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See how much the plan is really moving — and who moved it.

A week-over-week volatility tracker for the production plan: it separates real reschedules from MRP renumbering noise, attributes each change to planner or system, and pinpoints the materials and weeks taking the most whiplash.

See why orders miss their date — and where to act first.

A command center for order-confirmation rate: it roots every unconfirmed unit to a specific cause, rolls them into five buckets, drills category → cause → line, scores customers by service crisis, and exports a ranked worklist with a recommended action per cause.

Stop past-due production orders from over-ordering your raw materials.

A triage worklist for past-due in-house production orders — the ones still signaling false demand for the raw materials MRP keeps procuring. It ages every open order, weights each by size and staleness, and sorts it into one clear action — unfirm, close, verify a partial, reschedule, or leave — with the where-used BOM showing which purchased components each stale order is over-ordering, and a snapshot diff that tells the orders actively confirming apart from the dead ones inflating your stock.

Know which inbound updates actually matter today.

A daily inbound worklist that picks the firmest arrival date for every open shipment and tells you which to act on — verify receipt, chase logistics, reschedule, or drop — with the vessel and container moves that hit many lines surfaced up top.

Catch the count errors a total-only view hides.

A triage worklist for physical inventory: per-bin integrity checks flag impossible quantities and offsetting errors that net to a believable total, alongside line-side overstaging — each one ready to accept, reject, or defer.

Search a BOM, trace where-used, get the true per-unit quantity.

A bill-of-materials explorer: field-qualified search across every BOM attribute, reverse where-used lookup for any component, and multi-level tree explosion — with the true per-finished-good-unit quantity rolled up across every usage path and kept separate by site.

Catch the planning parameters that don’t fit how a part is sourced.

An MRP parameter-governance console: it audits planning settings — safety stock, lot size, rounding, lot procedure, time fence — against sourcing-tier × ABC × XYZ targets, weights each finding by BOM criticality, flags inventory-health and lifecycle issues, and puts a dollar exposure on every one.