This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in converting purchased sanitary paper stock or wadding into sanitary paper products, such as facial tissues, handkerchiefs, table napkins, toilet paper, towels, disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, and tampons. It has no schema of its own: companies here are mapped on the Manufacturing schema, and what it does not cover is recorded as gaps.
Baseline
Manufacturing v2
Inherited from
Manufacturing
Companies mapped
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Primitives
57 in 8 parts
Last updated
Nov 2, 2026
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The products made, the markets they are sold into and why buyers choose them.
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Lead generation
lead_generation
Demand: winning customers
Process
How demand finds the company.
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Sales and distributors
sales
Demand: winning customers
People
Direct sales, reps and distributors who place the product.
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Price lists and margin rulesPremium
pricing
Demand: winning customers
Decisions
Included for Members
Members
Members
Quotes and bid responses
quoting
Demand: winning customers
Process
Priced responses to customer requests, including custom parts.
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Purchase orders and supply agreements
contracts
Demand: winning customers
Decisions
Customer orders, blanket agreements and their terms.
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Product engineering
offer_design
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Designing products and making them manufacturable.
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Demand and supply planning
planning
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
The monthly balance of forecast demand against materials and capacity.
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Purchasing
procurement
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Buying materials and components at the right price and time.
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Supplier base
suppliers
Supply: making or delivering the offer
People
The suppliers of materials, components and outside processing.
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Production
delivery
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Making the product on the shop floor.
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Inspection
quality
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Checks at receipt, in process and before shipping.
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Raw, work-in-progress and finished goods
inventory
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Data
Stock at every stage and where it sits.
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Shipping
logistics
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Packing and shipping orders to customers.
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Bill of materials
bill_of_materials
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Data
The parts, quantities and steps that make each product, kept accurate as designs change.
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Engineering changes
engineering_changes
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
How a design change is requested, approved and rolled into production without scrapping stock.
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Production schedulingPremium
production_planning
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Included for Members
Members
Members
Work orders
work_orders
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
The instruction to make a quantity of an item, tracked from release to completion.
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Machine capacityPremium
machine_capacity
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Data
Included for Members
Members
Members
Maintenance
maintenance
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Planned and breakdown maintenance of machines and tooling.
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Supplier qualityPremium
supplier_quality
Supply: making or delivering the offer
Process
Included for Members
Members
Members
Customer onboarding
customer_onboarding
Customers: keeping them
Process
From signed to served.
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Customer service and returns
support
Customers: keeping them
People
Order status, complaints and returned goods.
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Account management
account_management
Customers: keeping them
People
Who owns the relationship after the sale.
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Customer data
customer_data
Customers: keeping them
Data
What is known about each customer.
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Retention and renewal
retention
Customers: keeping them
Process
How customers come back.
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Billing and invoicing
billing
Money: getting paid and paying
Process
Turning delivered work into claims.
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Collections and receivables
collections
Money: getting paid and paying
Process
Turning claims into cash.
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Payments and payables
payables
Money: getting paid and paying
Process
Paying suppliers and partners.
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Payroll
payroll
Money: getting paid and paying
Process
Paying people.
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Cost accounting and close
accounting
Money: getting paid and paying
Software
The ledger, inventory valuation and month-end.
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Budgeting and forecasting
budgeting
Money: getting paid and paying
Decisions
What the company expects.
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Cash and treasury
treasury
Money: getting paid and paying
Data
What the company has and owes.
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Standard costs and variancesPremium
standard_costing
Money: getting paid and paying
Data
Included for Members
Members
Members
Org structure
org_structure
People: who does the work
People
Teams, roles and reporting lines.
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Hiring
hiring
People: who does the work
Process
How people join.
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Onboarding and training
training
People: who does the work
Process
How people become productive.
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Performance and pay
performance_pay
People: who does the work
Decisions
How people are reviewed and rewarded.
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Scheduling and capacity
capacity
People: who does the work
Process
Who is available when.
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Policies and culture
people_policies
People: who does the work
Decisions
The rules people work under.
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Planning and resource system
system_of_record
Systems: tools and data
Software
The system that holds items, orders, stock and costs.
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Communication tools
communication
Systems: tools and data
Software
How people talk.
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Integrations
integrations
Systems: tools and data
Software
Which tools exchange data without re-keying.
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Reporting and dashboards
reporting
Systems: tools and data
Data
What leaders see, how often.
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Data management
data_management
Systems: tools and data
Data
Where records live and who owns them.
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Security and access
security
Systems: tools and data
Decisions
Who may see and change what.
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Licences and registrations
licensing
Control: rules the company runs under
Decisions
What the company must hold to operate.
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Regulatory compliance
compliance
Control: rules the company runs under
Decisions
The rules it must follow and how it proves it.
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Insurance and risk
insurance
Control: rules the company runs under
Decisions
What is covered and what is not.
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Legal and contracts administration
legal_admin
Control: rules the company runs under
Data
Where agreements and obligations live.
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Coverage: the share of the 0 companies mapped in public on Sanitary Paper Product Manufacturing and below that have the primitive mapped. Primitives are matched by key, so companies on earlier versions count.