DISTRIBUTION
The problem
A distributor with five branches usually has the item somewhere and cannot see it. Each branch protects its own stock, and the customer is told the line is unavailable while it sits ninety kilometres away.
Obsolescence follows the same logic: without an ageing review that names an owner, slow stock is carried at full value until someone writes it off in a bad quarter.
Core workflow
Receipt to available everywhere.
01
Receipt
Goods received at landed cost, located.
02
Network view
Stock visible across every warehouse and branch.
03
Cover
Days of cover by SKU and location.
04
Rebalancing
Transfers proposed where demand sits.
05
Ageing
Slow and obsolete stock flagged monthly.
06
Action
Clearance, return to supplier or write-down.
What it covers
Network
Multi-warehouse and branch stockConsolidated availability viewInter-branch transfersTransit and in-transit stockLocation and bin control
Levels
Days of cover targetsSafety stock by velocityReorder point automationSeasonal profileExcess and shortage alerts
Health
Ageing and slow-moving reviewObsolescence provisioningCycle countingSerial and batch where neededStock valuation
Connects with
Operational outcomes
46 days
Days of inventory
−31%
Slow-moving stock value
One view
Availability across branches
+12 pts
Fill rate from network stock
Ranges observed on Al Jawad engagements. Targets agreed in assessment.