Ok, so then there is no way to get rid of structure multi level parts and any related messages? Despite they are not relevant for part type defined on inventory part?
Hi,I defined price on supplier for purchase part. I use a version of std template P-140 including general Del OH. Calculated cost is ok, this is not the issue or question. The issue/question is why structure multi level tab still appears from manufacturing structure when part type is now defined as purchased and how I can avoid that.
HI, I have tried different settings but as far as i can see, system will never use lead time in a supply chain matrix setup between Supplier and Site A below (green). Only lead time considered is the one defined in Supply chain matrix between site A and B (yellow). This will not be correct since delivery is done directly from external supplier to site A, i.e. no transit to site B. Can anyone confirm if this is the case, i.e. system cannot handle lead time in this specific scenario?
Hi,The setup for order process is clear and up and running for us. The question is only related to lead time and how that can be setup to reflect lead time according to my picture.
Solved the issue. Needed to run “Update Company” the all records appeared
Hi,We do not use authorization for shop floor clocking so this solution will not work for us. Maybe we can use Shop floor employee setting, resume option “Automatic resume” to at least auto start indirect operation from previous day?
Hi,Thanks for quick response.We want to maintain the product lifecycle and set inactive parts to E-Expired status (Onhand Not Allowed, Demands Not Allowed, Supplies Not Allowed).For this we use a scheduled migration job that set part status to E-Expired (Onhand Not Allowed, Demands Not Allowed, Supplies Not Allowed) for inventory part under following conditions:Lifecycle Stage is Expired (no issues for past 720 days) No qty on hand exists No demand or supply exist in Inventory part availability planningReason for this is to maintain product lifecycle (status) in an automated way. We have thousands of part numbers, and it is impossible to do this manually. By setting status E we get an error message if we try to register a customer order. If we have not sold the product for two years, this error message is a good trigger to check for e.g. prices, drawing revisions, tools and equipment.Using example with part numbers 10, 20 and 30 it could be that we have some qty in stock of part No. 10
Hi,No part 20 is a normal manufactured part. I need a heads up that this part number has a problem. There is a demand, but it is not recognized by MRP. If I get a heads up I can decide what to do; change part status or replace with other part in structure. Now I only get this information when I create shop order and this is to late.
Thanks, tested and it works!
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