How to Build a Supply Chain Dashboard in Google Sheets Using Gemini AI
Creating management-ready reports from messy transactional data has always been one of the most tedious tasks in operations. Hours go into fixing date formatting, double-checking unit totals, and writing nested formulas to figure out supplier lead times. With generative AI baked directly into Google Workspace, that workflow changes completely. In this guide, we take a real-world dataset of 40 supply chain transactions—tracking orders, warehouses (such as Mumbai and Pune), priorities, and delivery statuses—and build an executive dashboard using Google Sheets + Gemini AI . Step 1: Clean and Prepare the Source Data First Your dashboard results are only as good as the underlying data. Before asking Gemini to calculate anything: Verify that dates follow a consistent format so the AI recognizes time trends. Ensure Unit Cost and Total Order Value columns are strictly numeric. Standardize categories (Accessories, IT Equipment, Packaging)...