The lead time your vendor promised, and the one they deliver.
Supplier Lead Times tracks every purchase order from placement to receipt. It measures each vendor's real lead time and its spread, then uses those numbers in every reorder plan.
Actual, not quoted
A vendor who promises 4 days and delivers in 7 is planned at 7, with buffer for the variation.
On-time score
Share of orders delivered within the promised window, tracked month by month.
- Vendor A · Steelware94%98%
- Vendor B · Glassline71%95%
- Vendor C · Polyhome52%88%
- Vendor D · Herbcare89%97%
Fill rate
Short shipments are measured too, so a vendor who sends 80% of the order is planned accordingly.
Vendor comparison
When two vendors supply the same item, see which one keeps your shelves fuller for the money.
What goes in, what comes out
Data you already have. Answers your team can act on.
Reads
- Purchase orders with placement dates
- Goods receipt dates and quantities
- Promised lead times from vendor terms
- Vendor to item mapping
Produces
- Average and P90 lead time per vendor
- On-time and in-full scores
- Lead time trend by month
- Automatic lead time updates in reorder plans
In practice
How a planner uses Supplier Lead Times.
- 01
Orders are matched
POs and goods receipts are paired automatically by number, vendor and item.
- 02
Reality is measured
Real lead time, spread and fill rate are calculated per vendor and per item.
- 03
Plans adjust
Order-by dates and safety stock update to match how each vendor actually performs.
Dawn over the observatory
Forecast your first 100 items free.
Observation request · no. 001
- Items in view
- 100 SKUs
- Locations
- 1 store or warehouse
- Horizon
- 8 weeks ahead
- Card required
- None