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Supply Chain Dashboard Wireframe: OTIF and Inventory

Service levels against promise, then inventory cover and a supplier scorecard. OTIF is specced as both conditions on one line, which is how it stops quietly becoming 99%.

Supply Chain and InventoryAll sitestoOn time in full94.1%-2.3%Order fill rate97.6%+0.9%Stockouts38 SKUs+26.7%Avg lead time11.4 days+8.6%OTIF vs. targetFailure reasonsLate deliveries by regionLate and short orders
Page 1 of 2Service Levels. 22 elements across 2 pages, every one editable once it is open.

What's Included

Page 1

Service Levels

KPI card x4 (On time in full, Order fill rate, Stockouts, Avg lead time)
Filter (Network)
Date filter (Period)
Line chart (OTIF vs. target)
Bar chart (Failure reasons)
Map (Late deliveries by region)
Table (Late and short orders)
Page 2

Inventory & Suppliers

Inventory and SuppliersAll categoriestoInventory value$8.94M+6.2%Weeks of cover6.4-11.1%Excess and obsolete$412K+14.8%Inventory turns8.1+3.8%Cover by categorySupplier scorecard
KPI card x4 (Inventory value, Weeks of cover, Excess and obsolete, Inventory turns)
Filter (Category)
Date filter (As at)
Bar chart (Cover by category)
Table (Supplier scorecard)

Annotated, Not Just Drawn

7 elements carry a spec note: the grain of the chart, where the number comes from, what the filter applies to, what happens on click. They open in the editor and travel into the exported build spec, so whoever builds it in your BI tool reads the same thing the stakeholder signed off. Three of this template's:

  • Supplier scorecard

    Supplier, spend, OTIF, lead time, lead-time variability, quality rejects, score. Variability matters more than the mean. A reliable 12 days beats a volatile 8.

  • OTIF vs. target

    Weekly, against the contractual target as a flat second series. Annotate known disruptions. An unexplained dip generates more meetings than the dip itself.

  • On time in full

    Both conditions on the same line: on time AND complete. Measuring them separately is how OTIF quietly becomes 99%.

Who This Template Is For

Supply chain and logistics analysts reporting service levels to a customer or a board, where the definition of on-time-in-full is the argument.

How to Use This Template

  1. 1

    Open the template in datawirefra.me by clicking "Use This Template" above.

  2. 2

    Customize the layout — drag, resize, or swap any component to match your specific requirements.

  3. 3

    Label each component with your actual metric names (e.g., replace "KPI Card" with "Revenue MTD").

  4. 4

    Share via live URL or export to PNG/PDF to collect stakeholder feedback before building in Universal.

  5. 5

    Once approved, use the wireframe as your build spec in Universal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Supply Chain Dashboard Wireframe: OTIF and Inventory?+

Service levels against promise, then inventory cover and a supplier scorecard. OTIF is specced as both conditions on one line, which is how it stops quietly becoming 99%.

Is this template free?+

Yes. All templates on datawirefra.me are free to use. Open the template, customize it, and export or share via live URL — no account required for sharing.

Can I use this for my Universal dashboard?+

Absolutely. This template is designed as a planning and alignment tool before you build in Universal. Wireframe first, get sign-off from stakeholders, then build with confidence.

Can I add or remove components?+

Yes. Every component in this template is fully customizable. You can add new chart types, remove what you don't need, resize elements, and rearrange the layout.

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