On-Time Delivery Rate (OTD) measures the percentage of orders or projects delivered to customers by the committed delivery date. It is a primary supply chain and operations quality metric that directly affects customer satisfaction, repeat purchase behavior, and SLA compliance. High OTD requires coordination across procurement, manufacturing (or fulfillment), logistics, and customer communication.
OTD should be tracked separately for customer-committed dates vs. internal target dates; the customer-committed OTD is the metric that directly affects satisfaction and SLA compliance.
Best-in-class e-commerce OTD targets 95%+; B2B supply chain typically targets 90%+; below 85% consistently causes significant customer satisfaction and churn risk.
Each function reads OTD through a different lens and takes different actions when it changes.
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