Free Interactive Tool — Instant Access Know Your MMOG/LE Score Before the Auditor Does
Score your operation across all 6 MMOG/LE categories in under 20 minutes. Get a prioritized gap report you can bring into your next customer audit — or use to make the case for process improvements internally.
- All 6 MMOG/LE categories covered
- 30 diagnostic questions
- Instant Level A/B/C verdict & gap report
MMOG/LE readiness is not just about passing an audit — it is about proving your supply chain processes are controlled, repeatable, and aligned with customer expectations.
This scorecard helps automotive suppliers quickly identify gaps in planning, inventory accuracy, EDI, shipping, labeling, and continuous improvement.
MMOG/LE assessments are required. Most suppliers aren't ready.
Ford, GM, Stellantis, Toyota, and Honda all require MMOG/LE supplier assessments — and findings carry real business consequences. A Level C rating puts program renewals at risk. Level A is required for preferred supplier status at most OEMs.
Most suppliers have never run a structured self-assessment. This tool changes that in 20 minutes.
What the assessment covers
- Strategy & Improvement— KPIs, corrective action processes, logistics improvement planning
- Capacity & Production Planning— EDI demand flow into MRP, schedule accuracy, real-time visibility
- Inventory Management— Accuracy targets, cycle counting, lot traceability, container tracking
- Customer & Order Management— ASN accuracy, CUM tracking, AIAG labeling, EDI compliance
- Supplier Management— Electronic releases, acknowledgment history, supplier scorecards
- Transportation & Shipping— Scan-verify, premium freight controls, ASN timing, POD documentation
What you get when you complete it
A scored gap report showing your Level A/B/C status by category, a prioritized action plan with the highest-risk findings first, and AIM solution mapping for every gap — so you know exactly what a fix looks like, not just that a gap exists.
“AIM helped us strengthen EDI and labeling capabilities while preparing for MMOG/LE. We went into the audit with confidence instead of hoping for the best.”
— Diversified Plastics Corporation, Epicor Kinetic user
