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So the periodic lot size is suitable for Make to stock scenario only, where we maintain our forecast clearly and the system generates requirements to procure the qty in the beginning of the period. But in make to order scenario we may get the sale order at any day in between the period. Correct me if I'm wrong? thanks in advance!!!
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Excellent explanation, Thank you.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to comment on my post. I really appreciate your input and insights on the topic. Your feedback has been valuable and will help me improve my content in the future.
Once again, thank you for your support and engagement.
So the periodic lot size is suitable for Make to stock scenario only, where we maintain our forecast clearly and the system generates requirements to procure the qty in the beginning of the period.
But in make to order scenario we may get the sale order at any day in between the period. Correct me if I'm wrong?
thanks in advance!!!
Hi Suresh Thanks for your comment. Period lot size can be also used for MTO where system consider SO requested delivery date for calculating lotsize.
How to assign automatic batches for the component in the prod order can you suggest
Let me update you in my next Video Thanks Suresh