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Hi

Anyone know what is the best inventory planning method for high-cost, low-demand items that I only want to purchase when a mechanic creates a real demand for them? We use plan method B for normal items we want to have available

Thank you all

Hello,

 

I would probably recommend to us MRP Code A - Planning Method A - Lot for Lot. But Parts with MRP Code A are planned by the MRP, not the “Create Order Proposal” job (which is used by MRO Code B or C).

 

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Martin


 

 

Hi Martin thank you for your answer. Do you mean that if I sett A as in Planning Method IFS will create a an order proposal automatically as soon as a mechanic creates a demand for it? Do we need to add additional information to the system(in this page, se picture) or configurate this to happen automatically in IFS?

Thank you so much for you time.

Regards

Daiane Alves


Hi Daiane,

 

when you set the MRP Code up with Planning Method A, you need to run the MRP. Depending on whether its a puchased part or a manufactued part, the MRP will create a new purchase requisition oder shop order requisition for the demand. Of course you can plan the MRP Job to run e.g. once a day so that the requistions will be created automatically.

 

BR,

Martin


 

 

Hei 

Thank you Martin, we will test it! Thanks a lot.

Regards Dai


 

 

Hi

My college who is allowed to change features in IFS in my company told me that is not possible to run the order proposal when the Planning Method is A, only B and C. 

She also sent me this abut order proposal. link: https://ifs.odfjelltechnology.com/ifsdoc/documentation/en/Invent/dlgPSheetOrdProp.htm

 

Any suggestion?

Thank you for you time and have a nice weekend.

Best regards Dai


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