REPORT MAKE TO STOCK MATERIALS

HI Dear Experts:
We are having some problems with "make to stock" products, because the supplly of this type of material is not in time so I want to track the supply of them.
I hope you can help me with some transanction to make it .
Regards

LN,
I assume you are saying you would like to know which MTS materials are scheduled such that they will not meet the date of the requirement (e.g., sales order or dependent requirement).
If you are using MRP, general purpose MD06 (collective display of MRP lists) will do this.
MD06, enter plant. Optionally enter controller. Select Exceptions groups tab. For your particular issue, select exception group 7, deselect all others. Optionally, select other tabs, enter settings to refine the selection so you only get the materials that you wish to see. Execute.
You will be presented with a list of materials that generated 'rescheduling' messages during the most recent MRP run. Select Find (binoculars). Select Find exceptions. For you, you are interested in the orders that have message 10 "Bring Process forward" This means any supply element that needs to be 'pulled in', e.g. moved to an earlier date, to meet the requirement. Green check "find exceptions'.
You will be returned to the list, and all the materials which have the message 10 will be highlighted. Select 'glasses Selected MRP list". You will be transported to the MD05 MRP list for the first highlighted material. Perform your required planning. When completed with that material, select the small right arrow on the left hand side of the Icon row, which will take you to the next material which has the message 10.. Continue until material list is fully processed.
Best Regards,
DB49

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Material: 769
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Execute (F8), here we can see the stock at Sales Order Stock.
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1. Planning a Product
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Logistics Create Production  Production Planning Demand ManagementPlanned Independent Requirements
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rewards if it helps
siva

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 what is diffrence bet make to order and make to stock , who impleming this in real time
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 --> Costs need to be tracked at material level, and not at sales order level.
You should always use make-to-stock production if you produce stock independently of orders because you want to provide your customers immediately with goods from that stock later on. You might even want to produce goods without having sales orders, if you expect that there might be customer demand in the future.
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