ℹ️ When a simulation is finished, you can access the supply metrics in the Supply Explorer to evaluate the physical flow of your Demand and Supply Plan.
Overview
The Supply Explorer page provides vital insights into your supply chain by visualizing how well your supply plan fulfills demand, along with finished goods supply and inventory trends. This guide walks through how to navigate the page, apply filters, and interpret the widgets.
Navigation
Accessing the Supply Explorer page
From the left-hand navigation sidebar, under the IBP section, select Supply Planning
Filters
A filter bar sits at the top of the page, letting you scope every chart on the page to a specific slice of your network:
- Product — filter by product, product group, or leave as All Products.
- Origin — filter by the supplying location(s); leave as All Origins to include every source.
- Destination — filter by the receiving location(s); leave as All Destinations to include every delivery point.
- Date range — set the planning horizon for the view (e.g. 02/2026 – 01/2027).
Order Fulfilment
The Order Fulfilment widget shows, period by period, how much of your demand is met (Fulfilled) versus unmet (Unfulfilled) under the selected scenario. It pairs a stacked column chart with a set of comparison metric cards.
1. Reading the chart
- Each column represents one period across the selected date range, with the y-axis showing Quantity (Unit).
- Columns are split into a Fulfilled (dark) portion and an Unfulfilled (red) portion, so you can see at a glance where demand goes unmet.
- Hover over any column to open a tooltip with the period's detail: Order Quantity, Fulfilled Quantity, Unfulfilled Quantity, Unfulfilled Value, and Order Fulfilment %.
2. Scope selector
Use the scope drop-down (top-right of the chart) to choose which flow you're analyzing:
- All
- Secondary Sales
- Primary Sales
- Stock Transfers
- Supply Sources
3. Time granularity
Toggle the period grouping using the D / W / M / Q / FY control:
- D — Daily
- W — Weekly
- M — Monthly
- Q — Quarterly
- FY — Full year
4. Comparison metric cards
To the right of the chart, three cards summarize key fulfilment metrics for the current scenario and compare them against another scenario you select. Use the scenario picker on each card to choose the comparison scenario (selected one at a time). Each card shows the current scenario's value, the comparison scenario's value, and the percentage delta between them:
- Order Fulfilment (%) — the share of demand that is met.
- Unfulfilled Value (VND) — the value of unmet demand.
- Unfulfilled Volume (Units) — the volume of unmet demand.
The delta is color-coded so you can quickly spot where one scenario outperforms another.
Order Fulfilment Details
The Order Fulfilment Details widget presents the underlying data behind the Order Fulfilment chart as a table, for the currently selected scenario. It supports two view modes, scope filtering, and configurable columns.
1. View modes
Toggle between the two modes using the Aggregated / Atomic control (top-right of the widget):
- Aggregated — rows are grouped into an expandable hierarchy (e.g. Scenario 1 → product categories such as Beverages, Snacks, Medication). Click the chevron on any row to drill down into its children. Each row shows roll-up totals for the selected metrics.
- Atomic — every individual record is listed as its own flat row (e.g. by Product ID, Origin Ref, Destination Ref, Date, Category, Channel), with a Total row summarizing all records. Atomic view is paginated, with controls to move between pages and set the number of rows shown per page.
2. Scope selector
Use the scope drop-down to filter the table to a specific flow (matching the chart scope): All, Secondary Sales, Primary Sales, Stock Transfers, or Supply Sources.
3. Sorting
Click the sort arrows beside any metric column header (e.g. Order Quantity, Order Fulfilment %, Unfulfilled Value) to sort the table by that column.
4. Settings — Organize Detail Results
Click the gear icon to open the Organize Detail Results dialog, where you choose which fields appear in the table. Drag fields between the All Fields list and the Selection list, and reorder within the Selection list to set column order. There are two tabs:
- Select Segments — the dimensions used to break down or group the data. Available fields include Brands, Sub Category, Product ID, Product Name, Product Range, Product Type, Strategic Segment, Sub Channel, and more. (Example selection: Category, Channel.)
- Select Analytics — the metrics shown as columns. Available fields include Fulfilled Quantity, Unfulfilled Volume (UoM), and Root Cause. (Example selection: Order Quantity, Order Fulfilment %, Unfulfilled Value (VND).)
Click Save to apply your changes, or Cancel to discard them.
Inventory Evolution
The Inventory Evolution widget tracks how on-hand inventory develops over time against storage capacity, while flagging periods of unfulfilled demand. It combines a dual-axis chart with three summary metric cards, all scoped to the currently selected scenario (e.g. Budget Forecast Base 2026).
1. Reading the chart
The chart plots three series on two y-axes:
- On-Hand Inventory (blue line) — the inventory level for each period, measured against the left axis, Inventory (Unit).
- Storage Capacity (dotted line) — the maximum holding capacity, shown for comparison against the inventory line.
- Unfulfilled Demand (red bands) — periods where demand goes unmet, measured against the right axis, Unfulfilled (Unit). A warning marker highlights any period in which unfulfilled demand is detected.
Hover over any period to open a tooltip with the exact figures: On-Hand Inventory, Storage Capacity, Unfulfilled Demand, and a flag noting whether unfulfilled demand was detected in that period.
2. Time granularity
Toggle the period grouping using the M / Q / FY control (top-right):
- M — Monthly
- Q — Quarterly
- FY — Full year
3. Summary metric cards
Below the chart, three cards summarize inventory health for the selected scenario, each showing the current value and its change versus the comparison baseline:
- Avg Inventory Value — the average value of inventory held over the filtered period (e.g. 9.03T VND).
- Average DIO — Days Inventory Outstanding, i.e. the average number of days inventory is held before it's used or sold (e.g. 127.3 days).
- Stockout — the share of periods or demand affected by a stockout (e.g. 0.0%).
4. Context footer
The footer confirms the current view settings — the granularity and facility scope (e.g. Monthly view • All facilities) on the left, and the last-updated timestamp plus active scenario (e.g. Last updated: May 25, 2026 • Scenario: Budget Forecast Base 2026) on the right.