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Supply Plan

The Supply Plan is a versioned snapshot of how the network intends to fulfill demand. It connects initial inventory, open orders, production, purchasing, transfers, capacity, and policies without replacing the source datasets.

Path in the platform

Data > Data Operations > Planning Data > Supply Planning > Supply Planning Data > Supply planning

Select the supplyPlanId first. The platform then provides extracts for direct demand, constraints, production, occupation, distribution, projected inventory, coverage, consolidated orders, and write-off.

Logical header

Field Required? What it represents
supplyPlanId Yes Version identity
description No Planner-readable scenario name
executionProfileId Yes Configuration used to execute
demandPlanId No Source Demand Plan, where applicable
referenceDate Yes First scenario period
horizon Yes Periods covered
status Yes Execution, review, or release state
sourceSupplyPlanId No Scenario from which this version was derived, where applicable

Output families

Output Main grain Question answered
Direct demand and backlog material, location, and period What must be fulfilled?
Production plan material, resource, location, and period What should be made and where?
Occupation and shifts resource and period Where are the bottlenecks?
Distribution plan material, origin, destination, and period What should be transferred?
Consolidated planned loading orders origin, destination, fleet, vehicle type, and dispatch period How many vehicle trips support the constrained transfer plan?
Projected inventory and coverage material, location, and period How much will remain available?
Constraints object, period, and rule What prevents fulfillment?
Projected write-off material, location, lot, and period Where is shelf-life loss likely?

Dependencies

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Consistency rules

  • every extract uses the same supplyPlanId;
  • periods and units are comparable;
  • each quantity preserves material, location, and calculation origin;
  • working-plan changes do not rewrite the base scenario;
  • constraints and shortages remain explainable;
  • financial metrics derive from the same operational scenario.
  • consolidated planned loading orders belong to the constrained result and remain traceable to the same supplyPlanId.