Inventory Risk Triage

Checks every stocked part against what the jobs and customer orders have committed, what is on the shelf, and what is still on order.

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Problem: Inventory gets managed reactively. What is short, what is late, and what still needs to be bought sits across parts, jobs, and open orders, so a discrepancy is found when somebody trips over it.
Impact: The production buyer carries it. Recognizing the discrepancy is the work; placing the order is the easy part that comes after.
Solution: A daily read on what needs to be bought. Checks every stocked part against what the jobs have committed, what is on the shelf, and what is on order. Flags what comes up short, what lands too late, and what runs out inside its own lead time, with the job each one holds up.

01 · What it looks like

The real screen, from a real run.

Nothing here is a mockup. These are captures of the working app against a live ERP, and the numbers in each caption are the numbers in the picture above it.

The Inventory Risk Triage output: 13 of 46 stocked parts flagged, 3 short now, 4 jobs at risk, 28 with no minimum set. — 13 of 46 stocked parts flagged: 3 short right now, 4 jobs and a customer order sitting behind them, and 28 parts with no reorder point recorded at all. Each row names the job it holds up and what to do about it, so the list arrives already triaged.

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