SDXSol helps organizations act before supply chain value becomes permanent loss.

SDXSol begins with a focused Prevention Screening to determine where supply-chain value leakage is forming, whether it is controllable, and which boundary is weak.

The screening does not assume every loss is preventable. It classifies the leakage first.

The issue may be normal operating loss, market-driven loss, strategic tradeoff, one-time disruption, or controllable repeat leakage. Only the controllable portion becomes a candidate for follow-on work.

A screening may focus on one provider flow, inventory pool, decision gate, recurring leakage pattern, claims or chargeback issue, or outsourced service relationship.

What it covers: one defined boundary.
Timeframe: 2 to 3 weeks.

What you receive: leakage summary, evidence gap view, risk classification, urgency level, and recommended service path.
Investment: fixed scope and fee agreed before work begins.

Used when provider-reported performance does not match cost, service, customer impact, inventory condition, claims activity, or operating evidence.

This applies to outsourced providers such as 3PLs, co-packers, contract manufacturers, carriers, reverse logistics operators, repair partners, distributors, and service providers.

SDXSol helps compare provider reporting with operating evidence, value impact, exception history, and the boundary that should have triggered action earlier.

Clients receive a provider-performance leakage map, evidence gap summary, value-impact view, proof-to-close requirements, and boundary improvement recommendations.

Used when inventory appears available, valuable, or recoverable in the system but may be blocked, aged, damaged, returned, obsolete, provider-held, restricted, or unusable in reality.

SDXSol helps clarify whether reported inventory still represents usable, recoverable, or protected value, and where the status, ownership, evidence, or escalation boundary is weak.

Clients receive an inventory exposure summary, usable-versus-unusable classification, evidence gap and ownership map, value-at-risk view, and control requirements to reduce recurrence.

Used before a high-consequence decision moves forward.

This applies to provider renewals, inventory write-offs, system go-lives, contract exits, operational transitions, payment decisions, escalations, corrective-action closures, and major inventory commitments.

SDXSol helps test whether the operating truth supports the decision before leadership accepts the risk.

Clients receive an operating-truth assessment, unsupported-claim view, evidence gap summary, value exposure classification, unresolved conditions before signoff, and known risks being accepted.

Used when claims, chargebacks, deductions, missed credits, or corrective actions keep recurring because the root cause is not corrected.

SDXSol does not replace legal counsel, collections, finance, or provider management. This service focuses on why the loss keeps returning, what execution condition is creating it, and what control must change before the next cycle.

Clients receive recurring-loss classification, root-cause view, evidence gap and ownership map, control improvement requirements, and proof-to-close standards for the next correction.

Prevention does not eliminate every leakage risk. Provider performance can drift. Inventory status can change. Decision windows continue to appear. Corrective actions can close without holding.

SDXSol supports monitoring around the boundaries that matter most:

provider performance versus actual value impact;
inventory truth versus usable value;
decision gates before irreversible action;
recurring losses after prior correction;
evidence, ownership, escalation, and closure rules.

Monitoring is not the same as running operations. 

It is the discipline of checking whether the boundary is holding, explaining when it is breached, 

and improving the control when preventable leakage returns.

When leakage is controllable, SDXSol helps define or strengthen the guardrail.

A guardrail may include the evidence required, the accountable owner, the escalation trigger, the decision threshold, the provider follow-up rule, the inventory status rule, the closure standard, or the recurrence check.

The purpose is to make the operating condition more reliable, not to eliminate every exception.

SDXSol does not provide legal advice, audit opinions, certification, guaranteed recovery, provider management, liquidation execution, donation execution, recycling execution, inventory optimization software, or forecasting software.

SDXSol focuses on value leakage boundaries, execution control guardrails, and operational reliability.

Is the provider scorecard telling the same story as cost, claims, inventory, and customer records?

Does the inventory position reflect what is actually usable, recoverable, or at risk?

Is a major decision about to move forward on incomplete evidence?

Has the same loss pattern returned after a corrective action was marked closed?

If any of those questions apply, a Prevention Screening is the right first step.

One boundary.
One decision window.
Two to three weeks.
Fixed scope and fee.

Request a Prevention Screening.