Functional Documentation¶

Functional documentation is the primary knowledge base for planning teams.

Use this section to describe business processes, planning routines, operating cadences, configuration decisions, and interpretation of results. The writing should be practical: what the planner is trying to decide, which inputs matter, what OpsFactor calculates, and how the team should act on the output.

Journeys¶

• Demand Planning: data preparation, clusters, AutoFit, execution, analysis, and collaboration.
• Supply Network Planning and Design: network, greenfield/brownfield scenarios, capacity, and constrained plans.
• S&OE and Line Sequencing: executable sequence, resources, setups, and unavailability.
• DRP, Deployment, and load formation: transfers, priorities, aging, and loads.
• Planning workflows: cadence, collaboration, and exception management.
• Inventory policy and optimization: parameters, service, risk, and buffer positioning.
• Cost-to-Serve and P&L: economic facts, costs, margin, and plan comparison.

Concepts in these journeys connect to the data catalog, which documents granularity, fields, keys, and relationships.