Data entities supported in AWS Supply Chain
The following is an overview of the data entities supported in AWS Supply Chain.
Note
The data entities listed in this chapter are required for Data Lake ingestion. For data entities required for each AWS Supply Chain module, see Data entities and columns used in AWS Supply Chain.
For information on application datasets displayed in AWS Supply Chain Analytics, see Application datasets used in AWS Supply Chain Analytics.
Category | Category type | Data entity and description |
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Organization |
Non-transactional data |
company - Entity to store the name and location of your company. |
Non-transactional data |
geography - Entity stores geographical hierarchy of your company. |
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Non-transactional data |
trading_partner - Contains the partners that have trading relationship with your company, such as vendors, 3PLs, channel partners, or distributors. |
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Non-transactional data |
trading_partner_poc - Contains information that can be identified about the point of contacts at the partners such as vendors, 3PLs, channel partners, or distributors, that have trading relationship with your company. |
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Product |
Non-transactional data |
product - Contains the key product attributes, including name, description, brand, codes, category, business group, and price. |
Non-transactional data |
product_hierarchy - Contains the product categories and sub-categories. |
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Non-transactional data |
product_uom - Contains the product packaging options and conversations between packages. |
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Non-transactional data |
product_alternate - Contains information about alternative products, including type of alternative. |
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Non-transactional data |
un_details - Contains information about hazardous products. |
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Network |
Non-transactional data |
site - Stores information for sites holding inventory such as Stores, Distribution Centers ,including ID, name, address, geographical region, and site type. |
Non-transactional data |
transportation_lane - Contains information about transportation lanes, including from and to sites, transportation mode, and transit time. |
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Vendor management |
Non-transactional data |
vendor_product - Contains the product information per vendor, including price, lead-time, and inbound sites. |
Non-transactional data |
vendor_lead_time - Contains the planned and actual lead times from the vendor. |
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Non-transactional data |
vendor_holiday - Displays information on vendor outages due to holidays and shutdowns. |
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Planning |
Non-transactional data |
inv_policy - Contains inventory policies such as minimum and maximum safety stock policy, target inventory quantity, minimum or ma maximum order quantity and so on, for product, product-site, and other possible combinations. |
Non-transactional data |
segmentation - Used to store segments. Segments are used in conjunction with product, site, and effective dates for uniqueness. For example, HV1 for High Value, HLW for Halloween Products, seasonal, volatile and so on. |
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Non-transactional data |
sourcing_rules - Defines rules at product-site level to specify the sourcing related attributes (for example, rule type, to and from site, transportation lane, minimum and maximum quantity, priority, ratio, and so on). |
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Non-transactional data |
sourcing_schedule - Sourcing schedule determines when to source. For example, source from vendors or transfer between sites. |
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Non-transactional data |
sourcing_schedule_details - Provides sourcing schedule details. For example, the days in a week, a product be sourced from a vendor. |
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Transactional data |
reservation - Provides details about inventory reservation. For example, reservation ID, type, date, quantity, product ID. |
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Transactional data |
product_bom - Displays bill of material for product with type, level, ratios, quantities, and cost attributes. |
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Operation |
Transactional data |
process_header - Track execution activities within a plant or site. For example, manufacturing, maintenance or repairs. |
Transactional data |
process_operation - Defines operation associated with an activity. For example, Stop machine, Oiling, and so on. |
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Transactional data |
process_product - Define the product or material associated with an activity. |
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Transactional data |
production_process - Defines attributes associated with the manufacturing or production process. |
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Inventory Management |
Transactional data |
inv_level - A snapshot of the product’s inventory condition in each site. For example, snapshot date, on-hand inventory, condition of the product. |
Inbound |
Transactional data |
inbound_order - Contains information about inbound orders into your companies locations. For example, for example, purchase orders (POs), blanket POs, production orders, or stock transfer orders). |
Transactional data |
inbound_order_line - Stores line level information for inbound_order, including product_id, and quantity. |
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Transactional data |
inbound_order_line_schedule - Stores schedule-line level data within an inbound_order_line and is relevant only when schedules are used. |
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Transactional data |
shipment - Stores shipment information like origin, carrier code, ship date, product, quantity, ship from site, expected delivery date, and actual delivery date, or inbound orders (PO,TO and so on) including ship date, product, quantity, ship from site, expected delivery date, and actual delivery date. |
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Transactional data |
shipment_stop - Contains list of shipment stops with corresponding date and time. This field is used when there are multiple stops for shipments. |
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Transactional data |
shipment_stop_order - Contains list of orders picked and dropped per shipment stop. |
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Transactional data |
shipment_lot - Contains the shipment details per shipment lot. |
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Outbound fulfillment |
Transactional data |
outbound_order_line - Contains orders originating from your company and shipped to locations outside of the your network. Outbound_order_line contains order date, customer location, incoterms, and so on. It also includes product, price, discount, and units. |
Transactional data |
outbound_shipment - Stores shipment information for outbound orders, including ship date, product, quantity, ship from site, expected delivery date, and actual delivery date. |
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Cost management |
Transactional data |
customer_cost - Displays the information about the costs incurred by you during the supply chain operations. |
Plan |
Transactional data |
supply_plan - Displays the supply plan generated by AWS Supply Chain Supply Planning. |
Forecast |
Transactional data |
forecast - Stores forecast over forecast horizon for product, product-site, or other combinations. |
Transactional data |
supplementary_time_series - Displays additional demand driver time series information such as price, promotions, and out-of-stock indicator to improve forecast quality. |
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Reference |
Non-transactional data |
reference_field - Contains mapping of any entity-field-value combination to a corresponding description, such as mapping specific inbound_order status code to status description. |
Non-transactional data |
calendar - Calendars can be used for many purposes by the application, such as planning, execution, and reporting. |
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Non-transactional data |
uom_conversion - Contains conversions for unit of measure (UOM). |
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Insights |
Transactional data |
work_order_plan - Provides the supply chain process plan for a work order along with source type and duration to finish each supply chain process. |
Note
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All fields marked as type timestamp should be in ISO 8601 format.
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The dataset that you ingest into AWS Supply Chain can only include the following special characters: ASCII 35 (number sign: #), 36 (dollar sign: $), 37 (percent sign: %), 45 (hyphen: -), 46 (period: .), 47 (slash: /), 94 (caret), 95 (underscore: _), 123 (left curly brace: { ), and 125 (right curly brace: }).