Example panels from completed inventory visibility builds. Each layout is customised to the client's location structure, SKU hierarchy, and replenishment rules — these are representative compositions, not off-the-shelf templates.
Location stock heatmap — Colour-coded on-hand quantities across seven distribution centres, with drill-down to SKU level. Built for a Gyeonggi cold-chain distributor.Exception queue — Items below safety stock sorted by days-of-supply remaining, with direct link to open purchase orders. Used daily by a Busan food distributor's planning team.Lead-time comparison — Rolling 90-day average receipt lead times for domestic vs. overseas supplier lanes. Highlighted one German supplier lane with recurring two-week drift.Inbound PO tracker — Open purchase orders mapped against current stock gaps, with expected receipt dates and overdue flags. Core panel for a Seoul retail chain's buying team.Days-of-supply trends — Four-week rolling days-of-supply by product category, using the client's agreed consumption formula. Helps planners spot category-level drift before individual SKU breaches.Capacity utilisation — Warehouse bay occupancy against maximum holding limits, flagging overstock conditions that block inbound receipts. Built for an automotive parts importer with bonded warehouse nodes.
How these panels are built
Every panel starts from your data extracts and replenishment rules, not a pre-made chart library. During the mapping workshop, your team ranks which views matter most. During the build, we validate each panel against live data before handover.