The Order Management Analytics dashboard provides key metrics across the order
fulfillment lifecycle. Use AI-generated insights to enhance decision making for your order
management operations with real-time, unified data. Create data streams to bring Order
Management data into Data 360. Then connect your Data 360 license to Order Management to create
calculated insights for order fulfillment performance.
The Order Management Analytics dashboard and calculated insights are available if you have
Data 360 provisioned with an OM Growth license. Data 360 and Einstein Generative AI power
calculated insights.
To get AI-powered calculated insights, set up a data stream between Order Management and Data
360 by using convenient data kits. See Share Data Using Order Management File-Based Data
Kits. Then you can turn on the connection between Data 360 and Order Management to
access the dashboard and calculated insights. See Enable Order Management
Analytics. To refresh the data on your dashboard, visit calculated insights in Data
360 and republish.
On the dashboard, use filters (1) to update visualizations based on specific locations and
time periods. The filters don’t affect the calculated insights. View AI-powered calculated
insights (2) and pinpoint locations that require operational review to enhance efficiency and
order fulfillment performance. View the three fastest and slowest order processing times for
location or category. Open an expanded view (3) to see all times across each metric.
Important If daily insights fail to generate, the system defaults to the most
recent generated insight. This behavior can lead to discrepancies between AI Insights and the
dashboard data.
Enable Order Management Analytics Connect your org’s Data 360 license to Order Management to access the Analytics dashboard and create and view calculated insights.
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