Where an item is produced or stored shouldn't keep a business from meeting customer needs. NetSuite eases the process of moving goods or materials through an extended supply chain.
Where an item is produced or stored shouldn't keep a business from meeting customer needs. NetSuite eases the process of moving goods or materials through an extended supply chain.
NetSuite supply chain management solutions enable companies to oversee the flow of goods from suppliers through manufacturing and into customers' hands. Keep production running smoothly by ensuring all materials are available and in the correct locations, and accurately schedule machinery and labor resources. NetSuite procurement capabilities communicate with suppliers and ensure accuracy throughout the purchasing process. Then, integrated demand planning, inventory management and predictive analytics optimize production strategies, and work orders and routing ensure supply plans are executed and products are delivered as promised.
NetSuite supply chain management records and updates production data, financial reports, inventory and outstanding orders in real-time. That ensures procurement, planning and production systems are operating on the same data.
Understand your demand, appropriately allocate resources and schedule and oversee production to ensure products are available to sell as promised.
NetSuite supply chain planning helps businesses balance supply and demand with the right combination of cost controls, lead times and service levels. Using inventory management and demand planning techniques, combined with a robust scheduling engine and predictive analytics, NetSuite supply chain planning enables businesses to make informed decisions that ensure product availability while keeping excess inventory to a minimum.
The Supply Chain Control Tower tool simulates inventory supply and demand across your supply chain, helping logistics teams analyze capacity and plan inventory purchases and production. Forecast accurately using simulations for both inventory and assembly/bill of materials items, including those with lot and serial numbers. Simulations show a running balance of inventory, based on sales orders and future stock levels, as well as how changes to the BOM or production process will impact the business. Using predictive risk tools, planners can gain a better understanding of how actions may impact future business processes.