Supplier Delivery Performance Guide
Supplier Delivery Performance Guide
August 2003
Version 1.2 / Update: May 2004
Version 1.3 / Update: May 2005
Version 1.4 / Update November 2005
Index Page:
1. Introduction 3
1.1. Overview 3
1. Introduction
Report Card is a web-based mechanical application that tracks and reports data on Visteon supplier
performance, based on a standard set of metrics defined by Visteon. The application draws together data
that is captured in operational systems (e.g. CMMS3*) and manual input (e.g. Problem/ Production Loss
Reports) from the CMMS3 Plants throughout Visteon, and consolidates it into one location for easier use.
The purpose of the ‘Supplier Delivery Performance Manual’ is to provide an overview to the Delivery
Rating and to provide specific information on ‘How to improve the Delivery Performance’ to Visteon.
1.1. Overview
- External (Suppliers)
Suppliers access Report Card through the Visteon Supplier Portal / http://vsp.covisint.com
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• This Manual is applicable for all suppliers shipping to Visteon plants using CMMS3 (Æ See
‘CMMS3 Plant List’).
• Delivery Ratings are generated for each supplier site monthly. (Æ See Calendar)
• Review Process Flowcharts to improve your Supplier Delivery Performance Rating.
• Suppliers are requested to register for Direct Data Link (DDL) in order to improve the Delivery
Rating. Check out the Visteon Supplier Portal (URL: http://vsp.covisint.com ) for further
information.
• IMDS (International Material Data System) now has the ability to place a supplier site in ‘RED’
status for non-compliance to IMDS requirements. Supplier compliance will reverse the red status
immediately.
• Capacity Planning now has the ability to place a supplier site in ‘RED’ status for failure to
complete the Visteon Annual Capacity Study. Supplier compliance will reverse the red status
immediately. Any question concerning Capacity Planning should be addressed to
[email protected]
¾ A supplier can only lose a maximum of 25 points in this category regardless of the number of
deductions applied.
2.1.1. ASN Late Part Receipts & ASN Inaccurate Part Receipts
¾ Advanced Shipping Notices (ASNs) are input 100% of the time upon conveyance departure
¾ ASN data conforms to customer standards and is 100% accurate
Calculation
¾ ‘ASN Late Part Receipts’ and ‘ASN Inaccurate Part Receipts’ instances are combined; this
combined percentage is applied against the ASN Timeliness and Accuracy Matrix to determine
point deductions
¾ A single instance can count twice if the receipt is both untimely and inaccurate.
( Σ ‘Post Time > Ship Time’ Instances + ‘Total Manual Part Receipts’ on APAA ) * 100
‘Total Electronic Part Receipts’ + ‘Total Manual Part Receipts’ on APAA
Example:
( 5 + 7 ) * 100 = 2.4 %
500
Example:
( 18 + 1 ) * 100 = 3.8 %
500
97.6 % ASN Late Part Receipts + 96.2 % ASN Inaccurate Part Receipts = 96.9 %
2
Usage of
Difficulties to
"Conventional"
transmit Yes EDI link (e.g.
ASNs?
Darwin)?
No Yes
Web-EDI: Contact the Visteon
No Global IT Help See Appendix for
Contact Desk to report the contact details
[email protected] problem
Yes
EDI is a
Usage of MANDATORY
"Conventional" method of
No
EDI link (e.g. communication and
Darwin)? data exchange.
Yes deleted by
* 997 Acknowledgement Report / end-to-end report will appear in the submitter's mailbox
after the transmission of the ASN. The purpose of this report is to provide an end-to-end MP&L resends batch
acknowledgement of a document's receipt. deleted ASNs out of AJAA
An acknowledged transaction can be: ASN must be received
Accepted / Rejected / Accepted with error within 24 hours
Suggestion to suppliers:
¾ Review APAA weekly to view errors so you may begin the initial stage of understanding the
problem to prevent reoccurrences.
START DATE ASN PROCESSED: 01/08/2003 END DATE ASN PROCESSED: 01/09/2003
¾ Data transmission to Visteon may only and must take place immediately after the goods have
been picked up.
¾ Immediately means within a maximum of 15 minutes after the carrier’s truck has left the
supplier’s loading bay. It is not permissible to collect ASNs during the day and transmit them
altogether.
START DATE ASN PROCESSED: 01/08/2003 END DATE ASN PROCESSED: 01/09/2003
In all probability you will NOT be able to find the ”Post Time > Ship
Time“ instances in screen AJAA but view the F6 ASN History for each
electronic submitted ASN.
¾ F5 to go to ADAA – Formatted Detail, where you can view the data elements in formatted CIF
(Common Internal Format)
¾ F6 to go to ADAA – ASN History, where you can view all the status codes for selected ASN
Suggestion to After transmitting an ASN check AJAA to verify ASN has been received in
Suppliers CMMS3.
The CMMS3 screen ADAA is accessable via the AJAA screen only!
Compare :
¾ ‘Shipped Date’ and ‘Shipped Time’ = Time the goods has been picked up by the carrier to
Supplier ASN
Suggestion to suppliers: Review APAA weekly to view errors
Example 2.1 A
Usage of
Difficulties to
"Conventional"
transmit Yes EDI link (e.g.
ASNs?
Darwin)?
No Yes
ASN
ASN Late Part
Inaccurate
Receipts
Part Receipts
After transmitting an
ASN, check DDL to verify Was ASN
ASN has been received in submitted
CMMS3
No
electronically?
Yes
Consolidator is asked to Carrier was not able to Send ASN with every
contact the supplier if there find the original supplier shipment
is no ASN in the system ASN
Incorrect "Mode of No "Pool Point" entered in A delayed transmission ASN not in line with
Transportation" entered in ASN / The "Pool Point" of the ASN may leads to a different standards. E.g.
ASN sends a copy of ASN to missing ASN for the next VDA (European standard);
the consolidator goods recipient AIAG (US standard)
¾ All shortages are answered accurately and in accordance with DDL procedures.
Suppliers to Europe:
Suppliers are expected to use the DDL system in order to monitor ASN
Suppliers to
Performance and to clarify cum disagrees. In most European plants the Europe
‘DDL capable’ flag is not set (DDL screen: BHIA/ Supplier Ship Point
Information).
If a plant has not set a supplier as ‘DDL capable’ the supplier receives full points for DDL categories
however, plant MP&L uses Problem Reports to record supplier failure to solve or respond to cum
disagrees. Each Problem Report will lead to a 5 point deduction from your Delivery Rating.
Please check your ‘DDL capable’ setting within your DDL ‘Supplier Ship Point Information’ to determine
if you are flagged as DDL supplier. In case of doubt please consult your plant MP&L Analyst in order to
clarify expectations regarding the use of DDL.
Calculation
Example:
1 * 100 = 2.00 %
50
System set up
Plant MP&L responsibility to maintain BHIA
CMMS3 BHIA - Supplier Ship Point Info
CMMS3
Number of days or transit time the supplier is required to enter
Field: "Promise BOH days W/M limit" promises. E.g. if the supplier is very near to the plant location their
"will make - w/m" should be a fraction of a day.
Depending upon BHIA set up, the system takes a snapshot of all
parts for the supplier with less than or equal to the number agreed
upon for which promises have not been entered.
The "BOH days - current" A promise has been CRIT = CRITICAL N/M = Night Man* ANS = Answered
has fallen below 2.0 days deleted and the "BOH BOH has dropped below Promise was added or Promise was added or
since the last nightly days - current" is still 2.0 days after the nightly changed and changed TODAY
batch update below 2.0 days batch flagged as Night Man (BEFORE the batch run)
and the BOH days has
* Contact at night shift not changed since then
Required Action
All Parts on the JBBA shortage screen EST (Dearborn) = GMT (London) - 5
must be on "ANS" status when the
system snapshot is taken at 11 am EST Suggestion to supplier:
Monday to Friday Print JBBA between 10:45am - 10:59 am EST
Calculation - Exception:
NEW
The calculation does not apply if up-to-schedule instances were identified but no parts* were
received in the plants within the examined period.
This occurrence will lead to a 11 points deduction within the categorie ‘up-to-schedule’ in all cases.
Calculation:
Example:
60 * 100 = 12.00 %
500
Up-to-Schedule Matrix
PERCENT POINTS LOST PERCENT POINTS LOST
100 0 91.4 - 91.0 18
99.9 - 99.5 1 90.9 - 90.5 19
99.4 - 99.0 2 90.4 - 90.0 20
98.9 - 98.5 3 89.9 - 89.5 21
98.4 - 98.0 4 89.4 - 89.0 22
97.9 - 97.5 5 88.9 - 88.5 23
97.4 - 97.0 6 88.4 - 88.0 24
96.9 - 96.5 7 87.9 - 87.5 25
96.4 - 96.0 8 87.4 - 87.0 26
95-9 - 95.5 9 86.9 - 86.5 27
95.4 - 95.0 10 86.4 - 86.0 28
94.9 - 94.5 11 85.9 - 85.5 29
94.4 - 94.0 12 85.4 - 85.0 30
93.9 - 93.5 13 84.9 - 84.5 31
93.4 - 93.0 14 84.4 - 84.0 32
92.9 - 92.5 15 83.9 - 83.5 33
92.4 - 92.0 16 83.4 - 83.0 34
91.9 - 91.5 17 82 and below 35
Yes Yes
The supplier should SHIP material on the The supplier should DELIVER material
date indicated on the date indicated
It is the responsibility of
Contact plant MP&L in An electronic supplier ASN
the supplier to submit
case of any constrains was deleted within the
packaging data to Visteon
plant
¾ Suppliers should read CMMS3 CMIA screen help to ensure a detailed understanding of how
behind schedule instances are calculated!
Example 1: Daily shipments, weekly shipments and multiple deliveries per week are measured for the
862 (Shipping release) requirements.
Example 2: Semi-monthly and monthly shipments are measured for the 830 (Planning release)
requirements
¾ In consideration of release fluctuations, three 862 releases are reviewed in each behind
schedule calculation.
FYI:
Release 679-21 = Monday / 28-07-03 Release 679-23 = Wednesday
1. Comparison:
¾ Compare the current day cum requirements to the receipts plus in-transit (RIT). IF the RIT is
lower, proceed to the second comparison.
¾ If cum required > RIT then go to second comparison
2. Comparison
¾ Use the 862 release one day PRIOR the run date, for the (ship date) cum requirements
one day before the run date. IF the RIT is lower, proceed to the third comparison.
3. Comparison
¾ Use the ship date cum requirements one day before the run date (same ship date as the second
comparison). Compare this quantity to RIT.
¾ Performing the calculation in this manner gives the daily ship supplier one week to react to
an increase in requirements.
¾ Semi-monthly and monthly ship/ delivery parts is measured for the 830 (Planning release)
requirements.
¾ On Saturday, the calculation takes the lowest cum required of the last three 830 sent releases,
calculates whether or not an increase larger than 15% occurred and compares to RIT (receipts plus
in-transit which includes consignment).
¾ Increases less than 15% within one week are the responsibiltiy of the supplier. If the supplier ships
less than 15% of an increased requirement, the supplier is considered behind schedule.
Release 1
Release 2
Release 3
¾ Supplier maintains 100% cum ship quantity agreements - Supplier reconciles cum quantity
disagreements in a timely manner.
Suppliers to Europe:
Suppliers to
Europe
Suppliers are expected to use the DDL system in order to monitor ASN
Performance and to clarify cum disagrees. In most European plants the
‘DDL capable’ flag is not set (DDL screen: BHIA/ Supplier Ship Point Information).
If a plant has not set a supplier as ‘DDL capable’ the supplier receives full points for DDL categories
however, plant MP&L uses Problem Reports to record supplier failure to solve or respond to cum
disagrees. Each Problem Report will lead to a 5 point deduction from your Delivery Rating.
Please check your ‘DDL capable’ setting within your DDL ‘Supplier Ship Point Information’ to determine
if you are flagged as DDL supplier. In case of doubt please consult your plant MP&L Analyst in order to
clarify expectations regarding the use of DDL.
Calculation:
Example:
5 * 100 = 1.00 %
500
Compare your shipping Corrective Action: Send Next action required Supplier needs to check
records to the Visteon correct data with next Corrective Action: Send
from plant MP&L if additional data is
Plant receipt records ASN "Accum" with next ASN
Analyst requested
Differences due to
Yes
Calculation:
Example:
2 * 100 = 0.4 %
500
Shipping Discrepancies
PERCENT POINTS LOST
100 0
99.9 - 99.0 1
98.9 - 98.0 2
97.9 - 97.0 3
96.9 - 96.0 4
95.9 - 95.0 5
94.9 - 94.0 6
93.9 - 93.0 7
92.9 - 92.0 8
91.9 - 91.0 9
90.9 and below 10
Yes
POP - 2 / Pay on production POP - 3 / Pay on production
Receipts based on usage and full Receipts based on usage and
ASN quantities partial ASN quantities
No Which POP
method? POP 3
Yes
Parts received
Supplier should not adjust Go to JCBA and enter a Go to JCBA and enter a
their "cum shipped". "CD - Discrepancy" "CD - Discrepancy"
Supplier "cum shipped" in challenge challenge
line with Visteon "cum
received" Contact plant MP&L
Contact plant MP&L
Calculation:
Example:
Packaging Compliance
PERCENT POINTS LOST
100 0
99.9 - 99.0 1
98.9 - 98.0 2
97.9 - 97.0 3
96.9 - 96.0 4
95.9 - 95.0 5
94.9 - 94.0 6
93.9 - 93.0 7
92.9 - 92.0 8
91.9 - 91.0 9
90.9 and below 10
¾ Each part number with a cum receipt across all plants equal or greater 1000 is evaluated for
packaging performance.
¾ Acceptable confirmed packaging codes are C, R, L, or K
¾ Packaging data updated in DAIA is used by the CMMS3 Material Release calculation to
increment net requirements in packaging quantities.
DBIA DCIA
DAIA
Returnable & Export Container Effective
Supplier / Part
Container Details Dates
For instructions on
updating screen DAIA,
please consult your DDL
Training Manual
Visteon Packaging
Requirements
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NA Supplier Packaging European Supplier Data Form and
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Packaging
NA V1121 Packaging VE1121P - Packaging Engineer
Data Form Data Form
¾ Supplier caused off-line and/ or Production Loss at a Visteon plant or at a Visteon customer
plant
Supplier caused Off-line / Production Loss at Visteon plant or at a Visteon customer plant
Originator faxes copy to the supplier CC: Purchasing / Current Model Buyer
& requires an 8D
Expected supplier response within 10 working days
Supplier
agrees to
production loss
report?
Yes No
¾ Suppliers are requested to reply to the problem report until the deadline indicated on the
report.
Supplier
agrees to
problem
report?
Yes No
Escalation Process
3. Appendix
On the first page of the Report Card ‘Supplier Site Summary’ you will find the
3.
2.
4.
The last 6 mature months are weighted from 1 for the oldest month thru 6 for the most recent mature
month.
Ratings in each month are multiplied by the weight according to the month, and then the total is
divided by the sum of the weights for each month which had a rating.
Months with no rating will be excluded from the calculation.
Monthly
Delivery Rating
6 Months Weighted
Average
The 6 months weighted average will be calculated when the following criteria applies:
Divisional trend line starts from the month after the initial delivery rating
Divisional trend line stops after 3 months without a monthly delivery rating
if a further delivery rating occurs within 5 months after the last rating, the trend line will be
continued (trend line to be calculated for gaps up to 5 months)
if the break in the monthly delivery rating is 6 months or greater, the trend line re-starts (not
continous)
Delivery Rating disputes should be addressed to the MP&L Analyst in the plant where the instance/s
occurred. Send your dispute within the dispute deadline (-> Calendar) and provide evidence for your
request.
- Go to CMMS3 AJAA and ADAA (F5 from AJAA) for ASN details.
• Conventional EDI User (e.g. Darwin, ASNI-X12) should compare the identified
instances with record of 997 functional acknowledgments. (Confirmation sent from
Visteon SOLMIS back to your computer that ASN has been transmitted OK)
Actions required
• Dispute any instance(s) where the transmission of your ASN was confirmed from
Solmis within 15 minutes after the shipment has been picked up. A copy of 997
functional acknowledgement must be submitted with your dispute.
• Dispute any instance(s) of manual ASN were the transmission of your electronic ASN
was confirmed by SOLMIS. Check either AJAA for deleted ASN and submit a screen
copy with the dispute OR submit a copy of the 997 functional acknowledgement.
in CMMS AJAA.
Web-EDI Suppliers:
• Duplicate ASN: Must submit a copy of the ASN History with dispute.
DDL Non-Compliance
• A copy of screen ‘JBBA’ printed within the time frame of 10:45am - 10:59 am
EST (= GMT /London –5) must be submitted along with your dispute.
• The only exceptions for none compliance with DDL promises will be for racks,
kit parts, holidays, plant shutdown and system downtime. Just-in-time suppliers
on DDL should verify with their plant follow up person that their ‘promise’
time is equal to their transit time.
• The release (862 or 830) shown on the detail report for the part(s) must be
submitted with your dispute.
• If you are shipping to any request other than a release (e-mail, fax requirements,
etc.) you must include this in your documentation.
Record Maintenance
• DDL suppliers must challenge any accum received disagree that occurs regardless
of error type within 24 hours. The exception to this would be Friday’s and
Saturday’s in which additional time is added. Please submit a screen print of the
Challenge screen JCBA on the day the challenge was entered.
• Non-DDL suppliers must submit a copy of the 862 release showing the cum
agreement on the day following the date of shipment indicated on the Report Card
detail.
• A copy of screen TABA must be submitted along with a signed copy of the Packing
Slip and the Bill of Lading (supplier are required to contact carrier to receive a copy
of the Bill of Lading) indicated the parts were picked up by the carrier.
Unconfirmed Packaging
• Note: Suppliers must submit information on DAIA and contact receiving plant for
DCIA approval to complete the process.
• Suppliers must submit a copy of screen DAIA and a signed copy of the Packaging
Data Form along with the dispute.
Problem Report
• Problem Reports are not disputable with plant MP&L Analyst and must be
escalated to MP&L Supervisor / or MP&L Manager.
• Problem Reports are not disputable with plant MP&L Analyst and must be
escalated to MP&L Supervisor / or MP&L Manager according to the ‘Production
Loss Report – Process Flowchart’.
Revised
Ratings Revisions will not be visible until the new rating month
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Visteon business tools e.g. systems, applications, manuals etc.
You must have a Covisint User ID and Password and have the Visteon Supplier Portal Service Package, to
access this site.
To request access to the Visteon Supplier Portal, you must first register as a new portal user with Covisint
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* Focused Factory
Please note that selected Visteon Plants, as of October 1st, 2005 have been transferred to a new
company to be known as Automotive Components Holdings (ACH).
The performance of ACH Plants will not be tracked in Report Card and therefore the plants have
been removed from the CMMS3 Plant list
Example:
Rating Month CMMS Data collection Report Card
Supplier Dispute Deadline
Year date* Publication date
November Dec 03rd 05 Dec 06th 05 Dec 17th 05
* latest date to perform adjustments for the current month rating. The second working day of each month.
¾ Please call one of the numbers below if you discover transmission problems like:
- You did not receive any Visteon data
- Your attempts to send ASNs failed due to communication problems
- You sent ASNs but they are not visible in CMMS3
0 - for German
1 - for English
2 - for French
3 - for Polish
4 - for Portuguese
5 - for Spanish
6 - for Hungarian
7 - for Czech
# (pound key) - for Italian
0800 – 14 21 61 Czech Rep
00800 – 491 13 17 Poland
South Africa 0800 – 99 56 53 South Africa
IT will create a ‘Ticket’ for your problem. Please note that you might need the ticket number at a
! later point to dispute your Delivery Performance Rating.
November 2005