Node reference
Every node the canvas can place, grouped the way the palette groups them. A page says when to use the node, what it needs wired in, and what each parameter means.
Data¶
- Import Data — Load data from data source
- Save Data — Save output as data source
Transform¶
- Aggregate — Aggregate data with grouping and calculations
- Concatenate — Stack rows from two datasets into one (UNION ALL)
- Filter — Filter rows based on conditions
- Join — Join two datasets on matching keys
- Script — Clean or reshape raw data with Python
Map Data¶
- Map Bill of Materials — Map columns to BoM schema (recipe: output product + components consumed)
- Map Demand History — Map columns to demand-history schema (dated quantities — the forecast's training series)
- Map Demand Policy — Map columns to demand-policy schema (requested quantity, unit revenue — the rules)
- Map Demand State — Map columns to demand-state schema (fulfilled quantity, realized revenue — the outcome)
- Map Handling Policy — Map columns to handling-policy schema (unit handling cost — the rule)
- Map Handling State — Map columns to handling-state schema (realized handling cost — the outcome)
- Map Inventory Policy — Map columns to inventory-policy schema (per-unit carrying cost — the rule)
- Map Inventory State — Map columns to inventory-state schema (average inventory, realized carrying cost — the outcome)
- Map Lanes — Map columns to lane schema (possible transport connections for optimization)
- Map Location Policy — Map site policy for single-period network design
- Map Location State — Map site state for single-period network design
- Map Locations — Map columns to location schema (warehouses, customers, suppliers)
- Map Production Policy — Map columns to production-policy schema (unit production cost + capacity — the rule)
- Map Production State — Map columns to production-state schema (produced quantity, realized cost — the outcome)
- Map Supply Policy — Map columns to supply-policy schema (capacity, unit cost — the rules)
- Map Supply State — Map columns to supply-state schema (used quantity, realized cost — the outcome)
- Map Transport — Map columns to transport schema (shipments, flows)
Scenario¶
- Create Scenario — Save data or results as scenario
- Load Scenario — Load an existing scenario by ID
Analyze¶
- Center of Gravity — Find optimal warehouse/distribution center locations
- Cost to Serve — Allocate supply, transport, and inventory costs to demand points
- Scenario Script — Modify scenario data with Python and return a scenario
- Scenario to Table — Compute rows from scenario data with Python for processing or export
- XYZ Segmentation — Classify items by demand variability (XYZ) from demand history alone — no defaults, every threshold and bucket is stated
Optimize¶
- Add Constraint — Add a business rule or constraint to the optimization model
- Consolidate Shipments — Pack a scenario's shipment history onto the fewest transports that still fit every capacity dimension and the date window — proven optimal per lane, and back as a scenario to compare
- Network Optimization — Optimize supply chain network flows, sourcing, and demand fulfillment
- Set Objective — Change what the optimizer optimizes for