Planned Order Dates
The Supplies and Demands view displays many dates, such as Suggested Due Date and Suggested Order Date. This topic discusses the different dates used for planned orders, how the dates are calculated, and the calendars used by the planning process for the calculations.
Refer to the Calendars Used to Calculate Dates in the Supplies and Demands View topic for information about the different calendars and the calendar selection hierarchy used by the planning process to calculate dates.
Buy Item
This section discusses the different dates used for buy items, how the dates are calculated, and the calendars used by the planning process to calculate dates.
|
Date |
Calculation |
Calendar Used |
|---|---|---|
|
Suggested Due Date |
Demand Date |
Organization Manufacturing Calendar (OMC) |
|
Suggested Dock Date |
Due Date minus Postprocessing Lead Time |
Organization Receiving Calendar (ORC) |
|
Suggested Shipment Date |
Dock Date minus Transit Lead Time |
Supplier Shipping Calendar (SSC) |
|
Suggested Start Date |
Shipment Date minus Processing Lead Time |
Supplier Capacity Calendar (SCC) from the Approved Suppliers List (ASL) |
|
Suggested Order Date |
Start Date minus Preprocessing Lead Time |
Manufacturing Organization Calendar (not from the SSC) |
If there is no sourcing rule, then the following applies:
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Suggested Shipment Date is the Dock Date.
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Suggested Start Date is the Shipment Date minus the item's Processing Lead Time.
Make Item
This section discusses the different dates used for make items, how the dates are calculated, and the calendars used by the planning process to calculate dates.
|
Date |
Calculation |
Calendar Used |
|---|---|---|
|
Suggested Due Date |
Demand Date |
Organization Manufacturing Calendar (OMC) |
|
Suggested Dock Date |
Due Date minus Postprocessing Lead Time |
Organization Manufacturing Calendar (OMC) |
|
Suggested Start Date |
Dock Date minus Processing Lead Time |
Organization Manufacturing Calendar (OMC) |
|
Suggested Order Date |
Start Date minus Preprocessing Lead Time |
Organization Manufacturing Calendar (OMC) |
Processing Lead Time equals Item attribute Fixed Lead Time plus (quantity multiplied by item attribute Variable Lead Times).
Transfer Item
This section discusses the different dates used for transfer items, how the dates are calculated, and the calendars used by the planning process to calculate dates.
|
Date |
Calculation |
Calendar Used |
|---|---|---|
|
Suggested Due Date |
Demand Date |
Valid date on the Destination Organization Manufacturing Calendar |
|
Suggested Dock Date |
Suggested Due Date minus Postprocessing Lead Time |
Valid date on the Destination Organization Receiving Calendar |
|
Suggested Shipment Date |
Suggested Dock Date minus Transit Lead Time |
Valid date on the Source Organization Shipping Calendar |
|
Suggested Start Date |
Suggested Shipment Date |
Valid date on the Source Organization Manufacturing Calendar |
|
Suggested Order Date |
Start Date minus Preprocessing Lead Time at the destination organization |
Valid date on the Destination Organization Manufacturing Calendar |
When calculating Suggested Start Date, the planning process uses the Suggested Shipment Date, which is calculated using the Source Organization Shipping Calendar. The planning process checks to see if that date is a valid working day on the Source Organization Manufacturing Calendar. If the date is a working day per the Source Organization Manufacturing Calendar, then the Suggested Start Date is equal to the Suggested Shipment Date. If it's not a working day per the Source Organization Manufacturing Calendar, then the Suggested Start Date is moved ahead to the first working day in the Source Organization Manufacturing Calendar.
Additional Information About Planned Order Dates
When you mark an order for release, the Implement Date is defaulted from the Firm Date or Suggested Due Date. If you need to account for postprocessing lead time, then you must manually update the Implement Dock Date.
If a make or buy planned order is pegged to multiple demands, the Need by Date on the planned order is the Earliest Pegged Demand Date.