A count adjustment on page two, line eleven. They stay out of the stock the distributor owns until it answers with a document.
Channel inventory for one monthly report, the morning reserves are due
Reserves for the quarter must be signed by tomorrow at 17:00. Of 47 distributors, 31 reports balance, 6 do not, 6 are late, and 4 have arrived unread. One of those is a Spanish PDF uploaded at 06:58.
demoSample data throughout: the distributor, its hospitals, the people, the plates and each figure.
- 0109:10
47 distributors on one strip; the plate distributor's report is unread
Country finance managerThe strip across the top shows each distributor's report as read and balancing, read but not balancing, arrived but unread, or late. The plate distributor's monthly report sits open as it arrived: four pages in Spanish, local codes and names, lots and expiry dates. Nothing has been read yet.
- 0209:10
212 Spanish lines read in place, each matched to a product code
Country finance managerThe agents lay their reading over each line: the product code with a confidence, the quantities picked out, which stock is on consignment, which lot is on quality hold. Three local codes are new this month. One of them could be a curved or a straight plate, and the screen says so rather than choosing.
- 0309:12
174 plates differ; 166 are explained by a document and 8 are asked about
International controllerOpening stock plus sell-in, less sell-out and returns, comes to 9,670 plates against 9,496 reported. The gap breaks into 120 in transit with a proof of delivery, 46 moved to consignment at two hospitals, and 8 adjusted on page two with no reason. Those 8 become a question, in approved wording, that only the distributor manager may send.
- 0409:14
4.1 months of plates on hand, against an agreement maximum of 2.5
Country finance managerMonths of stock is the stock the distributor owns over its average monthly sell-out for the last three reports. Screws sit at 2.4 and spine at 2.3, both under the line. The plates are well over it, and a month earlier they were not. Something arrived in the last days of the quarter.
- 0509:15
3,870 plates ordered in the quarter's last days, worth $1,199,700
Country finance managerThe order behind the over-stock was placed and invoiced in the last ten days of the quarter, which is exactly what the agreement's return clause covers. Without it, the plates would sit at the maximum. The order, the invoice and the proof of delivery open from the same callout.
- 0609:16
A drafted reserve of $310,000 for 1,000 plates the distributor may return
Country finance managerThe reserve works forward to the end of the return window: stock owned, plus the distributor's planned orders, less forecast sell-out, less the maximum it may hold then. The answer is a plate count, priced at the order's average. Each step opens a proof tab, and the screen says the figure rests on the distributor's own planned orders.
- 0709:17
She reads all five proofs to the end before she can sign
Country finance managerThe sum, the stock balance, the order with its clause, the forecast and the distributor's return history each count as read only after time on screen. With all five read, she signs in her own session with a reason. At $310,000 the reserve is over the countersignature line, so it moves to the controller.
- 0809:19
The controller reads the same proofs in her own session and countersigns
International controllerHer reading is counted apart from the first signer's. Nobody signs twice, and a send-back would clear both signatures and mark the evidence pack unsigned. Once she countersigns, the entry posts: revenue down by $310,000, a refund liability up, and $74,000 as an asset for the plates expected back.
- 0909:25
Planning gets sell-out; 36 plates on quality hold stay out of sellable stock
International controllerThe feed sends what hospitals actually used, by product, instead of what was shipped. A proximal humerus lot on quality hold is counted in the distributor's stock but kept out of sellable stock. Codes not yet confirmed go at family level only. The feed then waits for the demand planner to accept it or send it back.