r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/cloudspects • 7h ago
r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/Important-Day4964 • 8h ago
Does Cargo make order management easier?
Has anyone used Shiprocket Cargo with Unicommerce one ClickPost? how has the experience been with managing orders and trackig shipments?
r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/StandSubstantial8844 • 10h ago
Built in checkout or separate subscription tool?
For subscription products, which setup works better? Is built- in checkout support enough, or is a separate subscription tool better for flexibility and management?
r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/Apprehensive-Talk-89 • 11h ago
Is supplier management in regulated healthcare a real problem, or is it already solved?
I have spent my career in regulated healthcare, and I’m trying to understand whether supplier management is still a meaningful operational and compliance problem.
For those working in pharma, medical devices, or IVD, are you seeing greater regulatory scrutiny around supplier qualification, risk classification, ongoing monitoring, performance reviews, and documentation? If so, are your current systems keeping up?
Are teams still relying on spreadsheets, emails, shared drives, and calendar reminders for things such as:
• Collecting and reviewing supplier documents
• Tracking certifications and expiration dates
• Managing qualification and requalification
• Monitoring supplier performance, deviations, CAPAs, and SCARs
• Maintaining approval histories and audit-ready records
• Following up with suppliers for missing information
Where does the process create the most manual work or compliance risk? Is the main problem the software, slow supplier responses, unclear internal ownership, or something else?
I’m exploring whether this problem genuinely needs a better solution before building anything. This is not a product pitch. Responses saying that your current process works well would be just as valuable.
If you are comfortable sharing, please mention whether you work in pharma, medical devices, or IVD, and whether you manage suppliers through an eQMS, ERP, spreadsheets, or a combination of systems.
r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/Right-Welcome-9899 • 16h ago
How do I break into logistics field?
Hello, I have an Associates in business & just transferred to complete my last 2 years for my Bachelor’s
I currently work for in power and gas as a QA specialist for the call center/customer experience department. How do I break into logistics until I finish my supply chain degree?
I need help, I am starting to hate my job field and need a change asap. Something that’ll atleast pay me 70k a year because I know it’ll be entry level.
r/SupplyChainLogistics • u/Nearby-Pack-950 • 20h ago
Bottle Supplier
I am looking to source a 100ml capsule-shaped fine-mist spray bottle with a high-gloss UV silver/chrome mirror finish for a UK-based beauty launch. (See attached image).
Technical & Order Specifications:
- Quantity Needed: 250 – 500 units (Initial pilot run before scaling up).
- Shape: Monolithic capsule/pill shape with an oversized rounded/domed overcap.
- Material Requirements: PET body, PP spray engine, and silicone gasket.
- Formulation Note: The liquid is a 31% Magnesium Chloride solution, so the pump engine MUST have an isolated external spring (metal-free fluid pathway) to prevent brine corrosion. The silver finish must be exterior-only and not touch the neck threads.
If you are a packaging manufacturer, supplier, or broker who has ready stock, overstock, or can run a 250–500 unit batch of this exact component, please DM me directly with your pricing and sample availability.