SAP MM MRP_Re order Point Planning Part 4 Consumption based planning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Basics of Re order point Planning,
Manual Re order point planning,
Automatic Re order point planning,
Net Requirements Calculation for Reorder Point Planning,
Forward Scheduling for External Procurement,
Setting the Purchasing department processing time in Configuration
SPRO → Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning→ Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters.
Considering External Requirements, Setting external requirements indicator in Configuration in
SPRO → Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Master Data → Check MRP Types,
Display and explanation of standard Customizing settings for MRP types VB (Manual re order point planning ), VM (Automatic re order point planning ) V1 (Manual re order point planning with external requirements) and V2 (Automatic re order point planning with external requirements), Exercise on Create a material master record with MRP 1 and MRP 2 views and how to determine the availability date for a material
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Excellent explanation on re order point planning in SAP MM. Thank you very much,....
Appreciate the effort
Very nice explanation. Thank you very much.
Eagerly waiting for further sessions.
Hi pavan, Thank you for your interest in my videos. I was very busy in some urgent SAP Project. I will share other videos on MM soon. Please share my videos to your friends working in MM or interested in learning MM.
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I want to keep some FERT stocks at a certain level all the time .. they are sold regularly. So can I use reorder point planing ? Or is it only for purchased material ?
Regards.
Re order point planning is mainly for externally procured materials. FERT materials are mainly sold to customers. If you procure FERT materials from external vendors for selling to customers then you can use re order point planning.
@@expertcoachinginsapmmwmsrm1593 one of my customer produces finished goods and they don't want to enter forecast from md61 , instead they want their finished materials to be produced automatically whenever the stock level decraces below a certain level. That's why I want to use VB .. İnstead of using VB , do you recommend any other way to manage this? Regards.
@@ruchancakaloglu I think you can use VB if you are using planned order to produce the finished material in plant. In such case whenever the stock falls below re order point system will create a planned order which will convert into production order. Iin this way you can maintain the stock of the material.
You can test one cycle in test system and make sure it is as per your requirement.