Supply Chain Dashboard Patterns
Dashboard-design content never shows the data model. Data-modeling content never shows the dashboard. Every pattern here is both halves: the wireframe, the fact and dimensions that feed it, the measures with their additivity rules, and the source tables in SAP, JD Edwards, Dynamics 365, and Infor M3.
Inventory Health →
Where is inventory concentrated, is the position improving, what's excess or slow-moving and who owns it — from one periodic snapshot fact?
OTIF / Customer Service →
Which customers and sites are failing the service promise, and which exact order lines — displayed from the definition you already set, not a new one?
S&OP / Demand Review
Is the plan we agreed last cycle still the plan — and where are demand and supply diverging from it?
Supplier Scorecard
Which suppliers are hurting you on delivery, quality, and price — measured from your own receipts, not their claims?
Plan vs Actual
Where did actuals break from plan, by how much, and which planner needs to act on it?
Each pattern ships only when the wireframe, the dimensional design, and the source tables for all four references have been worked through end to end. For the generic layout grammar these patterns build on, see Dashboard Layout Patterns.