The vendor’s already late. You find out when the line needs the part.
The missed delivery date, the unconfirmed PO, the vendor late four times this quarter — it’s all in Business Central days before it hits the floor. Nobody’s watching for it early enough to act.
The U.S. food retail industry alone loses an estimated $15–$20 billion a year to items that are out of stock or otherwise unsaleable (McKinsey & Company), and a meaningful share of that traces back to a supplier that missed its date. Every one of those dates is already logged in BC.
Two supplier signals. Surfaced before the damage is done.
Supplier performance data your purchasing team currently assembles manually, or discovers too late. OpsGrid pulls it from BC continuously.
- Supplier on-time delivery — worst performers ranked by revenue at risk Not an average. Each vendor’s OTD trend with the specific open orders exposed
- Overdue deliveries — past promised date, no status update Every line past its promised date, ranked by production dependency and days overdue
OpsGrid Beta · Dynamics 365 Business Central · sample data
Supplier risk surfaces in Teams. Approved actions execute in BC.
BC already logs the missed date. Nobody owns acting on it.
OpsGrid routes supplier signals to a named owner in Teams, captures their approval, and executes the follow-up in Business Central — with a full audit trail.
From one active OpsGrid beta deployment · Dynamics 365 Business Central · mid-market manufacturer · baseline at project start, outcomes at 30 and 90 days.