on 10-25-2007 9:26 PM
How do we manage capacity on products that may be produced in multiple plants? Ex. 70% of a good may be produced in Cape while the other 30% in Rock Island. How 2 split the requirement?
please gurus....help me
thanq
Hello,
I assume here that "plant" refers to SAP plant concept and not to equipments or production lines, I mean, that Cape and RI are defined as plants in SAP.
First you should define your business process: when is defined that a rule 70/30 should be applied ?
- If this is at sales plan creation, then you can allocate this ratio to the plants. Using flexible planning, I guess that you could inclusive carry out plant disaggregation in an automatic way
- if all production is assigned to Cape and then you decide that a part must be produced in RI you still have some alternatives: try to use Special Procurement or some quota to see if you can maintain all demand in Cape and the receipts should point to this plant ( or MRP will be continuously generating new orders)
- of course you can manually create orders in each plant, but there will be some unbalance in MRP.
well, these are some alternatives. Let me know
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Hi,
Did you get the appropriate result ? Pl. give feedback.
Regards,
Senthilkumar
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Hi,
Can you let me know how the demand for the product is generated. The answer for this would lead us to the solution.
Regards
Vineet
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Hi,
Pl try the following use quota arrangement.
In mrp 1 view choose lot size 'ES'
In mrp 2 view maintain quota usage as 4.
Then in transaction MEQ1 maintain a quota arrangement for this material. Enter the validity date & a minimum quantity of splitting Eg:100.
Then double click this line & in the next screen in the first line row choose the procurement type as 'E' for internal production & (PPL column) enter plant as Cape & maintain quota % as 70.
Then in the next row choose 'E' & in plant as Rock & quota as 30%.
Then pass a requirement(quantity greater than 100) & run mrp & check.
Regards,
Senthilkumar
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Hi Friend
I think cross plant capacity planning in R/3 is not possible ,
Using APO you have to plan in SNP-crossplant planning.. and execute in R/3.
PP gurus if wrong please correct me
Regards,
srihari
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