The Rippling Benefits of Origin Consolidation

We’ve all heard the axiom about getting started on the right foot. When applied to your supply chain, purchase order fulfillment can inadvertently influence your entire supply chain, from the vendor’s door to the final destination.

We’ve all heard the axiom about getting started on the right foot. When applied to your supply chain, purchase order fulfillment can inadvertently influence your entire supply chain, from the vendor’s door to the final destination.

Hard costs, such as freight, work force productivity and customer service all flow from the way purchase orders are handled at origin.

Control product from its origin and you can realize costs savings. Gain visibility starting at the factory and you can enhance your ability to plan. Origin consolidation gives you this control and visibility, as well as rippling benefits throughout your supply chain.

What is Origin Consolidation?

Origin consolidation is the coordination of purchase orders and vendors at the place of purchase. It includes:

  • Managing the fulfillment of purchase orders
  • Physically receiving products
  • Consolidating shipments at a predetermined facility
  • Forwarding those shipments using the most effective and efficient transportation modes
  • Staying informed every step of the way.


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