Combined Procurement
All products of some product families need to be procured at the same time regardless of whether there is immediate demand for each product or not. In this case, the system should look at future demand of all products in the product-family and order an appropriate quantity of each product. We will discuss how the system uses VCLO in the planning process.
DRP
DRP determines the new demands of all locations in your BOD, rounds them and aggregates them along the BOD to the entry location. On the basis of this DRP creates scheduling agreement delivery schedule lines and purchase orders.
- Consolidated ordering is allowed by VLCO. If you want to consider a location product in VLCO, you can specify this in the location product master on the SPP DRP tab.
- DRP considers supplier shutdowns such as vacation time, during planning. Before DRP creates a replenishment plan, it checks whether you have stored supplier shutdowns for the location product.
/N/SAPAPO/SPPFCSTPRF
We simply want to make sure we have a seasonal forecast strategy applied. Next we want to check our DRP service profile to be sure the indicator is set for using Pre-Season Safety Stock Shift
/N/SAPAPO/S_AP7_6000366
We will select he GLOBAL_DEFAULT and make sure the Pre-Season Safety Stock Shift indicator is selected.
Now we want to display the parameters for safety stock shift in configuration. How many periods will the safety stock shift for products whose costs is less than 100?
Lets goto define parameters for pre season safety stock shifts.
Lets enter a value
Now we want to check the product master for T-SPF105 at location SPCW to be sure the “No SFT” Shift indicator is not set.
Now we want to prepare for the fact that we have a supplier shutdown. We want 60% of our demand during the shutdown to be delivered 2 weeks prior to the shutdown. and 40% delivered the week prior. We will use the following transaction.
/N/SAPAPO/SPP_SSD
Here we will create our two delivery periods.
Then we want to assign the showdown to the product location.
Now we want to goto the PSM and run DRP.
That is it.










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