On Hand
Physical quantity recorded
Build a supply chain KPI dashboard that shows what changed across suppliers, stock and customer orders. Keep the dates and definitions behind each number in view.
Mimasa AI helps analysts connect approved supply-chain records, compare periods and write a reviewed explanation. Create a dynamic dashboard as sources refresh, then share only what your audience may see.
Consistent order units · Supplier context · Source dates · Reviewed insights
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Supplier
Defined measure · Dated source
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Inventory
Defined measure · Dated source
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Fulfillment
Defined measure · Dated source
Analyst Note · Draft
Delivery changed. Check partial receipts and available stock before naming a cause.
Approved ERP, warehouse, order and supplier records · Refresh schedules vary
Ask whether changing deliveries affect available stock and order service. Begin with a defined period, product group and location.
A supply chain metrics dashboard shows supplier delivery, inventory balance and fulfillment side by side. A supply chain performance dashboard compares the same measures over a named period.
Use Data Extraction & Connectivity for approved access. Use No-Code Data Transformation for permitted mappings.
A dashboard only helps when readers know what each measure counts. Show its unit, denominator, period, scope, source and refresh date.
| Measure | Value Or Meaning | Definition Or Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier On-Time Delivery | Deliveries by the agreed due date | Use order or line basis consistently. |
| On-Time-In-Full (OTIF) | Deliveries both on time and complete | Show promised quantity and cutoff. |
| Available Stock | Stock that can meet demand under your rules | Deduct reservations and holds as configured. |
| Inventory Turnover | Period cost of goods sold ÷ average inventory at cost | Keep dates and valuation consistent. |
| Inventory Age | Time since a defined receipt or last movement | Check lots, returns and replenishment. |
| Order Fulfillment | Orders completed against a stated commitment | Distinguish partial and canceled orders. |
One inventory KPI dashboard can show stock level, age and turnover. It must distinguish physical on-hand stock from available stock. Save reusable dated evidence with Intelligent Data Snapshots.
A supplier performance dashboard should show the measures behind its headline. Use the same period and counting unit for each supplier.
For supplier performance analysis, test whether late records reflect a supplier issue, changed promise date, receiving delay or incomplete data. Mark unknown causes as unknown.
A supplier KPI dashboard can show a small defined group. A supplier scorecard dashboard may add trend, exceptions and a reviewer note. Never hide unlike order mixes inside one score.
Illustrative Example — Fictional Data · One Supplier · One Month · Order-Line Basis
| Measure | Value Or Meaning | Definition Or Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Lines Due | 100 | Due within the agreed month |
| Received On Time And In Full | 84 | Agreed date and full quantity |
| Lines Requiring Review | 16 | Late, partial, unconfirmed or missing evidence |
For sourcing, approvals and vendor workflow, see Procurement Automation. Analyst findings inform review rather than automatically changing a supplier.
An inventory analysis dashboard should show which items and locations explain the change.
Ask whether stock is on hand, reserved, in transit, blocked or available for an order. An inventory performance dashboard pairs service and availability with movement.
An inventory aging dashboard highlights items held beyond a defined period. Age alone does not prove obsolescence.
Filter by product, location and period. When evaluating dashboard software, check lineage, access controls, as-of times and useful export options.
Physical quantity recorded
Quantity available under chosen rules
Allocated to existing demand
Moving but not yet received
Ordered but not received
Held beyond a stated date rule
For replenishment settings and safety-stock decisions, visit Inventory & Supply Chain Optimization. This page does not place orders.
Inventory turnover analysis compares period cost of goods sold with average inventory valued at cost for the same period. Define which inventory is included.
An inventory turnover dashboard can compare like periods and groups. A higher ratio does not automatically mean healthier supply. Check stockouts, commitments and product mix.
| Input | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Cost Of Goods Sold | $1,200,000 | Selected product group, twelve months |
| Average Inventory | $300,000 | Same group and period, valued at cost |
| Inventory Turnover | 4.0 turns | $1,200,000 ÷ $300,000 |
Tracks whether customer orders were prepared and completed under a chosen service rule. Distinguish partial and canceled orders.
Tracks agreed delivery outcomes once movement and receipt evidence exist. Keep order, shipment and receipt dates separate.
For milestones and ETA exceptions, see Shipment Visibility & Exception Management. For governed response across commitments, see the Supply Chain Control Tower.
Supply chain analyst tools should trace each finding to its orders, receipts, stock records and dates. A flag does not explain itself.
Which service or inventory measure changed?
Which period, suppliers, items and locations count?
Which approved records support the result?
Which late, partial, split or missing records matter?
What may explain the change, and what remains untested?
Who must validate it before a decision?
Build the view through Visualisation & Dashboards. Prepare commentary in Insights & Reporting or a reviewed deck through Data Presentation.
Supplier prices, route details, contract terms and customer commitments may be sensitive. Choose the audience before sharing.
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Working analysis and record-level exceptions
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Permissions and source quality
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Reviewed KPI views and assigned checks
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Supplier and customer access rules
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Cleared aggregates and dated methods
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Contracts, privacy and publication approval
A dynamic dashboard changes only when configured sources refresh. Review saved notes when figures move. See Data Governance for controlled access.
Public publishing, verified bylines and profiles depend on supported product features, permissions and data rights.
Mimasa connects analysis and governed workflow around approved ERP, WMS, TMS and supplier systems. It does not replace their source records.
The Supply Chain & Inventory function owns forecasting, automation and action. Data & Decision Intelligence links reviewed evidence with governed decisions.
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Clear answers about supply-chain measures, supplier evidence, inventory turnover, sharing and authorised action.
Choose one supplier, inventory or fulfillment question. Connect approved records, compare results and share a short, reviewed explanation.