A biometric facial recognition technology used for secure authentication on supported devices.

The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to identify or verify individuals based on their facial features.

The process of creating derived causal variables from raw data to improve forecast accuracy.

The process of identifying which causal factors are most relevant for predicting demand.

The information displayed to suppliers during an auction regarding their rank or the best price to encourage competition.

A specific option available after selecting Thumbs Down on a response, including Inaccurate, Irrelevant, Inappropriate, Offensive, and Other.

The fundamental building blocks for report queries contained in explores and views, mostly dimensions and measures.

A mapping used in integrations to map output to a third-party field structure or transform source data into a desired output structure.

The data selection menu that displays the dimensions and measures available for the data set shown in an explore.

A performance metric that represents the percentage of customer demand met through immediate stock availability without backorders or lost sales.

The concluding step in the data intake process that transitions a contract record to an active status.

A financial institution or partner with whom an organization has a contract.

A capability used to evaluate financial impacts considering investment considerations.

A measure of the likelihood of a supplier going financially bankrupt within the next 24 months.

A machine learning technique that adapts a pre-trained model, like a large language model, by training it on a smaller, specific dataset for a particular task.

The order of shipments being picked and dropped on a load.

The order of shipments being picked and dropped on a load.

A unique identifier used by government authorities to track a person or entity for tax, social security, and legal purposes.

A local entity appointed by a foreign company to handle tax obligations and representation in a specific country.

A recurring cost incurred to keep a facility or work center functional, regardless of throughput volume.

A bid type where payment is based on a set amount rather than time worked.

A one-time fee associated with opening a new site or facility.

A contract duration defined by specific start and end dates.

A simple text file, often used for data integration, that contains records with no structural relationships between them.

An unused value from a nonrefundable ticket that can be applied toward a future flight booking with the issuing airline.

The procurement framework that establishes guidelines, priorities, and restrictions specifically for air travel bookings.

A type of embedded application that persists in the bottom corner of the browser window regardless of which page the user navigates to.

A limitation on the quantity of product flowing through a specific part of the network.

A place where dashboards, reports, and other folders are stored.

A new sourcing event created using settings and information carried over from a previously ended event.

A process enabling the sharing of demand estimates between buyers and suppliers to identify shortages and operational efficiencies.

The specific time period selected for tracking demand and supply.

A regulatory report that lists foreign bank accounts, capable of distinguishing between corporate and individual FBAR types.

A customizable template used to gather specific information from suppliers and users.

The data records created when a user fills out a form, which can then trigger approval chains or update backend data.

A traditional auction format where a seller offers an item for sale and multiple buyers compete by placing increasingly higher bids.

A dual-authorization framework that requires a second user to approve sensitive actions, such as creating users, payment templates, or signing authorities.

A tax paid by employers on certain benefits provided to employees, such as family meals or gym memberships.

A period of time in a forecast, usually within lead time, where the demand is set and cannot be modified.

A visual indicator that compares an employee's expense line total to the average for that category to encourage responsible spending.

The complete process of receiving an order and processing it for delivery, including picking, packing, and shipping.

A system-generated strategy for satisfying an internal order, determining which items are reserved from stock and which are backordered.

The duration taken to fill stock orders, calculated from order creation to fulfillment.

A credit note type that completely cancels the original invoice, often used to correct errors by voiding and reissuing.

A comprehensive version of the strategy creation process consisting of multiple steps or analyses covering the whole strategy.

The mathematical framework that defines the relationship between specific supply chain variables, such as calculating total landed cost or determining optimal inventory levels.

The specific method a company financial account uses to transfer money, such as push funds or reverse wire.

The maximum amount of capital allocated to a specific program for paying discounted invoices.

A metric indicating the percentage of the allocated capital that has been used by accepted supplier offers.

A contract with a start date in the future that can be selected on requisitions to allow processing ahead of the effective date.