Are there any supply chain visuals available for Power BI?

[olimilo]

We're looking to make a report that shows how a material (leftmost) flows into the supply chain similar to the image below:

The arrows are not necessary to replicate (I did this with a flowchart application) but it is necessary to show overlaps in the supply chain (eg: Factory B being a supplier for Clients A & B).

So far I have tried the Tree chart (https://ck-corp.github.io/TreePowerBIVisual/), the Sankey chart and xViz hierarchy charts but none of these seem to be able to visualize the data in the manner shown in the image. That said, does anyone know a supply chain visual that can (or closely) visualize our data in a similar manner?

[v-xulin-mstf]

Hi @olimilo

You can use Hierarchy Tree.

Here is the output:

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[parry2k]

@olimilo did you looked at this one? Business Apps – Microsoft AppSource

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[parry2k]

@olimilo did you looked into visio visual Add Visio Visuals to Power BI reports - Visio (microsoft.com)

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[olimilo]

I did look into this but using the Visio visual would require us to create a flowchart for each set of data (or process flow) which looks more like it's coming from static data which is not how we want to do this. Over time, the process flow will change for each use case so we want to be able to feed the data to PBI and have PBI map it accordingly.

To clarify, we're not trying to make a flowchart but trying to visualize a process flow using data.