on 07-26-2009 6:58 AM
Hi 2all SAP Ppl
Could please any one explain what the complete process of SNP i mean right from getting Forecast
in to SNP .what processes will carry out in SNP up to end of SNP cycle.
Please help me out your help will be greatful,anticipation for u experts help.
Thanking u
Ronald
Edited by: ronald.wens on Jul 26, 2009 1:51 PM
Edited by: ronald.wens on Jul 26, 2009 1:52 PM
Edited by: ronald.wens on Jul 26, 2009 3:56 PM
Hi Ronald,
SNP Business Process will change with type of Industry and more over we will map client's industry planning process (of longterm) with SNP module of SAP APO. How ever, SNP business process
-> Release the APO-DP forecast to SNP. In genaral DP Forecast will be on Quaterly or Monthly bucker and in SNP time bucket will be in Monthly or weekly bucket.
-> Genarate Constraint Planning with Location Herustic (with capacity Leveling) or with CTM or with Optimizer. Chossing Location Herustic or CTM or Optimizer depends on the client requirement.
-> Optionally we can release SNP plaaning results to DP.
-> Run the Deployment and plan for Transport Load Builder(TLB) shippments. In TLB you can consider transporter capacity constriants
-> Transfer SNP Planning results to PP/DS of SAP APO or to ECC-PP for further Production Planning process
I hope you got high level overview on SNP. For detailed features of SNP we have SAP Help at
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm2007/helpdata/en/1c/4d7a375f0dbc7fe10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Thanks,
Naveen
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Hi Ronald,
As required, more details and explanations as below.
1) SNP is a rought cut planning cycle
2) It involves 3 engines heuristic, ctm and optimiser
3) It basically plans for infinite planning and in some cases finite too
4) It has engines capable of producing optimised results with huge
constraints taken into account
5) It works based on master data like resource, product, location,
quota, transportation lane, costs etc.,
6) SNP plans based on DP output as forecast
7) Using forecast, it plans for production, procurement and distributes
its planning results
😎 The SNP planning outputs are in the form of purchase requisitions
and planned orders
9) The outputs are again (optional) sent to PPDS for further detailed
planning (depends on the scenario)
10) Capacity levelling is part of SNP life cycle process to level the
bucket outputs
11) Optimiser basically considers costs into account for planning
12) Transportation lanes are basically maintained for Deployment
and TLB generations
13) In SNP, system tries to compensate between demand Vs
supplies.
Hope it is more clear to you now.
Please confirm
Regards
R. Senthil Mareeswaran.
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Hi Senthil
Thank u so much senthil for ur help yes my i was cleared wid my question and very transparently u explain the whole process it will comes to use most of the people.
You are helping alot the novice ur small effort brings alot change in one's career.
Thank u Senthil
warm regards
ronald
HI
Thank u so much but it could b more help if explained detaily.
Warm regards
ronald
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Hi Ronald,
SNP Life cycle process typically involve the following process
in sequence.
1) DP provides input of finalised forecast to SNP for planning
2) SNP based on DP forecast plans the production/procurement
planning
3) SNP uses various engines like optimiser, heuristic or CTM
depends upon our selection
4) In SNP, we usually carries out Planning run for generation of
planned orders for inhouse production and purchase requisitions
for ext procurement
5) SNP typically works based on master data which can be
directly created in APO or uses R/3 master data
6) The output of SNP is in general rough cut because it did not
do detailed scheduling based results.
Hope the process is clear now.
Please confirm
Regards
R. Senthil Mareeswaran.
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