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SCMotif documentation

SCMotif turns a supply-chain question, such as where the cost sits or what closing a plant does to service, into a workflow. The workflow runs on your real data, validates what it reads, and leaves a named, repeatable answer behind. You ask the agent you already use. SCMotif does the modelling, and the web app shows you what the agent built.

Start here

  • How SCMotif is organised — what a project, data source, workflow, run, scenario and dashboard are, and how one leads to the next.
  • Connect your agent — one address for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, or anything else that speaks MCP, and what you agree to when you let one in.
  • Versions and storage — find the inputs an earlier run used, restore a saved version, and free up account storage.
  • Simplify a network optimization — investigate a slow solve, reduce unnecessary choices and detail, and improve numerical scaling with sensible units and bounds.

The web app

What each page of the app shows and what you can do on it. Documentation in the app's sidebar opens the page for the screen you are on.

  • Projects and the project home — choosing a project, its home page, and the project brief.
  • Data sources — uploading, previewing and downloading files.
  • Workflows and runs — the canvas, running a workflow, and reading what a run found.
  • Scenarios — the scenarios a project holds, their versions, and the Viewer.
  • Dashboards — opening, arranging and sharing dashboards.
  • Settings — your account, connected agents, storage and number display.

Reference

  • Node reference — every node the workflow canvas can place: when to use it, what it needs wired in, and what each setting means. The same text the app shows under a node's Open reference.