Material requirements
A requirements tab per order that explodes the structure to exact and gross quantities. Gross carries the wastage; exact is what ends up in the product.
In the APITurn product structures and orders into material requirements. Follow supply, supplier deliveries, and milestones with owners and dates attached.
Click to enlarge A requirements tab per order that explodes the structure to exact and gross quantities. Gross carries the wastage; exact is what ends up in the product.
In the APIRun the same explosion against a bare item with a quantity you type. Useful long before an order exists, when you are still quoting.
In the APIMilestone plans anchored to a date that matters — ship date, launch — with the rest counted back from it. Move the anchor and the plan moves with it.
In the APIMilestones depend on other milestones, and a status engine keeps every one current: unscheduled, upcoming, due soon, overdue, or done.
Review milestones across the project in one board. Find overdue work and upcoming deadlines across products.
Record fixed delivery commitments, split receipts, shortages and over-deliveries with supporting documents and inspection links. Corrections preserve history, and supplier scorecards derive on-time-in-full and quantity fulfillment from the recorded evidence.
In the APITurn a receipt or return-to-supplier NCR into a traceable return. Reserve received quantities, record supplier authorization, split return shipments and replacement receipts, and find overdue replacements without rewriting original delivery performance.
In the APIReview sourcing response rates, response timing and award history alongside directly attributed quality checks and CAPA cases. Trace every metric to evidence, filter date cohorts and export each section, with explicit missing-data states instead of an opaque supplier rating.
In the APIA rich single-page record per trading partner: identifiers, classification, revenue, locations and contacts, in tidy field groups, ready on day one and reshapeable to fit your business.
Start with your product model, connect the records, and bring your team into the same workflow.