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Supplier performance

Logistified tracks how reliably each supplier delivers, then groups them into performance bucketsSupplier performance bucketA grouping based on the supplier's on-time-delivery rate: "Excellent" (95%+), "Good" (90–94%), "Needs improvement" (less than 90%), or "No data" (no completed POs yet). Read more → so you can spot patterns at a glance. Today the metric is one number: on-time delivery rate.

  • What performance means
  • How it’s calculated
  • Performance buckets
  • How the forecast uses it
  • Manual override
  • See also

The percentage of past POs from a supplier that arrived by the expected delivery date. Higher is better. Lower means you need more safety stock to compensate.

For each closed PO from a supplier, Logistified compares the actual received date to the expected delivery date. The on-time rate is the fraction of POs that arrived on or before expected.

Computed continuously: every closed PO contributes one data point.

The supplier list displays the rate as a bucket:

BucketThreshold
Excellent95% or higher
Good90–94.99%
Needs improvementLess than 90%
No dataNot enough completed POs to score

The reorder math can optionally factor in supplier reliabilitySupplier reliabilityA percentage you set manually on a supplier representing how reliably they deliver on time. Default off. Used by the forecast's reorder math only when the supplier-reliability setting is enabled on the view. Read more → when computing safety stock; a less-reliable supplier means a thicker cushion. Toggle in the forecast settings panel.

When the toggle is off, safety stock is based purely on demand variability.

You can manually set a supplier’s on-time delivery rate (rare, usually you let Logistified compute it). Useful for new suppliers where the computed value isn’t yet meaningful, or when you have data from before Logistified started watching.