Inventory Accuracy
A common calculation is:
Stratify SKU’s: (annual usage X standard cost)
- A items= items representing the top 80% of total dollars
- B items= items representing the next 15% of dollars
- C items= items representing the bottom 5% of dollars
Cycle count items (usually daily) using a random sample, within the following groupings:
- A items = 4 times per year
- B items = 2 times per year
- C items = 1 time per year
Items considered accurate if the actual on-hand quantity matches the perpetual inventory quantity, within the following tolerances:
- A items = plus or minus 1% quantity variance from perpetual balance
- B items = plus or minus 3% quantity variance from perpetual balance
- C items = plus or minus 5% quantity variance from perpetual balance
Target should be absolute minimum of 95% for MRP/DRP to function effectively; 99% for best-in-class.
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT METRICS
- Backorder: Supply Chain Management
- Supply Chain Balanced Scorecard
- Bench Marking – Supply Chain Management
- Cycle Time – Supply Chain Management
- Supply Chain Definition and validation
- Supply Chain Fill Rate
- Supply Chain DPMO
- Supply Chain Management Finance Inventory
- Inventory ABC Classification
- Inventory Accuracy
- Inventory Turns
- Ontime shipping performance
- Perfect Order Measure
- Performance to promise
- Setting Goals for your Supply Chain Metrics
- Tranportation Metrics
- Supply chain Management Acronyms
- The Supply Chain Management
