Product · Delivery visibility
Know it is late while you can still do something
Commit dates, delay notices, and advance ship notices from every supplier — including the ones who will never do EDI.
- Commit dates per line
- Ship notices from email or portal
- Late lines flagged early
- Committed vs requested dates
- Shipment notices attached to lines
- Overdue lines surface first
The promised date on a purchase order is the date you asked for. The commit date is the date the supplier believes. Those are different numbers, and only one of them is in your ERP.
APIXX Supplier Collaboration tracks both, keeps the history when dates move, and tells your planners the day a commitment changes instead of the day a truck fails to show.
What it does
Items marked Roadmap are not shipped yet.- Supplier-maintained commit dates against every open line — updated by button, dialog, email reply, or portal
- Delay notification with reason and revised date
- Advance ship notices with quantities, carrier, and tracking — by portal, one-click link, dialog, or email reply
- Partial shipments, receipts, and short/over/damaged discrepancies resolved with the supplier on the order
- Inbound & receiving view of every open ship notice, discrepancy, and invoice awaiting match review
- Alerts routed to the buyer who owns the part, not a shared inboxRoadmap
Where this stands
Commit dates, delay notices, ship notices, receiving, and 3-way invoice matching are available in the application beta with design partners. Owner-routed alerts are next and are being built with design partners.
Fewer surprises at the receiving door.
Show me my exception queue
Bring one week of open POs and we will show you which dates would have moved.