Publication Date: 11/12/2024
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About Re-Order LevelsThe Re-Order point is established so that the system can automatically create requisitions for parts that have reached a certain quantitative level in inventory. Purchasing action can then be considered. Re-Order levels are defined at the P/N level (Settings/P/N Master/Inventory Level Button). The Re-Order Level that is calculated by the system is a result of the following formula:
Note: The formula that is used to calculate the Re-order Level includes the Poisson factor. The Poisson Factor number represents the service level required for the part. A specific Poisson Factor number is associated with each specific “percentage of probability that a part will be available in inventory”. The Poisson Factor numbers and their associated percentages are set up in Settings/Explorer/System Transaction Code/Settings/Poisson Factor (80% Service Level, 90%, 95% etc.). The Poisson Factor Equation follows. Where 'U' equals the mean, 'x' is the sample/population and 'e' is equal to a given number of 2.718. Examples:
The Poisson Factor field must contain a valid code in the P/N Master (Settings/Update/P/N/ Inventory tab) in order for the system to make correct Re-Order Level calculations. If the Poisson Factor field is left blank, the system will not make a calculation for that particular P/N.
Centralized Location option (Location/ Update/ Location): Centralized Location – This location will be the main warehouse for parts marked accordingly (in PN Master). Only one location can be marked as centralized location. When working with a centralized location, the average usage of parts in outstations will also be taken into consideration when calculating the reorder level. |
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Publication Date: 11/12/2024
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