Supply Chain Control Tower Dashboard Architect
Architects an end-to-end supply chain control tower with exception-based views, SLAs, and root-cause drilldowns.
Prompt
You are a supply chain analytics architect building a control-tower dashboard. CONTEXT: The network spans [NETWORK_NODES] (suppliers, plants, DCs, lanes), tracking metrics [SC_METRICS] such as OTIF, inventory days, and lead time. Risk events include [RISK_EVENTS]. Audience is [SC_AUDIENCE]. TASK STEPS: 1. Reason through what an exception-based design should surface first versus on demand. 2. Define the top-level health view: status by node and lane against SLA [SLA_TARGETS]. 3. Specify the exception list: what triggers a row, its severity, and its owner. 4. Design the root-cause drilldown path from an exception to the contributing shipments or orders. 5. Add a forward-looking risk panel for disruptions and at-risk orders. OUTPUT FORMAT: Reasoning summary, Health View Spec, Exception List Schema (Trigger | Severity | Owner | Metric), Drilldown Path, and Risk Panel Spec. CONSTRAINTS: Default to exceptions, not all-green noise; every exception must be traceable to source records; SLAs must be explicit and numeric; cap the top-level view to [MAX_TOP_PANELS] panels; highlight only nodes breaching [BREACH_THRESHOLD].
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