Concept · Interactive example
The decision notebook, by example.
Below is an interactive concept mockup — an example you can operate, not shipped software, and not a preview of your screens: customer implementations reflect each customer’s own architecture, color scheme, and branding. The dark surface is the notebook: the day's decisions on the left rail, one decision page open. The open page is the same ATP short-ship worked through in the Learning Zone example.
Try it — switch allocation strategies · commit & archive · pin or collapse the navigator. Only the ATP page is built; the other navigator entries are illustrative.
Signal detected
Recommended allocation
| Order | Customer | Tier | Req | Allocate | Backorder | New promise | Status |
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| Strategy | Penalty | Tier-1 SLA | Spot 1st? |
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Inbound recovery — why those promise dates
Each re-promise date is the first point delayed and firm supply actually lands, read from the TMS — so a promise is one the network can keep.
Commit & archive
Write the allocation and new promise dates back to the ERP. The page — signal, systems read, recommendation, and rationale — persists and archives, so the reason for the call survives the call.
A2go Decision Intelligence Platform · ADIP — Console-register product mockup. Telemetry is representative and computed in-page; SCOR is ASCM's framework. Other notebook pages are illustrative.