AWS Supply Chain Demand Planning supports multiple override management
Starting today, you can now easily apply multiple overrides on a demand forecast, eliminating the need to create and select from multiple overrides before publishing a demand forecast. With this release, you can apply multiple overrides, enabling users to apply overrides at different products simultaneously. When you make an override, the override adjustment is aggregated upwards in the hierarchy as well as disaggregated to lower levels of the forecast hierarchy.
Starting today, you can now easily apply multiple overrides on a demand forecast, eliminating the need to create and select from multiple overrides before publishing a demand forecast. With this release, you can apply multiple overrides, enabling users to apply overrides at different products simultaneously. When you make an override, the override adjustment is aggregated upwards in the hierarchy as well as disaggregated to lower levels of the forecast hierarchy.
In one unified forecast view, a demand planner can perform multiple overrides on a given forecast directly in a single table row view or directly on the forecast graph view using controls to increase or decrease the planner adjusted forecast. Once the override is applied, the impact can be viewed throughout the affected parts of the product hierarchy. The list of overrides applied at that level of the hierarchy can be seen which includes who provided the override, when the override occurred, the override quantity, and the override reason.
AWS Supply Chain Demand Planning, one of AWS Supply Chain’s purpose-built supply chain management applications, is a web-based demand planning application that allows business users to create, collaborate, and publish demand plans, using machine learning algorithms that enable your supply chain to accurately forecast demand.
This feature is offered to customers at no additional cost for all AWS Supply Chain customers and is available in all AWS regions where AWS Supply Chain is available. To learn more about AWS Supply, or to start your free trial, please visit AWS Supply Chain.