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Supply Chain Decision Center

Your supply network as one live graph: agents spot a disruption, trace its blast radius, lay out the options, and act only after you approve.

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v1 · Published Sep 26, 2026

What you get

  • 3 folders
  • 4 documents
  • 9 tables
  • 1 artifact
  • 3 agents
Six network tables (Suppliers, Parts, Ports & lanes, Shipments in transit, Plants, Orders) that name each other, so the Decision center can draw suppliers, ports, shipments, parts, plants, work orders, distribution centres, orders and customers as one relationship graph. Incidents, Options and an Execution log record each disruption from detection to execution, and three guides explain the links, the playbook and the decision memo. The Supply Risk Analyst watches maritime notices and the news and traces each incident through the network; the Scenario Planner simulates reroute, air-freight and hold options with their delay, cost and revenue protected; the Operations Executor turns an approved option into reroutes, purchase order changes and supplier notices, and asks a person before it changes anything. It comes with a worked example: Rotterdam closed for 72 hours, three plants short and $4.2M of orders at risk.

First thing to try· About 15 minutes

Map our supply network and run a closure scenario on the highest-risk port

Keep the sample rows or put in your own suppliers, lanes, shipments and orders, then ask the Scenario Planner: “Map our supply network and run a closure scenario on the highest-risk port.”

You will know it worked when

The reply ranks the ports by risk and lists any names that do not match; Incidents has a new Scenario row for the top port with plants short, orders at risk and revenue at risk filled in; Options holds three options with delay, cost and revenue protected, one marked Recommended; and the Decision cen

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