Release a multi-supplier order
Compare an approved substitute, staged delivery or a different supplier. Keep price, customer acceptance and the effect on other orders in the same decision.
SupraOS compares substitutions, suppliers, repair and delivery options across competing customer commitments. It selects the plan, coordinates the capacity and required technical decisions, and follows the work through to accepted delivery or working equipment.
Eighteen units due in nine days
Original component arrives in sixteen days
Reserved stock and five assembly days
Operations, Fulfilment, Maintenance or Service, with the required technical authority.
Accepted delivery or usable equipment, with other commitments accounted for.
Explore the plan yourself, or play the walkthrough. Change the capacity, commitments or result record to test what happens.
Interactive demo · fictional data · no live connections.
A late component blocks an eighteen-unit order. Taking stock from another order would break an accepted delivery commitment.
Compare an approved substitute, staged delivery or a different supplier. Keep price, customer acceptance and the effect on other orders in the same decision.
Compare repair, exchange, rental and replacement. Secure qualified technical approval and the parts or service slot before committing to a date.
Retain the accepted substitute, tested service method and actual cost. Check that they still apply before reusing the route for the next order or asset.
Start with recurring blocked orders or equipment cases. Bring supplier availability, inventory, service capacity and the people authorised to accept an alternative. Include every customer commitment that uses the same resources.
Begin with the relevant records and agreed permissions. Expand from an outcome whose work, cost and result can be inspected.
Discuss an operating outcomeThe plan keeps its source evidence, accepted commitments and exact approval. The result is checked in the relevant system and with its owner.
Customer recordsAccess and controlOne SupraOS: identify the opportunity, choose across competing commitments, create what is missing, direct the work and verify the result. The evidence and capabilities carry into the next decision.
No. It uses the operating evidence and decisions around an unresolved outcome. The existing systems continue to hold orders, inventory and maintenance records.
No. Technical suitability and release remain with authorised specialists. A proposed substitute is only a candidate until the required people accept it.
SupraOS compares staged delivery, revised dates and alternative supply, including the effect on other commitments. A new plan proceeds when its capacity and approvals are secured.
Tell us the commercial priority or where progress has stalled. We’ll identify the first opportunity, the work it needs and how success will be verified.