Implement EBS Analytics for Supply Chain

About EBS Analytics for the Supply Chain Lifecycle

Order Management (OM) and Inventory (INV) Analytics provide critical insights into the complex relations between orders and inventory, helping organizations manage the supply chain lifecycle.

Order Management drives the order fulfillment process. Sales orders are the entry points for the sales process, while invoices (found in the Account Receivables module) are the exit points from the fulfillment process.

In order to evaluate the sales performance of individual sales representatives, sales teams, or departments, business analysts need critical visibility into which items are ordered, backlogged, and invoiced.

The EBS Analytics for Supply Chain solution requires the following modules:

Order Management (OM)
Inventory (INV) Management Analytics
Purchasing Analytics
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)
Advanced Supply Chain Planning (ASCP)

A module consists of schemas, business schemas, and dashboards.

With the EBS Analytics for Supply Chain dashboards, you can easily analyze the following:

Order and Fulfillment effectiveness
Customer Performance
Employee Performance
Inventory Visibility

Advanced Supply Chain Planning (ASCP)

The ASCP module provides insights into planning the extended supply chain.

ASCP Data Model

ASCP Configuration

The ASCP module consists of schemas business schemas, and a dashboard folder of dashboards.

ASCP Schemas

For the tenant, verify the following schemas:

EBS_MSC
EBS_MSC_SN
EBS_MRP
COMMON schemas such as:
- EBS_ITEM_COMMON
- EBS_CAL_COMMON
- EBS_FND_COMMON
- EBS_HR_COMMON
- EBS_FIN_COMMON
- EBS_PARTY_COMMON

ASCP Business Schemas

For the tenant, verify the following business schemas:

SupplyDemandPlanning
VCPMeasures
VCPExceptions
Forecast

ASCP Dashboard Folders

For the tenant, verify the following dashboard folders:

Purchasing
Purchasing->Buyer Dashboards

Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)

The EAM module provides information about operational details regarding the number of planned/unplanned work order, the number of open/urgent work requests, and on-time completion percentage across organizations and Asset Groups.