Protect margins with tariff impact dashboards
Using real-world scenarios, this focused session will teach you how to leverage dynamic BI dashboards to navigate tariff impacts and boost profitability.
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Import and retaliatory tariffs can squeeze margins from both ends – inflating landed costs, disrupting supplier economics, and making it harder to know which customers and products are still profitable. Spotting these issues early is critical – and with the right data at your fingertips, it's easier than you think.
In this practical session, we’ll show you how to use Phocas Analytics to build and interact with a dashboard designed to simplify tariff impact analysis and margin management.
You’ll learn how to:
- track tariff-adjusted margin performance – quickly see where profits are slipping with a purpose-built Tariff Impact & Margin Analysis dashboard
- identify your most at-risk products and suppliers – use heatmaps, variance charts, and trend lines to surface the biggest changes
- compare supplier economics – drill into landed cost by suppliers to make smarter purchasing decisions
- pinpoint customer margin decline – spot accounts where margins have dropped post-tariff and adjust your pricing strategy accordingly
Join us to see how a dynamic dashboard powered by real-time data can help you stay ahead of tariff pressure and make margin-smart decisions with speed and confidence.
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