on 2022 Dec 20 9:39 AM
Good morning,
can someone help me understand how the system calculates the safety stock?
I found the formula which should be this
SS = R x SQRT(W) x MAD
where W = (Lead time /Forecast period)
and I have set the following parameters in the material master:
Service level: 80 % which means R Factor 1.05;
Period Indicator: T 'Daily
Forecast Model: D --> Constant model
Plan. Delivery Time: 45 days
History periods: 60 days
Forecast periods: 30 days
MAD = 5
why is the safety stock result is 31? (see screen). can anyone help me understand?
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Hi Shaikh,
Thank you for your reply. I also tried your formula and I thought I succeeded, but with other examples I don't get it:
1) first example changing MAD =13.
if i apply the formula:
SS = 1.05*(45*5/7)*13
W= (45*5/7) + 0 +0
W= 32.1428 ≈ 33
Square root of W = 5.74
SS =1.05*5.74*13 = 78.351
but in the screen shot SS = 81
what do you think is the reason?
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) second example with planned delivery time 3 days.
W= 3*5/7 = 2,143
square root W = 1.47
SS = 1.05*1.47*13 = 20.0655
but in the screenshot it is SS=24.
can you help me to understand? thanks
Rocco
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SS = R x Square root of W x MAD
Where,
· MAD = 5
· R (Service level Factor) = 1.05
· W = (PLDT *5/7) + GRT+PRT
PLDT= Planned del. Time= 45 days
GRT= GR proc. Time= 0 (I am consider is as 0 days)
PRT= Purchase Processing time (PRT) = 0 (I am consider is as 0 days)
Why: 5/7, because we have considered 5 working days in a week.
Therefore,
W= (45*5/7) + 0 +0
= 32.1428 ≈ 33
Square root of W = 5.74
SS = R x Square root of W x MAD
SS = 1.05 x 5.74 x 5
SS = 30.158 ≈ 31
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