What information does the Product Site Mapping tab provide, and how does it help in understanding product-to-site relationships and disruption impacts?

Created by Rohit Sawant, Modified on Fri, 10 Oct at 8:22 AM by Kishor Suresh Patil

The Product Site Mapping tab provides a detailed association of products to the sites where their parts are manufactured or sourced. This view is essential for understanding supply chain dependencies and mapping disruption impact across supplier locations.

Navigation Path:

Home Page → Products → Product Site Mapping

Key Data Points:

Each row in the Product Site Mapping table reflects a product-to-site linkage, along with supplier metadata:

Column	Description
Product	Finished product name
Description	Product description
Site Name	Supplier’s physical site name
Site External ID	Unique identifier of the site
DUNS	For site identification
Supplier	Name of the supplier mapped to the site
Supplier External ID	External reference ID
Site Tier	Tier level of the site (e.g., Tier 1)
# Parts Mapped	Number of parts associated with this site
Site Ownership	Site owner category (e.g., Partner Owned)

Filtering Options:

On the left filter panel, users can refine the view based on:

Filter Option	One-Line Description
Supplier	Filter the BOM to view parts associated with specific suppliers.
Part Category	Narrow down the list to parts belonging to selected categories or classifications.
Country Site	Focus the view on parts sourced from or linked to supplier sites in particular countries.
User Defined Attributes (UDA)	Apply custom filters using user-specific tags for targeted risk analysis.

These filters make it easy to isolate specific suppliers or regions for focused risk assessments.

Configure Product Preferences:

The “Configure Your Product Preferences” link on the top right allows users to:

Choose products of interest
Apply consistent filters across the Products module
Narrow the view based on relevant criteria (supplier, site, category, etc.)

Value Delivered:

Supply Chain Visibility: Pinpoint exactly where a product’s components are sourced or produced
Location-Based Impact Analysis: Align site disruptions with product and part exposure
Decision-Making Support: Enable alternate sourcing or site shift planning
Custom Focus: Only view data that matches user’s requirement of products or responsibilities