Locations
The Locations table contains the different locations included in your model. A location can be a warehouse, a distribution center, a factory, a shop…
Note that you don’t need to put in the location table your supplier or customer locations.
Key Fields
Field |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
non-empty string |
Unique name of the location. |
owner |
location name |
Hierachical parent of the location. |
Location hierarchy
Hint
Setting up a good location hierarchy is important if you are interested in the demand forecasting functionality. Otherwise, you can skip modeling a location hierarchy.
Using the owner field the locations can be organized in a hierarhical tree structure. This allows, among other, reviewing the forecast at different levels in the Forecast editor.
Here is an example to model a tree structure with warehouses in multiple countries:
Name |
Owner |
|---|---|
All locations |
|
Belgium |
All locations |
Warehouse 1 |
Belgium |
France |
All locations |
Warehouse 2 |
France |
Warehouse 3 |
France |
Advanced topics
Complete table description: Locations
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