Industry focus

Supply network visibility

We show planners what suppliers can really deliver before they commit to customers.

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Planners often commit to customers on supplier dates nobody has checked. We connect supplier portals and second-tier data where it is available, run available-to-promise checks against real constraints and give planners scenarios to test before they commit.

Supply networks in the region often run through free zones, Jebel Ali and Saudi ports, and local content targets such as In-Country Value in the UAE and local content rules in Saudi Arabia shape supplier choice.

What we deliver

  • Supplier portal

    Forecasts, purchase orders and confirmations shared with suppliers in one place.

  • Tier visibility

    Critical materials traced beyond direct suppliers where the data can be obtained.

  • Constraint-based planning

    Available-to-promise checks and scenarios that respect capacity, materials and lead times.

What to have in place first

Production schedules decide when systems can change, so plant leadership should agree these points first.

  • Critical materials and their suppliers are listed.
  • Suppliers have agreed to share forecasts and confirmations.
  • Planning rules for capacity and lead times are documented.

Talk to us about supply network visibility

Share where you are today and the dates that matter. We will propose a first phase with clear scope, owners and costs.

Request a phased plan