Supply Chain Insights Reports

    Supply Chain Insights Reports


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    These reports are available to view and modify under the Insights drop-down menu in the Reporting Dashboard, from the Administration Section of the Homepage:

    Inventory on Hand
    Inventory Operations
    Inventory Over Time
    Inventory Reconciliation
    Inventory Usage: Predicted vs. Actual

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    Inventory on Hand

    This report shows an overview of all current Inventory.

    Inventory Operations

    This report shows an overview of all Inventory creations and depletions.

    Inventory Over Time

    This report shows the state of Inventory for each month.

    Date Range: Filters to show Inventory changes within the selected period. Cumulative quantities will be calculated starting from the beginning of the selected range.

    Inventory Reconciliation

    This report shows all Inventory transactions.

    Inventory Usage: Predicted vs. Actual

    The Inventory Usage: Predicted vs Actual report shows the predicted and actual usage of Inventory items for Work Orders broken down by treatment.

    Predicted Inventory usage is calculated using the part number Inventory usage multiplied by the number of Parts that were treated.
    Actual Inventory usage is calculated using the Inventory depletions against the Work Order.
    The default table titled "Work Orders With Depletions And Treated Parts" shows only Work Orders that have both depletions and treated Parts. This table is useful for comparing predicted and actual usages at a Work Order level.

    The default table titled "All Depletions with Treated Parts" shows all Inventory items that have both depletions and treated Parts. This table is useful for comparing predicted and actual usages when depletions are not made against Work Orders.

    In the default chart titled "Work Orders With Depletions And Treated Parts By Month", the predicted and actual usages are grouped by the Work Order creation month.

    Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) are methods used to calculate the accuracy of predicted usages. Lower values indicate higher accuracy, with 0 representing perfect accuracy. If many Parts are missing predicted usages, MAE might be a more suitable choice over MAPE.

    In the default chart titled "Treatments With Depletions and Treated Parts", the relative accuracy of predicted usages per treatment is shown.

    Date Range: Filters to show Parts transfers and Inventory transfers within the selected period.


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