Trigger
Marketplace sales, FBA or overseas-warehouse inventory, in-transit batches, supplier capacity and account risk refresh hourly. Stockout, overstock, delivery or compliance risk starts the loop.
SCENARIO-DETAIL / LOCALIZED DECISION BRIEF
3C Cross-border Supply Chain Control Tower
Business trigger: Marketplace sales, FBA or overseas-warehouse inventory, in-transit batches, supplier capacity and account risk refresh hourly. Stockout, overstock, delivery or compliance risk starts the loop.
REFERENCE_ARCHITECTURE · READBACK_VERIFY
DECISION RECORD / C.06
What this route helps you decide
Source-traceable reference · pp.16–17
Goal
Bring SKU, marketplace, inventory node, purchasing, first-mile logistics, fees and account events into one surface, and turn alerts into verifiable tasks.
Risk / exception
When marketplace, overseas-warehouse and ERP quantities differ, show each source with its timestamp instead of forcing a merge. Inventory past its freshness threshold must not enter automated replenishment calculations.
Close condition
Metrics are traceable; alerts have Owners; plans are authorized; system actions return receipts; closure follows verification; currency, time zone and inventory definitions are explicit.
Next safe action
Choose one marketplace and SKU, then confirm inventory definitions, freshness thresholds and ownership for converting alerts into tasks.
KNOWLEDGE → COMPARISON → DIRECTION → OPTIMIZATION
Evidence stays attached to the decision.
The full-detail canonical evidence record remains available in Chinese. IDs, Truth classes, boundaries, and source references stay unchanged across languages.
Knowledge
Source-traceable reference
Comparison
Compare the same operating fields before choosing a direction.
Direction
Confirm the owner, authority, human gate, and readback rule.
Optimization
Define a baseline, target, owner, and observation window before claiming impact.