SIFOT Analytics
SIFOT — Supplier In Full On Time — is the standard measure of supplier delivery performance. ChemCloud tracks SIFOT automatically across all your orders in the Fulfilment Analytics dashboard, giving you a clear picture of which suppliers are reliable and which need attention.What SIFOT Measures
| Metric | What It Tracks |
|---|---|
| On Time | Did the delivery arrive by the required-by date? |
| In Full | Was the correct quantity delivered? |
| COA Performance | Was the COA provided, and did it pass against your internal specification? |
Views
By Supplier
See how each supplier performs across all your orders:- Overall SIFOT score (percentage of compliant deliveries)
- On-time rate
- In-full rate
- COA pass rate
- Number of deliveries in the period
- Trend over time — is the supplier getting better or worse?
By Product
See delivery performance for a specific raw material across all suppliers:- Which suppliers deliver this product reliably?
- Are there products with consistently poor SIFOT scores?
- How does performance vary between suppliers for the same material?
COA Performance
A focused view on quality:- COA submission rate — what percentage of deliveries have a COA on file?
- COA pass rate — of the COAs received, what percentage passed against spec?
- Common failure parameters — which test parameters fail most often?
- Supplier comparison — which suppliers have the best and worst COA performance?
How the Data Is Collected
SIFOT data is calculated automatically from your delivery and COA data in ChemCloud:- On time — compares actual delivery date against the required-by date on the order
- In full — compares delivered quantity against ordered quantity
- COA performance — based on the COA Agent’s assessment of each COA against your internal specification
Using SIFOT Data
- Supplier reviews — bring data to quarterly supplier meetings instead of anecdotal feedback
- Sourcing decisions — factor delivery reliability into quote comparisons, not just price
- NCR trends — correlate SIFOT dips with NCRs to identify root causes
- Management reporting — give leadership a clear view of supply chain health
- Continuous improvement — set SIFOT targets and track progress over time

