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90 & Above
Outstanding. You are ready to take the next leap.
70 - 89 %
Good. You are almost there.
60 - 69 %
Average. Things can still turn around.
Less than 59%
Below Standards. Roll up your sleeves and get started immediately.

Risk Areas Identified

Inbound
Major Step Sub-Steps Risk(s) involved if this step is not performed
ASN Intimation of dispatch from the supplier is recorded in ASN (Advance Shipping Note) by supplier or purchase team 1. High TAT on inbounds during season time 2. WH team unable to plan inbounds, which can delay inbounds especially during season time/ large inbound shipments
SECURITY GATE ENTRY Inward Gate Entry : Transporter Details, Supplier Details, Invoice Details 1. Unaccountability on inbound consignments 2. Poor Traceability: Not easy to trace back the transaction
MACRO-CHECK & PRN Counting of parcels while unloading Unaccountability on inbound parcels
MACRO-CHECK & PRN PRN (Parcel Received Note) entry in software against Gate Entry Parcel receipt v/s GRN time shall be unaccountable
MACRO-CHECK & PRN PRN Label printing and application on all the parcels Poor Traceability: Not easy to trace parcels displaced due to handling errors
MICRO-CHECK SKU-wise Quantity Check + Quality Check (sample QC or in-full) Probability to received inappropriate stock shall increase (i.e. damaged, short, excess, different specifications)
GRN GRN Entry 1. Unaccounted Stock Lying within warehouse 2. Poor Traceability: Not easy to trace back the transaction
GRN 3 Way match: process of comparing the purchase order; the goods receipt note and the supplier's invoice before approving a supplier's invoice for payment GRN Deviations unaccountable (i.e. short supply, excess supply, damaged supply, wrong supply)
BARCODING SKU-Barcoding 1. FIFO traceability low 2. System Stock Audit not possible 3. Poor Pilferage Control 4. High probability of short/ excess during pick & dispatch
PUT AWAY Scan the goods barcode followed by the bin barcode and put away in software Inaccuracy during put-away
PO CLOSE Close overdue POs Unaccountability of supply against overdue POs
GOODS RETURN Goods Return (Sales Return) entry in software 1. Unaccounted Returned Stock Lying within warehouse 2. Poor Traceability: Not easy to trace back the transaction
Outbound
Major Step Sub-Steps Risk(s) involved if this step is not performed
Order Receipt / Stock Transfer Request Receipt Customer Order Details received in software OR Stock Transfer Request Received in software 1. Unaccounted of outbound request (i.e. Customer Order OR Stock Transfer) 2. Delay in processing outbounds, if information is not available real-time in software
PICKING Pick-list Generation 1. Picking Accuracy Poor 2. Poor traceability of stock location which shall increase ""Total Order Cycle Time
PACKING Packing Guidelines Defined 1. No uniformity in packing as the guidelines are not defined 2. High Learning Curve as packing guidelines are not defined
LOGISTICS & TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT Shipment tracking details sent to customer (i.e. Air Way Bill or Manifest or Challan or Tracking Number of shipment) 1. Courier/ Cargo Tracking not visibile to customers 2. Unorganized Approach towards Customers
DISPATCH Packing Slip Generated for goods loaded for dispatch Poor traceability of short/ excess supply of parcels during unloading by customer (applicable in case of bulk shipments only)
OUTWARD GATE ENTRY Outward Gate Entry against Invoice no in software 1. Unaccountability on outbound consignments 2. Poor Traceability: Not easy to trace back the transaction details
Waste Control
Major Step Sub-Steps Risk(s) involved if this step is not performed
Asset Audit Furniture, Fixture and hardware audits being conducted regularly (example: every 03/ 06 months) Unaccountability on assest conditions (i.e. damaged, not working, non-repairable)
Staff Matrix Monitor available staff v/s required staff every month or as needed within the month Staff unavailability in ase of season time or during heavy work flow, which shall lead to delays in the overall workflow
Inventory Count Inventory Count conducted regularly (example: every 03/ 06 months) Poor Pilferage Control
Scrap Sales Scrap sales or non-sellable stock cleared regularly (example: every month/ quarter) Wastage of productive space
Quality Assurance
Major Step Sub-Steps Risk(s) involved if this step is not performed
KPI Monitoring KPIs defined and monitored regularly (i.e. every week/ month) and corrective action plan defined Early warning signs are not identified which can lead to tangible and non-tangible loss of time, money and resources
Process Audit Process Audit Scorecard generated regularly (every month/ quarter) Poor audit control shall lead to non-compliance of processes and develop unorganised work culture within the organisation
Root Cause Analysis Root Cause Analysis Report generated for all process deviations observed and corrective action plan defined Corrective action and monitoring shall not be effective for deviations/ problems identified
Continous Improvement
Major Step Sub-Steps Risk(s) involved if this step is not performed
Plan-Do-Act Checklist Planning reports generated regularly with action plan (i.e Inventory Plan, Operations Plan, Consumables Consumption Plan, Dispatch Plan, Back-Order Plan, Stock Transfer Plan, etc) Poor planning shall lead to poor implementation, errors and delays
Feedback Management Timely feedback from stakeholder i.e. Staff and Customers (every quarter or half yearly) Feedbacks are trigger point for any improvisation and planned feedbacks are more effective and can act as early warning signals to prevent errors
Customer Complaints Handling Complaints recorded in software and escalated as per escalation matrix to concerned authority for resolution Delay in actions against short/ excess/ damaged supply to customer may lead to customer dissatisfaction with irreparable damage effect