Shared language for the operating model.
Colour language
Every card in the explorer is coloured by where the work happens.
External source
Enterprise data entering MRA
Inside MRA
Agentic analysis, simulation and packaging
Human decision
Judgement, approval or override by a person
External execution
Authorised action performed outside MRA
Feedback & audit
Evidence returning into MRA and the audit trail
Lifecycle stages
01
Signal
What entered MRA and what did it detect?
02
Notify
Who is told, through which channel?
03
Understand
Is the risk real and what is exposed?
04
Assess
Which mitigations are eligible and feasible?
05
Simulate
What happens to the network if we do this?
06
Decide
Who chooses, who approves?
07
Coordinate
Who else must agree before execution?
08
Execute
What is written into enterprise systems?
09
Verify
Did the expected outcome actually occur?
10
Learn
What is closed, captured and audited?
Mitigation paths (next best actions)
APRA
Alternate Production Run Allocation
Allocate the at-risk batch to a different, already planned production run that can consume it inside the shelf-life window.
PFP
Pull Forward Production
Move an existing production order earlier so the material is consumed before expiry.
PFSO
Pull Forward Sales Order
Bring a customer or Bottler order forward so finished goods made from the material ship earlier.
AMU
Alternative Material Utilization
Use the at-risk material in an alternative approved recipe or product where the specification allows.
MC
Material Conversion
Convert the material into a different, longer-lived material or intermediate.
STO
Inventory Reallocation
Transfer the material to another plant or location where demand exists inside the shelf-life window.
SLE
Shelf-Life Extension
Extend the usable shelf life based on retesting and quality evidence, subject to QSE approval.
RSS
Return / Sell Back to Supplier
Return the material to the supplier or sell it back, recovering part of its value.
CDW
Controlled Disposal / Write-Off
Dispose of the material through an approved, documented route and recognise the write-off.
Agents
Agents analyse, assess, simulate and package. They never hold decision authority.
Opens and sequences the risk case, assigns work to specialist agents and routes tasks to the right people.
Validates batch inventory, shelf life, FEFO position and reservation status for the material at risk.
Scans process and production orders for consumption and resequencing opportunities.
Evaluates line, tank and labour capacity feasibility for each proposed schedule.
Recalibrates upstream supply plans and net requirements after a remediation decision.
Checks Bottler and customer orders, service levels and acceleration candidates.
Assesses carrier availability, dock capacity, staging and freight cost implications.
Finds alternate locations that can consume the at-risk stock and models transfers.
Scores eligible next best actions on value, service, feasibility and risk, and explains the ordering.
Quantifies avoided write-off, execution cost, carrying cost, incentives, margin and net benefit.
Checks food safety, regulatory and specification rules for substitution and extension.
Retrieves batch quality results, retest history and hold status.
Requests and interprets Bottler intake readiness and delivery change responses.
Proposes PO, return and cadence changes to suppliers and captures their responses.
Evaluates contract terms, MOQ, vendor credits and alternate sourcing options.
Classifies disposal routes, discharge rules and destruction documentation needs.
Reads live plant state: tanks, lines, changeovers, downtime and crew readiness.
Validates source freshness, policy compliance, approval authority and traceability before execution is authorised.
Swimlanes
- Source systems & data — Enterprise systems of record MRA reads from
- Signal & orchestration — MRA Orchestrator, risk detection, case state
- Primary human owner — Accountable for resolving the material risk
- Specialist agents — Digital specialists performing analysis
- Internal collaborators — Functions that contribute or decide
- External partners — Bottlers and suppliers
- Execution systems — Where the authorised action is performed
- Audit & feedback — Evidence, reconciliation, learning
Materials & risk types
RM — Raw material. Example: RM-10482 · Concentrate base
WIP — Work in progress. Example: WIP-55210 · Blended syrup
KO-FG — Finished goods. Example: FG-30117 · 330ml can pallet
Expiry — Expiry / shelf-life
Shortage — Shortage / availability
Quality Hold — Quality hold