Overview

Once a demand for kitting is released by sales orders, transfer orders, and a number of other material orders, it must be converted into kitting orders. It happens, when a kitting procurement strategy is included in supply schemes and assigned to product items in accordance with the internal supply policy of the enterprise.

Kitting orders are generated and populated with material requirements, including: product items, quantities, and shipment date. Kitting configurations are determined automatically.

As a result of this process, kitting orders are generated based on enterprise demand.

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Generate demand-driven kitting orders

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Paths

PathWarehouse and delivery → Demand fulfillment → Demand-driven orders
In-app link EN code

e1cib/app/DataProcessor.DemandFulfillment

In-app link RU code

e1cib/app/Обработка.ОбеспечениеПотребностей

Paths

PathWarehouse and delivery → Internal inventory transfers → Kitting orders
In-app link EN code

e1cib/list/Document.ByAssemblyDisassemblyOrder

In-app link RU code

e1cib/list/Документ.ЗаказНаСборку

How to generate demand-driven kitting orders

1. Go to Warehouse and delivery, then click Demand-driven orders under Demand fulfillment.

2. In the Demand-driven orders workplace, on the first page, click the Custom filters hyperlink, in the Supply source type filter select Kitting, select the destination Warehouse, set other required filters. Click Next.

3. On the second page, select the applicable Procurement strategy, select the Demand conversion option, specify the Delivery date is before the date. Click Next.

4. The third page is skipped. On the fourth page, check a list of reference orders, Items, Quantity, required Shipment date based on the demand data.

5. Select the lines in the To order column, specify the quantity, specify the planning Delivery date. Click Next.

6. On the fifth page, check the information of the preview orders. Click Create orders.

7. On the sixth page, check a list of orders created.

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