6 Key Supply Chain KPIs to Track and Improve

The worldwide supply chain has long struggled with problems since the start of the epidemic, and that will not change anytime soon. Even in the face of disruptions, your firm has the chance to demonstrate its resilience even during this trying period by enhancing your supply chain logistics.

The key to improving your sales is by focusing on and improving Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). KPIs are important indicators that monitor your progress towards your desired goal(s). KPIs provide you with important analytic data that you can use to improve your company’s methods in order to achieve the intended result.

What KPIs should you be using to help you enhance your supply chain management? Continue reading to learn more.

How do I set a KPI?

The first step in creating a trackable KPI is to figure out what you want to achieve. In other words, what do you want your performance level to be? Then it’s critical to track your KPIs in order to continually increase them until you reach your goal.

A good KPI should accomplish the following in order to assist your company:

Demonstrate how you’re going about achieving a desired outcome.
To assist you in making better judgments, gather and evaluate data.
To report modifications, make comparisons.
The effectiveness, quality, timeliness, compliance, behaviors, economics, performance or resource efficiency of an organization

There are two types of KPIs: leading indicators and lagging indicators. A leading indicator guides lagging indicators towards success. If a first indicator is unable to succeed without the aid of another, it is considered a trailing indicator. It depends on the outcome of the lead indicator before it can be achieved.

The following are some of the most frequent KPIs:

The term “Inputs” refers to all of the inputs you may have before putting out a product, including: The amount, type, and quality of what you consume prior to offering something.
This function is used to discover all aspects of a campaign that are not tracked in any other way. This will detect every tool and other series of events that occur.
The outcome.
What are the benefits of this work?
Every different project has its own Project Plan. This tracks the status of deliverables and progress in several projects.

Now that you understand more about KPIs, let’s dive into the specific supply chain KPIs that will benefit your business.

Deliverr Can Help Track & Improve KPIs

To analyze KPIs, you must first have the data to do so. The metrics we use to evaluate performance are often difficult, perplexing, and overwhelming. You may access insights on critical KPIs through the Merchant Dashboard in our Seller Portal with Deliverr’s data. We make it simple to track and improve supply chain KPIs. Do you require additional assistance in managing your supply chain? Check out our blog post here or contact us if you have any questions!