on 11-24-2016 4:03 PM
Hello,
Can I have some support on the below issue, I want to control the usage of produced product but controlling it via changing the batch
characteristics, for instance batch A should be available for use in the BOM of finished product B but not for the BOM of finished product C. Then the MRP should assign batch A to product B's BOM and propose to produce more A since the actual batches’ specifications do not allow to satisfy C needs.
That's why I was thinking in batch characteristics, I would put 'requirements' at finished product level and specifications at products from lower levels.
Then the MRP should compare those characteristics and act in consequence. An example would be the color specification.
Let's say A and B products use C, but A needs C to be red and B needs C to be blue. The color of C is known once produced. If we need 100 A and 100 B, the MRP will suggest to produce 2 batches of C. Then if both batches are red, the MRP should suggest produce more C to satisfy C needs (blue).
Looking forward to a reply!
Hi Carwyn,
I belive it is not possible, but you can use this -
create 2 materials for c like C_red and C_blue both as co product. create bom C_red and add another material as C_blue.
when you do the actual gr than enter the selected material. this way you work it out.
regards,
Solomon
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MRP does not check at batch level, see FAQ note 550568 Question 8
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