FA: SCM: GOP: Order Promising does not Perform Multiple Splits Catering for In-Transit Supply. (Doc ID 2734046.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 06, 2020

Applies to:

Goal

Scheduling has resulted in a line being split into two lines, supply is expected for the item which should allow for additional split lines and for scheduling to be performed based on the Supply Arrival dates. This is illustrated by the following example:

Check Availability is performed for an item where the ordered quantity is greater than existing on-hand. The balance of items to be scheduled can be satisfied with future incoming supplies. Check availability performed in the UI and by using REST API services do not consider in-transit supply arrival dates while suggesting expected arrival/scheduled dates for the remaining quantity.

The remaining split quantity is scheduled with an estimated arrival date that falls on the infinite available time fence date,

This has been tested where:

1. On hand for the  item is 1000
2. 100 of Supply to arrive on 11/30/2020
3. 100 of Supply to arrive on 12/7/2020

Check availability is performed using API where:

1. Request type is Arrival
2. Requested Date is 11/20/2020
2. Ordered Qty is 1251

EXPECTED outcome is:
-    1000 quantity with expected arrival date as 11/21/2020.
-    100 quantity with expected arrival date as 12/1/2020 (as first set of supply arrives 11/30).
-    100 quantity with expected arrival date as 12/8/2020 (as second set of supply arrives on 12/7).
-    51 quantity with expected arrival date as 1/30/2020 (as it falls on infinite supply time fence days).

ACTUAL  outcome is:
-    1000 quantity with expected arrival date as 11/21/2020.
-    251 quantity with expected arrival date as 1/30/2021 (falls on infinite supply time fence days).

Solution

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