Procurement · Production

PFSCM delivers 94 million health product units using Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center

The problem

PFSCM needed to manage complex procurement and delivery of quality-assured health products for LMICs while handling transactional complexity and enabling smaller teams to oversee large shipment volumes with product quality compliance.

Workflow diagram · grounded in source
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Actionable alerts and workload views
Trigger
The solution enables actionable alerts, prompts, and workload views so users know what requires attention, where bottlenecks sit, and how to prioritize tasks.
▾ source quote
“enables actionable alerts, prompts, and workload views so users know what requires attention, where bottlenecks sit, and how to prioritize tasks”
2
Role-based dashboard queue review
Human review
The solution feeds into role-based dashboards via Power BI so operational staff can review queues, manage approvals, and act on exceptions without intensive training.
▾ source quote
“the solution feeds into intuitive, role‑based dashboards (via Power BI) and workflows so operational staff can easily review queues, manage approvals, and act on exceptions without intensive training”
3
Management KPI monitoring
Human review
Management dashboards enable managers to track transaction execution, measure team workloads, and monitor KPIs including turnaround time, fill rates, and exception resolution.
▾ source quote
“Management dashboards enable managers to track transaction execution, measure team workloads (regional teams), and monitor KPIs (turnaround time, fill rates, exception resolution)”
4
Chain-of-custody quality tracking
Validation
Blue Yonder supports chain-of-custody solutions covering serial tracking, lot tracking, IoT operations, and targeted recalls to ensure product integrity throughout the health supply chain.
▾ source quote
“Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center supports various chain-of-custody solutions for serial tracking, lot tracking, tracking across consolidation and deconsolidation, IoT operations, and targeted recalls”
5
HealthSupply Portal order intake
Integration
The HealthSupply Portal is connected to the Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center to provide streamlined access to an extensive range of health products.
▾ source quote
“The HealthSupply Portal is connected to the Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center to provide streamlined access to an extensive range of health products”
6
Advanced analytics automated execution
Ai action
Real-time visibility and advanced analytics enable PFSCM to automate the use of accurate data to deliver shorter lead times, fewer errors, and lower service costs.
▾ source quote
“Bringing together real‑time visibility across an end-to-end network, advanced analytics, and a user‑friendly operational layer has enabled PFSCM to automate the use of accurate data to deliver shorter lead times, fewer errors, lower service costs”
Reported outcome

PFSCM has delivered around 12,000 shipments totalling more than 94 million individual units, achieving shorter lead times, fewer errors, lower service costs, and better product quality assurance while enabling smaller teams to manage larger volumes with greater reliability and transparency.

Reported metrics
Total shipments deliveredaround 12,000 shipments
Average annual shipments2,000 annually
Total individual units deliveredmore than 94 million individual units
Health products in portfoliomore than 6,200 specialized health products
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total shipments deliveredaround 12,000 shipments
average annual shipments2,000 annually
total individual units deliveredmore than 94 million individual units
health products in portfoliomore than 6,200 specialized health products
supply chain lead timesshorter lead times
supply chain errorsfewer errors
service costslower service costs
team volume capacitysmaller teams to manage much larger volumes
Reported stack
Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command CenterPower BIHealthSupply Portal
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https://blueyonder.com/customers/partnership-for-supply-chain-management
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Frequently asked questions

What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?

PFSCM has delivered around 12,000 shipments totalling more than 94 million individual units, achieving shorter lead times, fewer errors, lower service costs, and better product quality assurance while enabling smaller…

What tools did this team use?

Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center, Power BI, HealthSupply Portal.

What results were reported?

Total shipments delivered: around 12,000 shipments; Average annual shipments: 2,000 annually; Total individual units delivered: more than 94 million individual units; Health products in portfolio: more than 6,200 specialized health products (source-reported, not independently verified).

How is this procurement AI workflow structured?

Actionable alerts and workload views → Role-based dashboard queue review → Management KPI monitoring → Chain-of-custody quality tracking → HealthSupply Portal order intake → Advanced analytics automated execution.

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