MODE 1A
Quick Scan
Free – €250
For founders, advisors, and finance teams who want a fast read on where they stand.
Read more →Supply Chain Health Intelligence
The score that tells you
where your supply chain breaks.
Arristal scores the operational health of your supply chain across five drivers, translates the result into financial outcomes, and tells your leadership team where to act first. A 20-question form. A consulting-grade report. Four minutes.
The Arristal Score
0 to 100. Five drivers. One number.
The score reflects the operational health of the supply chain — not its size, not its budget, not the dashboards in the room. Each driver is measured on its own. The overall number is the average.
The maturity band is the management translation. A score of 58 puts a company in functional territory: processes work, but not reliably.
0–39
Reactive
40–54
Functional
55–69
Integrated
70–84
Intelligent
85–100
Adaptive
Five drivers
Health, not a vanity score.
Each driver is measured by four questions. Each question scores 0 to 5 on a maturity scale. The driver score is the average. Nothing is invented. Nothing is fudged.
Planning
Planning & Coordination
How well demand, supply, and inventory plans speak to each other across the business.
Service
Service Reliability
Whether the company delivers what it promised, in the window it promised, to the customer it promised.
Flow
Flow & Responsiveness
How quickly and smoothly material and information move from order to cash.
Cost
Cost Efficiency
Whether the cost to serve is understood at the unit level — and managed there.
Risk
Risk & Resilience
How prepared the supply chain is for the disruptions that haven't happened yet.
Modes
Four ways to use the diagnostic.
MODE 1B
Quick Scan +
€500 – €1,000
The same scan with the financial translation attached.
Read more →MODE 2
Diagnostic
€1,500 – €3,000
The first version of the work most clients pay for.
Read more →MODE 3
Premium
€7,500 – €15,000
Diagnostic with the depth a board can act on.
Read more →If your numbers and your operating story don't match, that gap is the diagnosis.
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