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In version 2.2 a new module was implemented, thanks to it you can check a demand for individual materials for the specific day, that result from the orders from recipients, inventory balances and planned deliveries.
Material Requirements Planning means planning of demand for materials. It is used for managing the stock with the dependent demand - when the demand is totally dependent on the size of production of the concrete assortment.
On the basis of the assessment of demand, existing stock, orders from recipients, orders to suppliers, production commissions and changing additional parameters, such as a time of delivery completion, minimal quantity of of order. The module simplifies undertaking of decisions about the purchase of materials.
From the module MRP you can gain the following information for each material (e.g for a concrete day):
For the accurate display of the module MRP functioning, below an example is presented.
The produced article is a pen with the following formula:
Analyzed example includes the period of seven days, starting from the 1st of April. On the 1st of April in the warehouse there are 2 barrels. From the second of April, a delivery of 25 items of barrels is planned.
3 orders for pens were received:
Demand for a barrel
Orders for pens generate the Gross demand for materials. First order as got a date of realization for the 4th April, so this day a Gross demand for a barrel is displayed. On the 1st of April, in the warehouse there are 2 barrels (Stock balance). Owing to the fact that during the first three days the Gross demand does not occur, they will be not used until the moment of using them in the production that will begin on the 4th of April.
Because the stock is insufficient for the order completion, on the 2nd of April a Demand for 100 items of barrels appear. It is because the time of the completion of the material's delivery lasts two days, and a minimal size of order amounts to 100 items. If the order is realized (Planned receipt), then on the 4th of April 102 items of barrels will be available, from which 50 will be used for realization of the first order. As a result, the stock balance, that can be used for the realization of the next order, will amount to 52 items.
This supply will be sufficient for the realization of the other 40 items of pens that will be produced the on the 5th of April. After completion of production, 12 items of barrel will remain in the warehouse. However, this supply will not be enough for realization of the last order. Therefore, other Demand is displayed. Again, it appears two days in advance and again is relates to 100 items. After the realization, 112 will be available of which 30 will be used and the remained 82 items will be in stocks.
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Demand for feed
For the 2nd of April, delivery for 25 items of feeds is planned. The items will not be used until the 4th of April, when the production starts. A whole stock will be used this day. It will be enough for the realization of the first half of the order. It is necessary to order another 25 items. To make a delivery for the 4th of April possible, the order should be placed a day earlier. With regard to the lack of Planned deliveries and the stock balances that equal zero, other orders for the pen generate a Demand that is equal with a Gross demand.
In order to use MRP module, follow these steps:
++++ Screen 4: Running of the MRP module |
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++++ Screen 5: Defining of parameters of the MRP module |
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++++ Screen 6: Defining of parameters of the MRP module |
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After defining parameters, the module will make calculations and will present them in the form of a definable report. You can expand it with additional elements. For this purpose [look at Screen 7]:
++++ Screen 7: Modification of MRP report |
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