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- How to create Planned Independent Requirements (PIR) in SAP PP. Understand the execution procedure.
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Excellent presentation, thank you
Well done
I like that way you present the process superb. Thank you.
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really useful!!!
Thanks for this profound explanation..
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Thank you for such a wonderful session
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Thank you ik, that was very helpful
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Very Helpful Sir Thanks a lot 🙏
Glad it’s useful
Hi IK
Your tutorials are really helpful and well explained. Thank you for that.
Is it possible to create playlist with right sequences in which these videos to be referred. That’s would be really helpful for beginners!!
Appreciate your efforts for this!!
Nice 👍
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Good contend, do you have full course?
HI IK , Your content is very good , Please make videos on SAP project systems (PS) with PP intergration
Thank you. Will plan for that in the future.
Thank you. Will plan for that in the future.
Do you give training or videos?
Hi IK, thank you for your content is really helpful and you are just awesome explaining!
Is there anyway I can contact you? I have an issue with planned orders on SAP.
I have demand for an assembly, sales orders and forecast, so I have set up my production plan with production orders that are driving parts every week (start dates on 2Q, 3Q & 4Q) but my finish dates are extended until 2023 based on the Lead time of the components (semiconductor global shortage). Since the finish dates are waay out on 2023 the system is creating planned orders for all my demand on 2021 sales orders and forecast. This is duplicating the requirements on all BOMs below my final assembly due to be driving parts for both Production orders and planned orders. Is there any way we can prevent this? I'm thinking of making the planned orders be exclusively generated for forecast. Please any help is appreciated.
Thank you!!!
Hi, many thanks for your interest.
Based on your scenario it seems you should be using planning strategy 40 as you are managing both sales & forecast requirements. If not, try using PS 40 with scheduling type 'Backwards' (check config - OPU3). PS40 will allocate the forecast (PIR-type VSF) to sales orders and gets consumed based on the quantity allocated.
In case you want to generate planned orders only for forecast/PIR's then use PS '10-Make to Stock'. Sales order requirements will be ignored in this scenario. However, once the stock is replenished in the plant it can be used by sales orders.
Hope this helps.
-Cheers!
Thanks for this video very helpful...i have one question can we create production order without bom and routing?
Thanks for watching. Yes off course we can create prod order without BOM and Routing, but it would be without material as well. This is usually used in rework scenarios.
Pls make video on pp integration with QM module and idocs bro
Sure
@@SAPwithIK thank you lot
Sir, can we also get a video on MRP configurations, how to change production order to process order
Yes, for the MRP setup. You can’t change production order to process order. They are independent objects.
Thank you, IK its really helpful a lot. I have one question for you when I am running MRP its generate multiple PRs Instead of one. Can you help me out ?
Thanks for watching. Can you check if the lot size is FX.
@@SAPwithIK Thanks for your reply the company is using lot size HY..
How & where to see the financial results from the production order? Like for process order I can see the cost analysis in COR3??
What if I want to see the mass production order results, how much was the quantity variance, price variance & overhead variance etc how much was production order variance for all the orders created during a period of time?
See if this works S_ALR_87013127
Hi IK,
How to upload the PIR from an Excel spreadsheet into MD61 screen....
Hello..you have to create a custom program to do so.
@@SAPwithIK do you have any document
Why we create PIR? Why can't we use sales order from SD team?
Sales order is based on customer purchase order..PIR is for forecast planning.
Hi, It's possible to use this process for purchase part?
Yes it works
Where can I evaluated the consumption of the PIRs?
You can check the schedule line history
@@SAPwithIK Is there any other standart report SAP provide for this? It is a good idea to check the scheduled line history but this needs to be run item per item.
@jcbanuelos21 pls check MD74 in test mode.
You are having 1,121 stock right? But from where that 100 will be added at the end and changed to 1,221?
Production order GR increased the 100 qty.