| Users can visually build models now instead of using
multiple data tables, which can be difficult to sort through
and time consuming. Simple drag and drop functions allow users
to:
• Create products, sites, sourcing policies, and
transportation policies using Visual Modeler – Users don’t
have go through multiple data tabs to build or change supply
chain models Visual Modeler allows for drag and drop
capabilities to build models.
• Automatic
synchronization with data tables in Guru – Data tables are
automatically populated when users build models in Visual
Modeler
• Automatic population of inventory policies
when creating sites – Inventory policies
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Existing models can be checked for missing data
or validated by reviewing key inputs in visual modeler.
Users can:
• Change sourcing, transportation, and inventory
policies (For one or many sets
of data)
• Filter by product, sites, customers, or
policies for quick editing
• Delete or change site
parameters
• Incorporate groups for changing large data
sets
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While maps are useful for overall views, analysts require
specific product, customer, or geographic flows. Visual
Modeler allows for user to:
• Create and save unique views by product, customer, or
site filters
• Show SKU specific product flows
•
Copy views to PPT to communicate supply chain flows
• Create views of specific supply chain segments by
business unit, geography, or any unique
characteristic
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