So now that you know more about what SRM does, you’re curious as to how it does it, right? We aim to please and have provided a short recap of functionality for you here:

• Gain insight into your supplier’s process
• Track raw material deliveries
• Record supplier approval and performance
• Measure and track product variation
• Collect COA data manually or automatically
• Conduct quality-control testing
• Display data with easy-to-view charts & analysis

While the technical aspects of SRM are simply fascinating to our engineers, we think you may be a bit more interested in learning what SRM can really do for your enterprise. Here are just a few of the perks you’ll soon enjoy:

• Allows you to utilize suppliers’ data from COA to assess stability
• Reduces the need for constant raw-materials testing, releasing them to production faster and with greater confidence
• Enables you to establish absolute control at the very start of your process
• Ensures that your end product is to specification
• Cuts costs by optimizing material usage and minimizing administrative time
• Reduces excess inventory through more efficient management of purchasing and production