anyLogistix 3.2.1 – partial shipments, Import Examples dialog, and API updates

We're excited to announce the release of anyLogistix 3.2.1. Along with other updates, this latest version introduces a new feature that will transform the way you manage your supply chain: partial shipments. But what does that mean for you? Let's dive in.

Contents:

1. Partial shipments functionality
2. Import Examples dialog
3. More exciting updates
4. Try anyLogistix 3.2.1

Partial shipments for simulation experiment

Have you ever faced delays because a complete order wasn’t ready to ship? Partial shipments functionality for the simulation project allows you to split orders during the processing phase when the full quantity isn't available. No more waiting for the entire stock to fulfill an order.

The splitting of orders can happen multiple times based on the set ratio you define, ensuring that your shipments are as flexible as your needs.

How it works

Say you're in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry, dealing in beverages. Previously, if a large order for 1,000 units of soda couldn't be completely filled, it had to wait. Now, with partial shipments, if you have 600 units ready, you can ship them immediately if they meet the minimum split ratio you’ve defined, for example, 0,4.

In the meantime, the rest of the order is placed on a waiting list for replenishment and can further be split into two sub-orders. This not only speeds up delivery but also improves customer satisfaction by reducing wait times.

Tracking the orders

There is now the Orders table, which makes it easy to see how orders are split and follow their journey. Whether an order is split just once or multiple times, you can track each sub-order from initial split to final delivery and manage your inventory more effectively.

Partial shipments functionality for the simulation project in anyLogistix (click to enlarge)

New Import Examples dialog

New Import Examples dialog (click to enlarge)

In anyLogistix 3.2.1, you can also find a new Import Examples dialog designed to help you quickly find and understand how to use our latest features. You can find it by clicking the Import examples button in the scenario addition section.

This dialog makes it easier to see how anyLogistix works in different situations:

• Example list on the left: Navigate through a variety of examples, search for specific scenarios, and use tabs to find exactly what you need for your context.
• Detailed description on the right: Select an example to get a clear description, complete with documentation links and images that explain everything in a nutshell.

It’s perfect for both new users getting started and experienced users looking to deepen their understanding of anyLogistix’s capabilities.

More exciting updates

Alongside partial shipments, the new release includes even more updates.

API enhancements

anyLogistix 3.2.1 introduced several API functions that:

• Convert results from greenfield analysis (GFA), safety stock estimation, the iteration of network optimization, and variation experiments to a new scenario.
• Retrieve all scenarios associated with a project.
• Copy or clone scenarios, either asynchronously or synchronously.
• Fetch current user data.

Improved performance

In the latest version, you’ll find improvements that will make your tasks quicker and your workflow smoother:

• Preparing for network optimization experiments takes less time.
• When you apply filters, maps and structures update faster.
• Removing results is quicker.

Try anyLogistix 3.2.1

Ready to optimize your supply chain with anyLogistix 3.2.1? Check out the release notes to learn more about these new features and how they can benefit your business. With anyLogistix 3.2.1, your supply chain operations can be more flexible, efficient, and aligned with the demands of today's fast-paced markets.

We hope you're as excited as we are to see what you can achieve with partial shipments and the power of anyLogistix 3.2.1 at your fingertips. Try it yourself!

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