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Compare promised and actual supplier deliveries

Compare promised and actual receipts for ontime and infull delivery, showing quantities, grace periods, open orders and changed promise caveats.

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Inventory planner · Operations manager

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Compare [promised delivery dates] with [actual receipts] to calculate ontime and infull performance by supplier, SKU group and location. Apply [grace period] explicitly and distinguish partial deliveries, rejected quantities and open orders. Show denominators, lag distributions and representative exceptions. Produce a supplier reliability review for planning discussions; do not infer causes or penalize suppliers without reviewing changed promises and receiving records.

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Method and review

Keep the assumptions visible.

Align SKUs, locations, units and dated demand. Show lead-time and service-level assumptions, and flag missing or stale inventory rather than inventing stock availability.

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Repeatedly revised promise dates can inflate ontime performance if the original commitment is lost.

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