You asked for custom Power BI reports/dashboards for our site in Sulphur Springs, IN
. This is what one of those could look like on day one: every unit that hits the dock, how long it sits on a bench, whether it shipped inside the 3–5 business-day window your site promises, and how the wire-harness cell is keeping up. Switch to Des Moines or Grand Island to see the same page as a network view.
Bars are dock intake and shipments; the line is average bench turnaround in business days against the 5-day ceiling.
Three questions a divisional manager asks on Monday morning, each answered with a number that recalculates when you change the filters.
Left: brand on the unit. Middle: the bench or cell that worked it. Right: outcome. Ribbon width is unit count for the selected filters; hover any ribbon.
Ranked by units shipped in the period. Bar is share of volume; right columns are average business days and the share shipped inside the window.
Every unit closes one of four ways. No-fault-found and beyond-economic-repair units still consume bench hours.
The "ask the data" ideas on this board are designed to run on a GPU server inside your own network — an open-weight model over your own documents, cited answers, no per-seat licence, nothing leaving the building. The short deck below explains how it works. Scroll through, or download it as a PDF.
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