipeD
What it shows

Answers, then actions.

Monthly, and before every supplier review or contract renewal.

On time in full

Lines due in the last 12 months that arrived complete within a tolerance you set, against the date first promised.

Real lead times

Order to receipt, against what was promised at order. The gap is your planning error.

Lead-time drift

The last six months against the six before. A supplier sliding from 30 to 60 days shows up here before it shows up in a schedule.

Grades from A to D

Graded on on-time-in-full once a supplier has at least five lines due, so one late order doesn't define anyone.

Month-by-month trend

For the whole supply base and for each supplier, with every missed line one click away.

Evidence for the conversation

The missed lines, dates and quantities, ready for a supplier review or a renewal negotiation.

What you load, what you get

Your reports in. A worklist out.

Excel or CSV straight from your system. Fullkit matches the columns and shows you sample values before it runs.

You load

  • Purchase order lines with order and promised dates
  • Goods receipts, or receipt dates on the PO lines
  • First promised date (optional)

SAP: ME2M plus MB51 goods receipts (101)
Odoo: Purchase order lines plus Receipts
Oracle: PO lines plus receiving transactions
Any Excel PO history with receipt dates

You get

  • A scorecard for every supplier
  • OTIF, on time, in full, average days late
  • Actual vs promised lead time and drift
  • Missed lines per supplier
  • Excel export
Start here

Send us your column headers.

Not your data. Just the column names from your exports. We'll come back with the mapping and a short written proposal, all by email.