Board-room dashboards.
No BI consultant required.
Spend, throughput, quality, and reorder cadence — out of the box. Slice by material, process, supplier, or program. Export a snapshot to PDF in one click for tomorrow’s standup.
Org-wide views. Per-user views. Role-based access.
Where the money goes. Before finance asks.
Treemap by material, ring chart by process, stacked bars by project — pick the slice that answers the question. Comparison mode shows this period vs. last, with the deltas surfaced as callouts on the chart. Drill from any segment to the underlying PO lines.
Spend page — material treemap with quarter-over-quarter delta callouts and click-to-drill into per-PO line view.
How fast you actually move. Not the marketing brochure.
Lead-time histogram by process — quoted vs. shipped, with the long tail visualized so outliers can’t hide. Trend line by week shows whether throughput is improving or drifting. Each bar is clickable: drill into the jobs that landed in that bucket.
Throughput page — lead-time histogram with quoted-vs-shipped overlays and weekly trend line on top.
Defect rate by supplier, by material, by program.
FAI pass-rate, in-process scrap, RMAs — all on one quality dashboard with comparison cohorts. See which supplier costs you twice in returns even though the per-part price is lower. The chart that ends the "but their quote was cheaper" argument.
Quality page — supplier-comparison table with FAI pass-rate, scrap rate, RMA count, and effective cost-per-good-part columns.
What reorders together, and when.
Time-series of reorder volume per part with seasonality overlays — shows what spikes in Q1, what drifts every 60 days, what only reorders when a related part does. Forecast band projects the next 90 days so you can pre-quote instead of fire-fighting.
Cadence page — reorder volume time series with seasonality decomposition and 90-day forecast band.
Same part. Two suppliers. The truth.
Pick a part; see the per-supplier, per-revision price history on one chart, with material-index adjustment factored out so you’re comparing real margin, not commodity noise. The view that turns a "feeling" about supplier value into a number you can put in a slide.
Part-detail page — supplier comparison with revision-adjusted price history and material-index normalization toggle.
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