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HI,

Can any one please explain in simple English  based upon your experience

1)What is production scheduling profile

2)What is float before production & float after production.

3)what is re-order planning

4))what is Replenishment lead time.

5)What is order type.

6)What is production type.

Regards

Rajasekaran

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Hi Raja,

Here are some basic definitions in simple terms:

1) What is production scheduling profile

Some default settings for your production order. They are defined in customizing and assigned to material master.

2) What is float before production & float after production.

Days between basic start/finish date and the scheduled production start/finish date. They are added to anticipate things that can prevent the production to start, such as insufficient raw materials stock, etc.

3) What is re-order planning

Consumption-based material planning that makes the system create procurement proposal once the material is consumed up to a certain stock level. That stock level is called reorder point and is usually above its safety stock.

4) What is Replenishment lead time

Total time required to produce/procure a material (including production time, goods receipt processing time, floats, etc)

5) What is order type

Key that differentiates orders according to their purpose. The order type contains a range of parameters which affect the way the order is processed, such as: number range, how routing and BOM is selected for the order, what documentations should be recorded for the order, how the order cost will be settled, etc. Typical order types could be: normal, rework, test, etc.

6) What is production type

Method of of production based on its complexity, frequency, and stability of production process. Common production types: discrete manufacturing, process manufacturing, repetitive manufacturing, KANBAN, etc.

Take your time to read more here: Production Planning and Control

Regards,

Julian