How does HublerX receive the OEM sequence call-off?

HublerX reads the sequence call-off via EDI (EDIFACT DELFOR, ANSI X12 830, or ODETTE), via the OEM's supplier portal, or via a structured file (XML, CSV). The call-off is loaded automatically — no manual transcription. Call-off revisions received during production are flagged immediately with the positions affected.

What happens if a call-off revision is received while production is in progress?

HublerX compares the revision against the current production sequence and identifies the positions affected by the change — positions already completed, positions in production, and positions not yet started. The planner sees the impact immediately and can decide whether to stop and resequence, or flag the revision to the OEM as unachievable within the remaining window.

Can HublerX handle multiple part variants in the same call-off?

Yes. Sequence call-offs for complex parts — seats with multiple fabric, colour, and specification combinations — are handled position by position. Each position's required variant is communicated to the production operator individually, and the scan verification checks the exact variant code, not just the part number.

How does HublerX support the SILS (Sequenced In-Line Supply) and SILS2 delivery models?

HublerX supports SILS (supplier produces in OEM sequence from a frozen call-off) and SILS2 (supplier receives sequence trigger from OEM line and delivers within a fixed time window). The call-off intake, production sequencing, and ASN transmission are configured to match the OEM's specific SILS variant.

Sequenced Delivery Management

HublerX manages production and delivery in OEM vehicle production sequence — reading the sequence call-off, producing parts in the exact order required, and confirming each part's sequence position before it is loaded onto the delivery truck.