Start with your parts list
Use your bill of materials: the list of parts and quantities needed to make a product. Add prices, suppliers and delivery times.
Procurement, run by Pala
Direct procurement
Direct procurement covers the materials and parts used to make your products. Pala uses your parts list, costs and delivery times to show where a supplier or purchasing decision needs attention.
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Direct / Pala
Your parts. Costs checked.
The question
Which parts cost the most or could delay production?
What Pala checks
- Your parts list and product requirements
- Quantities and prices for each part
- Suppliers and expected delivery times
Your decision
Check the records and approve which suppliers to approach.
Find the pressure points
See which parts account for most of the cost and which could hold up production.
Prepare the supplier choice
Check product requirements and demand, then prepare the information needed to compare suppliers. Your team approves the choice.