SupplyOn's next generation transport management system (NGTM) is THE solution for a single point of truth for all your shipments. The NGTM digitizes the entire logistics process. Relevant shipping and transport information is processed in one portal only with all partners having access.
The ASN is an electronic document, which contains specific information for an upcoming shipment. The ASN has to be created by the supplier before the shipment is handed over to the forwarder. With the ASN you notify your customer that the shipment is now in-transit.
With the scheduling agreement, your customer provides you the net forecast and fixed schedule lines (call-offs) on a regular basis (e.g. once per week). The fixed call-offs are similar to fixed orders and the forecast gives you an indication of future demands from your customer.
With the purchase order (PO) the customer orders a specific material quantity for a specific delivery date. For every purchase order, you as supplier need to create the order confirmation via SupplyOn in which you confirm to the customer the actual deliver date and delivery quantity or a possible deviation.
This styleguide "ST Product and Packaging Labels" will allow you to implement the Bosch BT label design at all levels.
This styleguide / specification will allow you to implement the Bosch BT packaging design at all levels.
This guideline is used as appendix to the official Logistics Supplier Manual to describe the way of using pallets as loading equipment within Bosch BT. It contains information about basic principles for pallet design and configuration.
This global guide describes logistics routing, packaging, labeling as well as full order handling and transportation requirements for deliveries to Bosch Building Technologies (BT).
For incidents and defects identified in the goods receipt area of Bosch we create Logistics-Quality-Incidents, which we transfer to the SupplyOn Problem Solver. On the SupplyOn Problem Solver you have the possibility to view the incident and provide feedback to Bosch for this incident.