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Getting a warning when new demand jeopardizes projected availability?
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How can I get a warning when entering a sales order so I am aware that this demand jeopardizes availability for other demands? That is the Avail. Check Warning functionality. Nothing new. But, I would like to bring focus to this functionality to emphasize the relevance it has. There are two parameters in Company Information which are relevant here: "Check Avail. Period Calc.": this defines the period from demand due date where availability calculation will take place. As an example, if...
2014-9-25
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Understanding Availability info in the Sales Info-Pane
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Starting from NAV 2013 R2 CU8 or NAV 2013 CU15, we are now providing extended info in the Sales Info-Pane (Sales Order Page). This is to allow user to have clear visibility around item availability when making the right decissions to minimize inventory levels and reduce carrying costs. Sales Info-Pane is now providing the following info around availability calculation: Shipment date: just the shipment date from the active sales line. Nothing more than that. True. But, we need to keep in mind this is the...
2014-9-24
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Order promising: shall we reserve available replenishment to avoid this is used when promising other demand?
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Order promising is about using available-to-promise or capable-to-promise functionality to commit dates with customers. There is a functional difference between those two: ATP is based on existing replenishment, on what is available to promise. This has nothing to do about reservations. We are just running the availability calculation. CTP is based on creating new replenishment. Here, we need to create an action line in the planning (or req.) worksheet which defines the new replenishment required...
2014-9-24
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A SCM perspective to the Intercompany functionality
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"Intercompany resides in the Financial Management series in NAV". "IC is designed for those users who control multiple business entities to separate accounting processes". "User can enter intercompany transaction Information only once in the appropiate documents". "Users of previous versions of the product needed to re-key all Information manually for all companies and transactions". All the above are excerpts from IC White paper. So, this is nothing I am trying...
2014-9-23
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Reservations versus Planning and Projected availability calculation
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Nice and interesting topic when it comes to planning , existing reservations and how projected inventory work together. To start with, our NAV Supply Planning White Paper is clear: ... The planning system does not include any reserved quantities in the calculation. For example, if a sales order has been totally or partially reserved against the quantity in inventory, the reserved quantity in inventory cannot be used to cover other demand. The planning system does not include this demand-supply...
2014-9-9
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Select multiple filter values on a request page for an option field in Web client compared to Windows Client
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to select multiple filter values for an option field on a request page of a report in the Web Client. This is however possible in the Windows Client. In the GUI of the Web Client it is possible to select a range as a filter though there is no underlying coding that supports this. Documentation around limitations of Web Client can be found here . The Web Client was originally designed for an occasional use as opposed to intensive use for which we have the Windows...
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