Print-on-Demand · Delivery drift module See which orders will ship late while there’s time to save them.
A warning on each order that is drifting off schedule, the step where the time is going, and the fix.
Small delays stack up into a missed ship date.
A missing blank. A backed-up print queue. Artwork waiting for approval. A rework job. Each one is small, and together they move a ship date.
Most teams find out an order is late when the client asks. By then the only fix left is rush freight.
- Which orders will probably ship late, and by how much?
- Where do jobs wait longest: before print, in the queue or at finishing?
- Which clients see the most late orders?
From the finding to the fix, on your own data.
- What it findsWhich orders are slipping, and why: late blanks, a full press queue, unapproved artwork or a short PO.
- What it predictsThe chance each order misses its ship date, updated as the day changes.
- What you doA specific fix for each: another press or supplier, an approval to chase, a PO to top up.
What you get
- Late-order warnings with the time left to act
- Waiting time by step and by press
- On-time delivery by client
Used by: Owner / GM, Plant manager, Customer service.
See it before we talk. The Delivery drift module runs in our demo on sample data from a print shop.
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- Read-only, on the system you already run. No migration, nothing new for your team to learn.
- Your data stays yours. In your environment, never shared, never used to train anyone else’s models.
- You pay only once it works. A flat annual subscription per module, with no one-time project fee.
What shops ask about delivery drift.
How early does it warn?
As soon as an order starts to drift: a blank arrives late, a queue fills up, or a step runs long. The earlier the warning, the cheaper the fix.
We don’t timestamp every step. Can it still work?
Yes. It starts with order dates and ship dates. Step times make the “where is the time going” view sharper, and we tell you which ones matter most.
Does it reschedule jobs for us?
It suggests the fix. Your team decides. If you also run the Capacity module, the two work together.
What data does it need?
Read-only access to: the promised ship date for each order; when each order shipped; start and end time of each production step; the client on each order. Where a field is missing, we tell you what to capture and what it is worth, or extend your system to record it.
Let’s look at delivery drift on your own data.
Bring us your delivery drift problem. We’ll show you the first findings on your own records, read-only.
Prefer to look first? See it with sample data, no call needed →
- 1Pick the problemThe one costing you most.
- 2A demo on your dataWe build it on your own records, read-only.
- 3Pay once it worksThe subscription starts only then.