Manufacturing

What happened to every order, and what is about to slip.

The questions

  • How much has this order moved since the customer placed it?
  • Are we on time against what the customer asked for, not the last date we promised?
  • Which orders are about to miss?
  • Which customers and products change the most?

What you get

With Roundhouse: every SAP order table in real time, with an order lookup that lights up every row for one order in seconds.

With the Business Ledger too: every quantity, date and price change on every order, kept in order, plus a three-day look ahead at what is at risk.

Every change to a sales order, kept in order A timeline of one sales order: created, quantity changed, delivery date moved, price changed, partly shipped, date moved again, invoiced. A bracket shows that on-time and in-full is measured against what the customer first asked for. Order created customer's request Quantity changed Delivery date moved Price changed Partly shipped Date moved again Invoiced On time and in full, measured against what the customer first asked for

Proof

Read the Kingspan case study

National Office Furniture a unit of Kimball International

“If you have ever dreamed of dropping BW, there are 2 pieces of secret sauce that make it possible: Simplement—that really does get the data out of SAP, and the Microsoft In-Memory Database—that provides great performance. We turned off BW and haven’t looked back.”

Steve SnyderDirector of IT, National Office Furniture a unit of Kimball International

Start with the data. Add the answers when you want them.

What happened to every order, and what is about to slip.

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