On-site, kanban-driven sequential delivery of interior and exterior components directly onto our customer's assembly lines — in the exact production order, at the exact takt time.
What Sequential Delivery Means at Vuteq
Sequential delivery (JIS — Just In Sequence) means every part reaches the customer's assembly line in the exact order the vehicle carrying it is being built. Our team at Vuteq Indiana has been Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana's first on-site sequential supplier since 2001, delivering interior and exterior components multiple times per hour, per line, per shift.
Why Customers Choose Us
- Zero-defect delivery culture backed by ISO 14001:2015 environmental management
- On-site presence at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana enables sub-30-minute pull cycles
- Kanban and electronic broadcast integration with customer MES/ANDON systems
- Cross-trained team members mean line-side flexibility across model changes
- Nearly 700 team members driving continuous improvement daily
How It Works
A broadcast signal from the customer's line triggers our pick-and-pack, quality-check, and delivery cycle. Parts are staged in production order on custom racks, quality-inspected at each transfer, and delivered via internal tugger routes with visual and electronic hand-off confirmation to the customer's takt point.
Capabilities
- Interior trim & instrument panel sequencing
- Door trim and headliner delivery
- Console box sub-assembly + JIS
- Glass sub-assembly with hardware
- Broadcast-integrated pull systems