Purchasing
Live144 to decide0 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.Show 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
MSC West — Feltham holds 34 free, which is 5 days of cover against a forecast of 7.3 a day. Selden Research needs 21 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 206 units. Neither depot has spare cover, so buy 180 from Selden Research.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham runs out on 01/09/2026, which is 5 days. Selden Research needs 21 days to deliver. That is about £925 of sales at risk on this line alone.
MSC West — Feltham holds 0 free, which is under a day of cover against a forecast of 7.5 a day. Mirius needs 16 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 172 units. Neither depot has spare cover, so buy 180 from Mirius.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham is already out, so every order for this line goes short until something arrives. That is about 119 units of demand across the lead time. That is about £896 of sales at risk on this line alone.
MSC West — Feltham holds 0 free, which is under a day of cover against a forecast of 8.9 a day. Bio Hygiene needs 3 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 90 units. MSC East — Brentwood can release 47, so move 47 first and buy the remaining 50 from Bio Hygiene.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham is already out, so every order for this line goes short until something arrives. That is about 27 units of demand across the lead time. That is about £826 of sales at risk on this line alone.
Transfer first: MSC East — Brentwood can release 47 without dropping below its own cover. Moving 47 arrives next day on the trunk run for £73.16 of handling, holds back £854 of spend and avoids 27.1 kg CO2e.
MSC West — Feltham holds 2 free, which is 1 days of cover against a forecast of 1.8 a day. JPK TRADE SUPPLIES needs 19 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 48 units. MSC East — Brentwood can release 73 without going short, so move 46 on tomorrow's trunk run and buy nothing.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham runs out on 28/08/2026, which is 1 days. JPK TRADE SUPPLIES needs 19 days to deliver. That is about £758 of sales at risk on this line alone.
Transfer first: MSC East — Brentwood can release 73 without dropping below its own cover. Moving 46 arrives next day on the trunk run for £50.86 of handling, holds back £584 of spend and avoids 17.7 kg CO2e.
MSC West — Feltham holds 0 free, which is under a day of cover against a forecast of 0.3 a day. Numatic needs 8 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 5 units. Neither depot has spare cover, so buy 5 from Numatic.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham is already out, so every order for this line goes short until something arrives. That is about 2 units of demand across the lead time. That is about £752 of sales at risk on this line alone.
MSC East — Brentwood holds 0 free with 1 already inbound, which is 2 days of cover against a forecast of 0.4 a day. Numatic needs 8 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 7 units. Neither depot has spare cover, so buy 6 from Numatic.
Do nothing and MSC East — Brentwood is already out, so every order for this line goes short until something arrives. That is about 3 units of demand across the lead time. That is about £723 of sales at risk on this line alone.
MSC East — Brentwood holds 0 free with 1 already inbound, which is 7 days of cover against a forecast of 0.1 a day. Numatic needs 8 days and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 3 units. Neither depot has spare cover, so buy 2 from Numatic.
Do nothing and MSC East — Brentwood is already out, so every order for this line goes short until something arrives. That is about 1 units of demand across the lead time. That is about £691 of sales at risk on this line alone.
MSC West — Feltham holds 14 free, which is 6 days of cover against a forecast of 2.4 a day. Evans Vanodine needs 14 days on the assumed lead time, none is on record and class A carries 7 days of safety stock, so the target position is 52 units. MSC East — Brentwood can release 15, so move 15 first and buy the remaining 30 from Evans Vanodine.
Do nothing and MSC West — Feltham runs out on 02/09/2026, which is 6 days. Evans Vanodine needs 14 days to deliver. That is about £645 of sales at risk on this line alone.
Transfer first: MSC East — Brentwood can release 15 without dropping below its own cover. Moving 15 arrives next day on the trunk run for £30.26 of handling, holds back £155 of spend and avoids 9 kg CO2e.
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.