Purchasing
Live144 to decideToday: NETSTOCK, hand-keyed into BC
Replaces: the NETSTOCK download, re-keyed into Business Central by hand
This morningWorst cover first
0 of 144 decided, 144 to go. 66 of those run out before their supplier could deliver, so they are at the top. £156,207 of buying is proposed and 54 lines can be covered by moving stock the group already owns.
- 8383 lines have been waiting a week or moreThe oldest has sat here 15 days. Nothing on a queue announces itself, so the platform counts the days and puts them in front of you.Show these
- 1515 lines have no lead time on their supplier recordFourteen days is assumed on those lines and the confidence is marked down to say so. The assumption is on the line, never hidden inside the figure.Show these
- 2222 lines sit under their supplier minimum on their ownEach one is combined onto that supplier's draft order rather than shipped alone, so the minimum is met and carriage is not paid twice.Showing these
- 2222 lines carry a one-off monthA mobilisation or a contract pause is excluded from the forecast rather than left to inflate the next order. The exclusion is stated on the line so a buyer can disagree with it.Show these
The platform counts these so a person does not have to. Take up here is 0 per cent this session against the 1.5 per cent NETSTOCK managed over six months, because deciding one no longer means a download and a re-key.
Nothing to show hereThe filters above are hiding everything
Nothing has been decided yet144 recommendations exist and 144 of them are still waiting on a buyer. Clear the filters to see them.Show the whole queue
Products, suppliers, prices and case multiples are MSC's real range. Demand history, lead times and supplier terms are derived for the demo, deterministically, so the figures never move between screens. An asterisk on a lead time means the supplier record carries none and fourteen days was assumed, the same gap the audit found on about 19,900 SKUs. Signed in as Duncan Cusack.