Scenarios to try
Real situations in a business like Aurora Components, step by step, as they look in the demo installation. Try each one yourself once you have access.
Getting started
Learning Dynocortex while doing the work
Help and the right screen come to you; make a quotation and check its price.
See the steps →Finance
Which overdue invoices to chase first
Rank who owes what, see who's been chased, and plan the call.
See the steps →Which projects make money?
Fixed price against time and materials, overruns and what's late now.
See the steps →Is the Denver branch paying off?
The new branch's results beside pittsburgh's, and what opening it cost.
See the steps →Sales
Why did margin drop last week?
The weekly margin fell; find what caused it and whether it was worth it.
See the steps →An order stuck on credit hold
Why a customer's order hasn't shipped, and who can release it.
See the steps →Which deals to push this week
The pipeline by stage, lapsing quotations, and why deals are lost.
See the steps →Where is my order?
What's delivered, what's on back order, and when the rest arrives.
See the steps →Purchasing and operations
Who owns this, and who can approve it?
Who places an order, who approves it, and the rule for a new supplier.
See the steps →Stop a stock-out before it happens
What's about to run out, how much to order, and who approves it.
See the steps →Price, landed cost or reliability: choosing a supplier
The cheaper supplier against freight, duty and failed lots.
See the steps →Why do we keep missing on-time delivery?
The failing reviews, their causes, and what customers say.
See the steps →Production
Production running late, and what a board really costs
The late work order, real assembly times, and the parts running out.
See the steps →