Click the title, get the whole node
The inspector is your quick glance. Click a node’s title and it opens full width, with room for everything instead of a 380px sidebar.
The canvas
Every node, in full.
Click a node's title to open its own page: a canvas scoped to just what connects to it, every spec laid out below, and the history of how it changed. No hunting across five screens.
Supplier
Mouser
Component
PCB-RAW
Component
Resistor 10kΩ
End product
EM-100
Customer
Lakeshore
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v2 · currentv1 · Jun 14
›EM-100 Energy MonitorEnd product
9 each available
On hand9 each
On order+35 each
Available9 each
The new way
How this works in the future of MRP.
In a legacy MRP, a single part is scattered across an item master, a BOM screen, a supplier tab, and a stock ledger. To understand it you open four screens and hold the connections in your head.
TuringDock gives every node its own page: the slice of your shop that touches it, drawn as a map, with every number and its full history underneath. The context is the page, not something you reassemble each time you look.
How it works
A canvas scoped to one node
The map up top shows only what touches this node. A supplier shows the parts it provides and the products they roll into. A customer shows the products they order. A product shows its full make-up: every component plus the suppliers feeding them.
Every number, room to breathe
On-hand, on-order, available, the bill of materials, suppliers and lead times, open orders, the demand forecast: all on one page, with Alan’s one-line summary up top.
Rewind the node's history
The version control reconstructs this node’s neighborhood at any past canvas version, so you can see exactly how a product’s make-up changed over time. Step back, the canvas washes to read-only, step forward to return to current.
Walk the graph
Click any related node, on the map or in the lists, to jump straight to its page. Trace a shortage from the product down to the supplier without ever losing the thread.
Common questions
- How do I open a node's full detail page?
- Click a node to open its quick inspector, then click the node's title in that inspector. The full page opens with a scoped canvas on top and all the details below. The inspector stays as the lightweight glance.
- What does the scoped canvas show?
- Only the node's neighborhood. A supplier shows the parts it provides and the end products they contribute to. A customer shows the products they order. A product shows its full make-up: the whole bill of materials plus the suppliers feeding each component.
- Can I see how a product changed over time?
- Yes. The version control reconstructs the node's scoped canvas at any past version, so you can watch a product's make-up evolve. The arrows stay visible even before there's history, so you always know where to look.
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