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Bosch SupplyOn Integration for Indian Tier-1s

SupplyOn is the supplier-collaboration portal Bosch (and several other global Tier-1s acting as OEM-equivalents) uses for delivery instructions, ASN dispatch, GRN visibility, invoice management, and document collaboration with the supplier base. For an Indian Tier-1 selling into Bosch, the reconciliation surface is the same shape as a direct-OEM relationship — and TransactIG ingests the portal data into supplier SAP, Oracle Fusion, or Tally exactly as it does for Maruti e-Nagare or Tata SRM.

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Why SupplyOn deserves its own connector

SupplyOn is a third-party platform, not a Bosch-owned portal. It carries a distinct authentication flow, a distinct delivery-instruction format, and a distinct invoice-management module compared to direct-OEM portals like Maruti e-Nagare or Tata SRM. The reconciliation shape is the same — scheduling agreement → delivery instructions → ASN → GRN → invoice → payment advice — but the parser layer is different.

For Indian Tier-1s, SupplyOn matters because Bosch, Continental, and ZF together represent a meaningful share of the high-value supplier wallet, and SupplyOn's invoice-management module changes the e-invoice and payment-advice flow compared to a domestic-OEM relationship. Reconciling SupplyOn data into the same engine that reconciles Maruti and Tata gives finance a single ledger view of OEM settlement, not three siloed Excel workbooks.

Flows we ingest

SupplyOn flow Reconciliation purpose
Delivery instructions (forecast + firm) Forecast horizon tracked for capacity; firm call-off becomes CUM-required per part per Bosch ship-to. The four-way match anchor.
ASN dispatch confirmation CUM-shipped persisted across uploads. Missed or duplicate ASN surfaces as a standing exception in the drift register.
GRN visibility (Bosch acknowledgement) Bosch-side CUM-received reconciled to supplier-side CUM-shipped. Cross-cycle drift closed before quarter end.
Invoice management (e-invoice IRN linkage) Outbound invoice CUM-billed reconciled to CUM-shipped. e-invoice IRN and e-way bill linkage maintained for the GST audit trail.
Payment advice and debit notes Decomposed into base invoice plus reason-coded debits. Linked to originating invoice with Section 34 credit-note action queue.
Document collaboration Supplier-Bosch document exchange (drawings, change notices, quality reports) tracked at scheduling-agreement level for audit context.

Connector access uses supplier-issued SupplyOn credentials. Platform updates on the SupplyOn side are absorbed in the connector layer.

Write-back to supplier ERP

Reconciled data writes back to the supplier's ERP — SAP S/4HANA or ECC via BAPI / IDoc, Oracle Fusion via REST or file drop, Tally Prime via XML import. Exception queues, debit-memo decomposition, CUM-drift registers, and audit-evidence references are surfaced to finance as ledger entries and reviewer worklists. No customer-side code change required.

Standard scope — one Bosch site, three to six months of historical data, parallel running against existing Excel for one quarter — is two to four weeks to production.

Pilot on one SupplyOn relationship

Share SupplyOn credentials and one quarter of delivery instructions, ASN dispatches, invoices, and payment advices for one Bosch site. We will return a CUM-drift register and a reason-coded debit decomposition.

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