AirSupply

All AirSupply processes at a glance

• Purchase-to-pay process including electronic invoicing
• Optimizing incoming goods processes: Advanced Shipping Notification (ASN)
• Lower stock levels: Vendor managed inventory (VMI)
• Collaborative assessment of delivery reliability: On Time Delivery (OTD)
• Structured approval process: Concession process
• Complaints handling: Complaints Management

The basis for standardized SCM processes in the aerospace industry

Companies from the aerospace industry rely more than ever on a perfectly functioning supply chain. After all, the production processes involved are highly complex. An end product such as a long-haul aircraft comprises around 4 million individual parts – 70 percent to 80 percent of which are provided by external suppliers. The material requirements and ordering processes are equally complex, too, and need to be closely coordinated with suppliers. SupplyOn’s AirSupply solution provides optimal support for collaborative SCM processes between customers and suppliers. The solution reproduces the established processes used by the aerospace industry on a shared web platform.

How does AirSupply work?

AirSupply supports foresighted capacity planning, interactive fine tuning of delivery quantities and delivery dates, order and delivery status tracking and the Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) consumption-controlled logistics concept. The shared AirSupply sector platform optimizes not only the working relationship between the manufacturer and suppliers but also communication with suppliers in the downstream supply chain. The resulting end-to-end data flow over several levels of the supply chain creates more stable supply chains by permitting early identification of and reaction to impending shortages. This film shows you exactly how AirSupply works.