Best Practices: Multi Line Sales Orders

  • Best Practices: Multi Line Sales Orders

    Posted by DSC Communities on April 14, 2017 at 2:55 pm
    • Jessica Murphy

      Member

      April 14, 2017 at 2:55 PM

      I’ve got a couple of customers where they order the exact same item each week. Ā We’ll get a blanket Order, and just ship x amount each week until their order is complete. Ā 

      How do you put these orders into a Sales Order to drive Master Planning? Ā Do you make a line for each week? Ā Do you create a sales order for a lump sum and split it in planned production orders? Ā Ā 

      I’m trying to figure out the easiest way to do it.

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      Jessica Murphy
      Master Planner
      Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana
      AX2009 Operations & Maintenance SIG Leader
      Indianapolis IN
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    • Andrew Lencsak

      Member

      April 17, 2017 at 8:50 AM

      Hi Jessica,
      In 2009, I think your best bet is what you referred to or trying to use a forecast per week to drive production. If using a forecast, you’d may want to consider things like having a separate plan that doesn’t include inventory transactions or on-hand so it always tells you to make per the forecast regardless of all the other “noise” or supply.

      In 2012, they have something called a delivery schedule which is similar to blanket orders in the sense you have one total quantity, but you can then split it into many lines each with their own delivery date. I am almost(!) sure this wasn’t available in 2009, but would be a relatively simple mod. if needed.

      Hope this helps!

      Thanks
      Andrew

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      Andrew Lencsak
      Senior Application Consultant
      eBECS US
      Nashua, NH
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    • Jessica Murphy

      Member

      April 24, 2017 at 11:13 AM

      Andrew,Ā 

      Do you know of any recordings or articles that show how to set this up? Ā We currently only have one plan. Ā I’d like to test it in the test company.

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      Jessica Murphy
      Master Planner
      Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana
      AX2009 Operations & Maintenance SIG Leader
      Indianapolis IN
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    • Andrew Lencsak

      Member

      April 24, 2017 at 4:29 PM

      Hi Jessica,
      Not sure if there are recordings or documentation anywhere, but you would have your other master plan with the circled tickboxes on that Master plan NOT selected:

      then youĀ would also have a forecast plan tied to this master plan to pick up the Sales forecast per week that you enter against the customer account:
      (sorry for the 2012Ā screenshot, my 09 env. was down but this form is theĀ same)

      It may be overkill for what you’re aiming for but it does the trick.

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      Andrew Lencsak
      Senior Application Consultant
      eBECS US
      Nashua, NH
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    • Jessica Murphy

      Member

      April 25, 2017 at 10:06 AM

      Is anyone else interested in setting up multiple plans and how to use them?

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      Jessica Murphy
      Master Planner
      Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana
      AX2009 Operations & Maintenance SIG Leader
      Indianapolis IN
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