ENTERPRISE SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS

From requisition to shelf, one continuous picture.

Orbit extracts, unifies, and models procurement and inventory data from every system you run — Oracle Fusion Cloud, E-Business Suite, NetSuite, PeopleSoft and beyond — then lands it in the cloud warehouse and BI tool you already chose. Purchase orders through expiry aging, prebuilt and KPI-ready.

EBS Analytics Command Center dashboard for Q4 2025 Finance view showing $24.8M revenue (up 18.4% YoY), 22.1% operating margin, $6.2M working capital, 3 AI-flagged anomalies, and an upward performance trend.
Subject AreasPOs · Requisitions · Suppliers · Stock · Expiry
Unified AnalyticsOracle Fusion, EBS and other Applications
Cloud Data WarehousesAll Leading Cloud Platforms Supported
Adapters200+ Connectors

Subject areas that follow the order, not the org chart

Procurement and inventory are usually reported separately, which is why nobody can trace a stockout back to the approval that stalled six weeks earlier. Orbit models the whole lifecycle as one chain, with a prebuilt KPI set at every stage.

01 REQUISITION02 APPROVAL03 PURCHASE ORDER04 RECEIPT05 ON HAND06 EXPIRY

One chain, a prebuilt KPI set at every stage.

01

Requisitions & Approvals

STAGES 01–02 · INTAKE

Where demand enters and where it stalls. Approved and rejected requisition volumes with the approval workflow timed end to end, so a slow buyer or an absent approver shows up as a number instead of an anecdote.

Approved RequisitionsRejected RequisitionsRequisitions by SupplierApproval Workflow Status

Requisitions & Approvals chart
Purchase Orders chart

02

Purchase Orders

STAGE 03 · COMMITMENT

Open, closed and incomplete POs with approval cycle time attributed to the buyer who owns them. Monthly movement is tracked across every state an order passes through, so the gap between ordered and received is visible while it can still be closed.

Open / Closed / Incomplete POSAverage PO Approval Cycle TimeCycle Time by BuyerOrdered · Accepted · CancelledReceived · Shipped · Delivered · BilledTop Items by Ordered amount

03

Suppliers & Agreements

STAGES 03–04 · PERFORMANCE

Supplier performance ranked by spend and by behaviour — PO volume, hold days, agreement utilisation — plus how long an agreement takes to get from creation to approval, which is often the real constraint on sourcing speed.

Top Suppliers by PO AmountTop Suppliers by Hold DaysAgreements by Supplier & MonthAgreement Creation-to-Approval DaysSupplier Payment Cycle Time

Suppliers & Agreements chart
Inventory & Stock Position chart

04

Inventory & Stock Position

STAGE 05 · ON HAND

Consolidated visibility across every inventory organisation: what is on hand, what is actually available, and what is already reserved — measured against minimum and maximum stock levels rather than reported as a raw count.

Inventory OrganisationsInventory ItemsQuantity on Hand / Available / ReservedItems Over Stock LevelItems Under Stock LevelLot & Serial Controlled Items

05

Expiry, Aging & Cost

STAGE 06 · WRITE-OFF RISK

The stock that is quietly becoming a write-off. Near-expiry items surfaced at 30 and 60 days with shelf-life and maturity aging, and transaction cost traced by lot, serial, item and source so the loss has an owner.

Expired ItemsNear Expiry — 30 / 60 DaysItems by Maturity & Shelf DaysExpiring Transaction AgingCost by Lot / Serial / ItemCost by Transaction Source

Expiry, Aging & Cost chart

The chain does not end at the receipt.

The same modelled layer covers Accounts Payable, General Ledger, Projects and Grants Management — so committed spend reconciles to the GL, supplier invoices join to the POs that raised them, and project material cost lands against the project that consumed it.

PO joined to AP, GL, Projects, Grants Management

From requisition to shelf, one continuous picture.

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