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Default Planning Flexibility added to Item Card to lock new Orders and can help simplify the MRP Planning

How to view Reverse Planning Setup parameters for other users

It is very difficult for a planner to overview and know where to start

It creates to many lines, even on items with expected positive “End inventory”

It requires a lot of setup to be correct, to provide good planning suggestions

It only calculates backward from the demand, even when it is not possible

Introducing a Agile Planning Routine where setup is made as you go along

Run the Perfect Planning routine in different iterations of urgency

Step 1: Calculate Planned Supplies for all existing not covered demands, while ignoring the “Due date” perspective.

Step 2: Add most realistic immediate receipt dates and quantities on the new Purchase Supplies

Step 3: Calculate “Moving Demand Dates” while including Planning Lines, to see the impact on your Sales Orders

Step 4: Find the most critical Purchase Supplies based on the delayed Sales Orders, and get the best from you Vendors

Step 5: Bundle the suggested Purchase Supplies per Vendor per Due date to be able to create realistic Purchase Orders

Step 6: Move demand dates, when the expected Purchase supplies doesn’t get better.

Step 7: Carry Out Action messages to Vendors and confirm with Production (Master Capacity Planning)

Step 8: Inform your Sales people about Sales Orders to move and the lines in the Sales Journal

Step (1-8): Repeat with Safety Stock. Then Forecast. Then Reorder Point and Forecast.

Keeping your journals clean is a good strategy for handling changes smartly

How can I see if a new Sales Order would be possible to ship without backlogs on other Sales Orders

What is the difference between MRP Planning and Reverse Planning?