SOBERAN · Supply Chain Control Tower

Your entire chain. One point of control.

Procurement, receiving, production and outbound fulfillment in one operational view. See what is at risk, what comes next and where your team needs to step in.

4 flowsconnected from procurement to dispatch
Exceptions firstdelays and blockers with operational context
1 viewdirect access to the source record

From seeing the status to knowing where to act.

Network health, commitments and the exception queue share one screen. Move from the big picture to the flow that needs attention.

Procurement, inbound, production and outbound with their records and exceptions.

Actual SOBERAN screenshots · Acme organization · Demonstration data · English interface

Operational overview
Actual SOBERAN Control Tower with four flows, indicators, operational timeline and exception queue using demo data

Actual SOBERAN screenshots · Acme organization · Demonstration data · English interface

Four flows. One operational picture.

Follow commitments across teams without piecing the story together in spreadsheets. Every signal keeps its reference, status, date and warehouse when available.

01

Procurement

Identify overdue purchase orders and upcoming supplier commitments. Open the order to review the details.

Purchase orders
02

Inbound

See goods receipts and their relationship to the purchase order. Separate what is expected from what has arrived.

Goods receipts
03

Production

Review work orders, planned dates and delays to focus attention on production commitments.

Work orders
04

Outbound

Bring shipments and fulfillment tasks together. Find delays, blockers and records packed or ready to ship.

Shipments + fulfillment

The next step starts with the right signal.

An overdue purchase, a late work order or a blocked shipment should not disappear among records. Control Tower puts them in context so your team can act.

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  1. 01

    Prioritize by risk

    Review critical exceptions and commitments due in the next seven days from the indicators.

  2. 02

    Focus your view

    Filter by flow, warehouse or date. Search for a reference to find the relevant records.

  3. 03

    Open the source record

    Enter the purchase order, receipt, work order, shipment or task to continue work in its module.

Connected records. Their source, always visible.

The tower reads configured SOBERAN modules and consolidates their signals. Data coverage shows which sources are connected and which still need configuration.

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Purchase orders
Goods receipts
Work orders
Shipments
Fulfillment tasks

Coverage depends on the modules and sources configured for your organization.

Frequently asked questions

What is SOBERAN Supply Chain Control Tower?

An operational view across procurement, receiving, production and outbound fulfillment. It helps teams identify risks and commitments, filter the operation and open source records to continue their work.

Which exceptions can I identify?

Overdue purchase orders, late work orders and shipments, upcoming commitments and inventory reservation blockers in fulfillment. Classification depends on the status and dates available in each record.

Can I review a specific warehouse or period?

Yes. Filter by flow, warehouse and horizon: overdue records, the next seven days or the next thirty days. You can also search by reference, status and other record details.

Does the tower duplicate data from other modules?

No. It reads existing records from configured modules. Each event retains a link to its source record, and the coverage panel shows the available sources.

Does Control Tower resolve exceptions automatically?

This view prioritizes and presents exceptions. Your team opens the corresponding record to manage them; automations are configured separately for each operational workflow.

Stop searching for where operations stalled.

Bring procurement, warehouse, production and logistics around one view. Start with the flows your team needs to control.

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