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Fixed Bin Replenishment based on Available Quantity

Former Member
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Hi Friends,

Can anyone please answer to this query.

System calculates the replenishment qty based on the available qty in the bin (961 pce available in the bin, max bin qty is 1000 pce, min bin qty is 970 so the requested qty is 1000-961=39 pce). We would like to calculate the replenishment qty based on the total qty in the bin, so 972 pce (Aval qty + Picking qty = 961+11 =972). In this case the replen qty would be 1000-972=28 pce. If the repenishment is made before the physical execution of the picking, the bin will be overloaded.

Is it possible to take into consideration at the replenishment only the total stock and not the available stock?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Praveen

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Former Member
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Hi,

We influenced the replen quantity using User Exits before. There are standard user exits available to acheive the same.

Hope that helps

Vinod.

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Banajer

Hi

I am afraid this is a symom of the process if you run replenishment whilst there are open Transfer Orders you are likely to not get the figure you expect

One way is to check open TO's are completed prior to running replenishment.

Frenchy

Former Member
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Hi

I do not believe that you can do this

The replenishment is based on the min and max qty which is set in the material master and therefore it will make the calcualation based on those figures

I hope that this helps

Frenchy

Former Member
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Hi,

Thank you for your response.

I know system calculates the replenshiment based on min and max qty. But if the job runs before the physical move of the material for the picking TO how that situation can be controlled. Because once the TO is created for picking stock will be shown in total qty instead of available qty. so system consider available qty for replenishmnet calculation and it turns into overflow.

Please let me know is there any way we can control this confusion.

Thanks,

Praveen