Inventory Position (Fields)
Following is the container in a completely expanded state. Note that the fields may or may not appear in the display depending on the part-location SKU selected.
Row Name
Display Condition
Description
Requirements
None
Backorder Original
Only display if backorder exists
Original backorder quantity
Allocated
Only display if allocated exist
Allocated Quantity from stock amount table
Replenishment Sent
Only display if outbound replenishments exist
Outbound recommended and approved replenishment orders
Balancing Orders Sent
Only display if outbound balance orders exist
Outbound recommended and approved balancing orders
Excess Recall Orders Sent
Only display if outbound excess recall orders exist
Outbound recommended and approved excess recall orders
Repair Orders Sent
Only display if rework repair orders exist
Outbound recommended and approved rework repair orders (where rework flag in order plan table is set to yes)
Sales Orders
Sum of open sales order quantities for sales orders which have due dates in future up to the maximum of local procurement, repair, repl/balancing lead times + buffer days specified in global setting OP_ADD_DAYS_TO_LT_TO_CALC_TOROP_BALANCE
Note that if GS is set ‘-1’ the total time horizon is used
Downstream Sales Orders
Sales orders of Trigger pairs outside the inventory position lead time at downstream locations that are projected back to parent locations until they are within a Trigger parent’s inventory position or the Time Phased parent. The projected sales orders are counted as normal sales orders.
Trigger Point Replenishment Deficit
Only display in integrated mode
The sum of the replenishment deficit (Amount Requested - Recommended Quantity) from the trigger point child locations.
Stock Maximum
Total of ROP and Effective Order Quantity
Trigger Point Chain Deficit
Only display if the part is in a part chain
The Chain deficit at the Top Most Part due to down-chain part requirement that could not be met with available supply for Trigger pairs. This only displays if the selected part is in a part chain.
Supply
None
OH Good + Approved Orders + On Order + In Repair + In return * NFF
On Hand Good
None
If in chain: On Hand Orig - Outgoing + Incoming
otherwise On Hand Good Orig
On Hand Good Orig
Only display if SKU is part of a chain
Sum of On Hand New Orig and On Hand Fixed Orig quantities from stock amount table
Outgoing Chain and Substitute
Only display if SKU is part of a chain or has substitutes
Outgoing Chain + Outgoing Substitutes
Outgoing Chain
Only display if SKU is part of a chain
Transfer to down-chain Part + Roll up to superseding Part + Rolled up good as defective
Transfer to down-chain Part
Transfer to down-chain Part
Roll up to superseding Part
Roll up to superseding Part
Rolled up good as defective
Rolled up good as defective
Outgoing Substitutes
Only display if SKU has substitutes
Outgoing Substitutes
Incoming Chain and Substitutes
Only display if SKU is part of a chain or has substitutes
Incoming Chain + Incoming Substitutes + Reduce To Produce
Incoming Chain
Incoming Roll-up + Transfer
Incoming roll-up from lower indenture part
Incoming roll-up from lower indenture part
Transfer from higher indenture part
Transfer from higher indenture part
Incoming Substitute
Only display if SKU has substitutes
Incoming Substitute
Reduce to Produce (disassembly)
Only display if incoming Disassembly Good order exists
Sum of inbound disassembly orders (order type = 7)
Planned Orders
Procurement + Repair + Replenishment + Balancing + Excess Recall
Procurement
Planned procurement orders
Repair
Planned repair orders
Replenishment
Planned replenishment orders
Balancing
Planned balancing orders
Excess Recall
Planned excess recall orders
On Order
On Order Quantity from stock amount table
In Repair
In Repair Quantity from stock amount table
Good Available in Future
Good Available in Future Quantity from stock amount table
Inventory Position
Supply - Requirements
Supply (Defective)
Only display if SKU is repairable
On Hand Bad Orig + Incoming - Outgoing
On Hand Bad Orig
On Hand Bad Orig Quantity from stock amount table
Incoming
Defective Sales Return + Reduce to Produce, Defective
Defective Sales Returns
In Return Orig * (1-NFF Rate)
Reduce to Produce (Defective)
Sum of inbound disassembly orders (order type = 8)
Incoming Defective
Incoming defective
Outgoing
Repair defective parts on outgoing repair orders + Roll-up Defective
Repair defective parts on outgoing repair orders
Number of units expected to be send on outgoing repair orders
Roll-up Defective
Roll-up defective
Bad Available in Future
Bad arriving in Future from stock amounts table
Targets
Targets
Stock Maximum
Stock Maximum
ROP
Re-order point
EOQ
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is the optimum quantity of goods to be purchased at one time in order to minimize the cost of ordering and holding items in inventory. The two main variables in the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) calculation are:
Order Cost
Carrying Cost (also known as Holding Cost)
At any order point (be it one piece or one thousand pieces), by adding the Carrying Cost per part with the Order Cost per part, you get the total cost of that part.
Supply (Recommended)
Procurement + Repair + Replenishment + Balancing + Excess Recall
Procurement
Recommended procurement orders
Repair
Recommended repair orders
Replenishment
Recommended replenishment orders
Balancing
Recommended balancing orders
Excess Recall
Recommended excess recall orders
Excess Limit
The limit above which inventory is considered in excess. The calculation of Excess Limit is in relation to the Order Policy Type that is used:
When using Trigger Point, it is calculated as Stock Maximum
When using Time Phased it is calculated as (Safety Stock + EOQ – 1)
This can be increased if order sizing or Excess Burnout Days are used.
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