Shipment Exception Management
AI flags missing order data and helps staff correct held shipments before they delay fulfillment.
Business impact
- Historically held orders corrected proactively — Stanley Black & Decker reported that almost 90% of historically held orders were corrected proactively.
- Non-value-added labor hours — Stanley Black & Decker reported more than 35 hours a month of non-value-added labor saved for load planners.
Data requirements
- Order data (tabular) — The system checks orders for missing information.
- Contextual information — The system uses surrounding business context to detect exceptions.
- Business rules — Rules define when an order should be flagged for correction.
AI methods and techniques
- Classification — It identifies held orders that need correction based on contextual information and business rules.
- Rules-based decisioning — Business rules guide which orders are flagged for correction.
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Real-world evidence
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Companies using this: Stanley Black & Decker.
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