This tour is in productionLGMSLGMS: Logistics Management System
Planning a movement and comparing options.
Scenarios are evaluated side by side, including the applicable marine and berth checks.
- Status
- Coming soon
- Tour type
- Workflow
- Operating area
- Supply Chain, Contracts & Commercial
About this tour
How a movement is planned in logistics: the scenarios built for it, the comparison between them, and the marine and berth checks that decide which of them is actually available.
Workflow: One governed sequence from initiation to closure, with the application enforcing the required controls at each stage.
What this tour will cover
- A movement planned against the materials it has to carry
- Two scenarios compared on the same basis
- Why the application plans and records rather than claiming to optimise a route
Relevant industries
Inside LGMS
Governed record.
A screen from Logistics Management System itself. The tour moves through views like this one.
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Where this sits
Supply Chain, Contracts & Commercial
Qualify suppliers, buy, contract and move materials with governed commercial records.
See LGMS on your own records.
A working session with your register, project or asset on screen, alongside the people who keep it.
