1. Supply Chain
  2. Data model and import order
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The tables behind Supply Chain

Supply Chain ships with 38 tables, grouped here by the feature that uses them. Every record your team works with lives in one of them, and you can add fields and tables in Proto.

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38
Features
8, plus shared settings
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How the model is organised

Demand planning:

Demand forecasts, forecast versions, forecast buckets, MRP runs, replenishment plans.

Procurement:

Purchase orders, purchase order items, vendor splits, supplier contracts, Contacts, vendor scorecards.

Receiving and invoices:

Goods receipts, goods receipt lines, supplier invoices.

Inventory and warehouses:

Inventory, Warehouses, Bins, stock movements, Allocations, Transfers.

Counts and adjustments:

Cycle counts, physical inventories.

Quality:

Quality plans, quality inspections, Nonconformances, CAP as.

Shipping and returns:

Shipments, shipment tracking, Carriers, shipping methods, return authorizations.

Products and production:

Products, item masters, product categories, units of measure, production orders, exchange rates.

Every table, by feature

Demand planning

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Demand forecasts

    Forecasted demand per product per warehouse per bucket under a version.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Forecast buckets, Forecast versions
  • Forecast versions

    Named forecast iterations: baseline, S1, S2, locked.

  • Forecast buckets

    Time buckets against which forecasts are stored.

  • MRP runs

    Execution-level record of a material requirements planning run.

    Linked to Users, Forecast versions
  • Replenishment plans

    MRP and reorder-point-driven net demand suggestions.

    Linked to MRP runs, Products, Warehouses, Contacts

Procurement

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Purchase orders

    Orders to suppliers for materials, components, goods and services.

    Linked to Users, Contacts, Supplier contracts, Warehouses
  • Purchase order items

    Line items of a purchase order.

    Linked to Purchase orders, Products, Warehouses
  • Vendor splits

    Optional split of a purchase order across supplier sites or dual-sourced suppliers.

    Linked to Purchase orders, Contacts
  • Supplier contracts

    Signed procurement agreements: rate cards, rebate tiers and SL as.

    Linked to Contacts
  • Contacts

    Supplier and customer master records. Type distinguishes vendors from customers.

    Linked to Shipping methods
  • Vendor scorecards

    Periodic supplier performance rollups.

    Linked to Contacts

Receiving and invoices

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Goods receipts

    Physical receipt of goods against a purchase order.

    Linked to Purchase orders, Users, Contacts, Warehouses
  • Goods receipt lines

    Line-level receipts: what was received, into which bin, in what disposition.

    Linked to Goods receipts, Products, Bins, Purchase order items
  • Supplier invoices

    Vendor bills against received purchase orders.

    Linked to Contacts, Purchase orders, Goods receipts
  • Purchase orders

    Orders to suppliers for materials, components, goods and services.

    Linked to Users, Contacts, Supplier contracts, Warehouses
  • Purchase order items

    Line items of a purchase order.

    Linked to Purchase orders, Products, Warehouses

Inventory and warehouses

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Inventory

    On-hand, allocated and available-to-promise stock per product, warehouse, bin and lot.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Bins
  • Warehouses

    Physical warehouse and distribution center master.

    Linked to Users
  • Bins

    Bin-level storage locations within a warehouse.

    Linked to Warehouses
  • Stock movements

    Every physical movement of stock.

    Linked to Users, Products, Warehouses, Bins
  • Allocations

    Commitments of on-hand inventory against outbound shipments or production orders.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Bins
  • Transfers

    Inter-warehouse stock transfers.

    Linked to Users, Warehouses, Products

Counts and adjustments

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Cycle counts

    Scheduled partial inventory counts.

    Linked to Users, Warehouses, Products, Bins
  • Physical inventories

    Periodic full-warehouse wall-to-wall counts.

    Linked to Users, Warehouses
  • Stock movements

    Every physical movement of stock.

    Linked to Users, Products, Warehouses, Bins
  • Inventory

    On-hand, allocated and available-to-promise stock per product, warehouse, bin and lot.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Bins
  • Bins

    Bin-level storage locations within a warehouse.

    Linked to Warehouses

Quality

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Quality plans

    Inspection rule templates per product, category or supplier.

    Linked to Products, Product categories, Contacts
  • Quality inspections

    Quality inspections on inbound, in-process and outbound material.

    Linked to Users, Quality plans, Products
  • Nonconformances

    Formal records of rejected or out-of-spec material.

    Linked to Quality inspections, Contacts, Products
  • CAP as

    Corrective and preventive action records.

    Linked to Users, Nonconformances
  • Contacts

    Supplier and customer master records. Type distinguishes vendors from customers.

    Linked to Shipping methods

Shipping and returns

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Shipments

    Outbound shipments of finished goods to customers.

    Linked to Users, Contacts, Warehouses, Carriers
  • Shipment tracking

    Carrier scan events along a shipment.

    Linked to Shipments
  • Carriers

    Freight carriers: parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean, air, rail and courier.

  • Shipping methods

    Named service levels per carrier.

    Linked to Carriers
  • Return authorizations

    Return merchandise authorizations for customer and vendor returns.

    Linked to Contacts, Shipments, Goods receipts, Products
  • Allocations

    Commitments of on-hand inventory against outbound shipments or production orders.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Bins

Products and production

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Products

    Catalog of sellable and stockable items: finished goods, components, raw materials, consumables and spares.

    Linked to Product categories, Contacts
  • Item masters

    SKU-level logistics, physical, regulatory and handling attributes.

    Linked to Products
  • Product categories

    Hierarchical product categories.

    Linked to Product categories
  • Units of measure

    Unit of measure master with conversion factors.

    Linked to Units of measure
  • Production orders

    Lightweight production orders raised from replenishment for made-in-house items.

    Linked to Products, Warehouses, Replenishment plans

Shared and settings

2 tables
  • Exchange rates

    Read-only effective exchange rates for this app.

  • Users

    Users

    Linked to Users

Keys and references

Products reference a category and primary and alternate suppliers in Contacts; item masters reference one product. Forecasts reference a product, warehouse, bucket and version; replenishment plans reference an MRP run, product and warehouse. Purchase orders reference a supplier, buyer, warehouse and contract; lines reference a product and destination warehouse. Receipts reference a purchase order and supplier; receipt lines reference a receipt, product, bin and order line. Invoices reference a supplier, order and receipt. Inventory, movements, allocations and counts reference a product, warehouse and bin. Shipments reference a customer, warehouse, carrier and method.

Import products by SKU, contacts by supplier or customer code, warehouses by code and bins by bin code within warehouse.

Migration order

  1. Load Users, units of measure, product categories, Warehouses and Bins.
  2. Load Contacts, Carriers and shipping methods, then Products and item masters.
  3. Load supplier contracts and quality plans.
  4. Load opening Inventory by warehouse, bin and lot.
  5. Load open purchase orders with lines, open Transfers, Shipments and return authorizations, and current forecast versions with demand forecasts.
  6. Reconcile stock, open orders and open invoices with the source, test permissions and replay the exception cases before go-live.

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