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Type = Troubleshooting,; Topic = Multienterprise Information Network Tower (MINT),;Persona = TraceLink Administrator, User,; Orchestration = Manufacturing, Logistics, Commerce, Transportation, Clinical Supply,; Function = Supply Chain, IT, Procurement,

View reports

Reports are essential components used to visualize, analyze, and monitor business processes and performance using data collected from across the supply chain. Reports are categorized as either be Base reports or Joint reports.

View reports in solution

  1. If you have access to multiple companies, make sure you have the correct company selected in the TraceLink Account menu.
  2. Select the Main Menu icon.

  3. Select My Networks or Partner Networks depending on the desired network.
  4. Select a Network in the header.See the quick reference for network names for a list of networks and apps.
  5. Select a Partner or Location (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
  6. Select the Go button.

    The screen refreshes and displays the solution for the selected Network and Partner or Location.

  7. Locate the name of the desired report or dashboard in the solution's side menu.
  8. Select the report or dashboard.

    The report or dashboard displays in the main content area.

Tips

  • If the desired report or dashboard does not appear in the side menu, check the OPUS Reports and Dashboards marketplace.

Base Reports

Base reports are built using a single data source (e.g. purchase orders). They are used for straightforward reporting needs where all required data is available in one dataset. The following base reports are available:

Joint Reports

Joint reports combine data from multiple data sources (e.g. purchase orders and acknowledgment data) into a single report, enabling complex reporting and cross-functional insights. For example, A joint report might combine - Forecast data from the brand owner, PO and acknowledgment data from the supplier, Batch production data from the CMO, shipping data from the logistics provider. This enables the brand owner to see whether demand was met on time and if not, where the bottleneck occurred - forecasting, ordering, manufacturing, or shipping. The following joint reports are available:

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