Transfer plan to demand management

Dear All
i have maintained an active sales plan in mc93 for 30 materials.Now i can transfer plan of one material
to demend management by mc 90. But i want to transfer whole version to demend management i mean plan of all materials instead of one by one. so is it possible to transfer whole version in which so many materials are planned to demend management

Hi ahmad
with ref to your query i want to add few points which will clarify your issue upto certain extent
if youwant to transfer all 30 materials to demand management you may work with product group scenario instead of material(one)
you maycreate rough cut plan for product group save it against version make it active
you may trnasfer to demand management by using t code mc74 with respect ot active versionas well as defined version
which creatingrough mc35 you have to select w r to sales or production plan
once the sales plan or production plan trnasfer to demand management you can view the results in md62 for results
i hope it will clarify your issue for a certain extent
thanks
shaik

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Can any body explain how to process the sales planning vs Demand management !

Hi,
Demand Management : The function of Demand Management is to determine requirement quantities and delivery dates for finished products assemblies. Customer requirements are created in sales order management. To create a demand program, Demand Management uses planned independent requirements and customer requirements.
To create the demand program, you must define the planning strategy for a product. Planning strategies represent the methods of production for planning and manufacturing or procuring a product.
Using these strategies, you can decide if production is triggered by sales orders (make-to-order production), or if it is not triggered by sales orders (make-to-stock production).You can have sales orders and stock orders in the demand program. If the production time is long in relation to the standard market delivery time, you can produce the product or certain assemblies before there are sales orders. In this case, sales quantities are planned, for example, with the aid of a sales forecast.
Sales & Operations Planning (SOP) is a flexible forecasting and planning tool with which sales, production, and other supply chain targets can be set on the basis of historical, existing, and estimated future data. Rough-cut planning can also be carried out to determine the amounts of the capacities and other resources required to meet these targets.
Use SOP to streamline and consolidate your companys sales and production operations.
SOP is particularly suitable for long- and medium-term planning
SOP constitutes the planning functionality of the LIS information systems.
You pass on SOP plans to Demand Management (PP-MP-DEM) in the form of independent requirements. In turn, this data is fed to Master Production Scheduling (PP-MP-MPS) and Material Requirements Planning (PP-MRP).
An interface with Profitability Analysis (CO-PA) allows you to use CO-PA data as the basis for sales planning in SOP.
You can also pass on the results of SOP to Profitability Analysis (CO-PA), Cost Center Accounting (CO-OM-CCA), and Activity-Based Costing (CO-OM-CCA).
Application Link Enabling (CA-BFA-ALE) supports the distribution of data to different operating units in your enterprise
I hope this information will help you.
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SOP - Flexible Planning u2013 Demand Management.

Hello Gurus
Can any one guide me SOP - Long term plannng / Flexible Planning - Transfer to demand managment Process
Thanks
JJ
Edited by: JJ_SAP_S on Jul 28, 2008 12:24 AM

Hi,
Transferring SOP to Demand Management :
Use:
You can pass on data planned in Flexible Planning or Standard SOP to Demand Management.
Demand Management determines the requirement dates and requirement quantities for important assemblies and specifies the strategies for planning and producing/procuring finished products. The result of Demand Management is the demand program. The demand program differentiates planned independent requirements and customer independent requirements. It gives the information needed in MPS and MRP for planning at SKU level. The placing of sales orders eventually consumes planned requirements and triggers updating to the Sales Information System. This actual data can then be used as input for future sales planning. For more information, see PP Demand Management.
Prerequisites:
The system distributes the data to the appropriate plants in Demand Management on the basis of the quotas you set in Customizing (in Define proportional distribution across plants). You can also make these settings in the Flexible Planning or Standard SOP menu by choosing Settings ® Plant distribution. Plant distribution works as follows:
If a plant or plants can be found for the material in the planning hierarchy, data is transferred to Demand Management for these plants.
If no plant can be found in the planning hierarchy, the system checks to see which plants have been maintained for the material in the material master record. It then checks to see whether distribution quotas have been maintained for the material. If quotas have been maintained, the transfer to Demand Management is based on these quotas.
If no distribution quotas are found for the material, the system checks to see whether you have set generic distribution quotas; that is, distribution quotas that apply to all materials. If so, the transfer to Demand Management is based on these quotas. If generic quotas exist for some but not all plants maintained in the material master record, the system assumes that the distribution quotas of plants without generic quotas are 0.
If no distribution quotas are found at allu2014neither material-specific nor generic onesu2014, the system splits the data equally among all the plants in the material master record.
See also:
Plant Distribution Quotas
Features
Independent requirements are created in Demand Management for all materials whose data has been transferred. These independent requirements are created in the base unit of measure of the material. The base unit of measure of the material is not necessarily the same as the base unit of measure of the information structure or the unit in which you planned the material. See also Switching Units in the Planning Table.
You can transfer SOP data to Demand Management in the following ways:
Transferring Online, Synchronously and Automatically:
You set the following information structure parameters in Customizing for Sales & Operations Planning (in Set parameters of info structures and key figures).
Field name of the key figure whose values are to be transferred
Planning version from which the data is to be transferred
Demand version to which the data is to be transferred
The system creates or overwrites independent requirements in Demand Management every time you save this planning version of the information structure in Flexible Planning.
Transferring Online, Asynchronously and Manually
You choose between the following options:
Transfer of the planning data of all members of a single-level product group from standard SOP (a single-level product group is a product group whose members are materials)
Transfer of the planning data created for one material from standard SOP
Transfer of key figure values from an information structure
You make the following general settings:
The material or product group whose data you want to be transferred
The plant of this material or product group
The planning version of the information structure in which the data is stored
The dates for which you want the data to be transferred
Whether you want to check what the data looks like as independent requirements before you transfer it
The requirements type
If you do not make an entry, the system sets the requirements type via the MRP group which is maintained in the material master record.
The version of the demand program to which you want the data to be transferred
Whether this version of the demand program is active and therefore relevant to MRP
Depending on the option you chose in step 1, you set one of the following strategies.
Transferring Planning Data from a Single-Level Product Group:
You transfer the sales plans of the materials direct.
You transfer the sales plans of the materials as proportions of their owner product group (using the proportional factors defined in the product group master record).
You transfer the production plans of the materials direct.
You transfer the production plans of the materials as proportions of their owner product group (using the proportional factors defined in the product group master record).
Transferring Planning Data of One Material from Standard SOP:
You transfer the sales plan of the material direct
You transfer the sales plan of the material as a proportion of the product group of which it is a member (using the proportional factor defined in the product group master record)
You transfer the production plan of the material direct
You transfer the production plan of the material as a proportion of the product group of which it is a member (using the proportional factor defined in the product group master record)
Transferring Key Figure Data of One Material from Flexible Planning
The information structure from which you want the key figure data to be transferred
The key figure whose values you want to be transferred
This key figure must be a quantity key figure.
For more details go to the following link :
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_03/helpdata/EN/a5/63238b43a211d189410000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
Hope this helps.
Reward if useful.
Regards,
Tejas
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Transfer SOP plan to Demand Mgmt

Dear friends,
I have created SOp through MC88. And i wants to transfer SOP plan to demand management through t.code MC74.
While filling the data in the fields, i do not know what to enter in the field "Version" either "00" or "GP".
Please guide me what data to be entered in the "version" field?
Thanks
Shri

If i understand clear on your querry you want to transfer the SOP plan to the demand management.
1.In such case you can use any version.
2.But the version needs to be active .
version in Demand Management:
1. these are used to just manage the diff types of demand in the demand table just for recognising them
2. If they are active then they will be included int he MRP ELSE no.
let me know if you need more answers
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DSK

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Dear PP guru's,
When ever i am trying to transfer data from demand managment systeam shows msg that no data is maintain for material,plant in tranfer period ,how to solve this query
Regards
Amit Naik

Hi,
In MC74 you have to select the option of radio button for Production plan for material or PG member, You have to select requirement type and version with date and then save the it will be copied to Deman Management which you can see in MD62.
Or you can try to transfer from MC87 create the plan then go to Extra--Transfer to demand management.Deselect invisable tranfer maintain period with active versio.
Please try and come back.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

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Hi everyone,
I was wondering whether someone has carried out the next process in the following scenario. I am working with flexible planning in SOP (level-by-level planning and dual level planning type, since I am working with product groups).
Now I would like to transfer to demand management some data stored in a ratio associated to one field (disaggregated value) in my planning table.
I tried to do it using the online mode but I just could transfer aggregated level values. I also tried to do it with batch processing (by creating a trannfer profile, then an activity, then a job and finally scheduling and executing the job) but there was an error message that looks like "No dual planning requirements allowed".
I would be very grateful if someone could give some useful information about how to solve my problem. I guess that someone in this forum has faced this challenge formerly.
Thanks in advance and best regards.
Ben.

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Yes, dual level was specified in the MC8A.
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I have APO DP 4.0 with monthly bucket. What is best practice to transfer the planning results to R/3. Meaning how many times we should transfer it?
And when forecast (PIR) is transfered it replaces the old PIR in demand management for that month. How it will affect the consumption of forecast in R/3? Meaning let us say in same month first time forecast transfered was 100 and by middle of the month 50 has been consumed. Now in same month forecast has been carried out and now 200 has been calculated for the same month and transfered to R/3. Now ideally the remaining quantity to be made should be 150 in R/3. Is it so? Any idea?
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Thanks for the reply. The problem with frequent transfer of forecast to R/3 demand management is that the latest forecast ignores the prior shipments made in that month.
I will give numeric example:
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Error during transfer to demand management in tcode MC88

Hi Expert,
I am getting an error 'No data maintained for material F1475078 plant 2000 in transfer period' during processing transfer to demand management in tcode MC88. Anybody know what is the root caused behind?
I try to search in internet and no solutions have been found so far, I plan to inform basis to restart the SAP server and try whether can solve the problem or not, which is my last option.
Hope to get a solutions from you guys soon.
Thanks.

Hi,
Refer to the below threads, it should resolve your query, else revert.
Error "No data maintained for material XXX plant YY in transfer period"
No data maintained for material MAT1_AJ plant 0001 in transfer period
Re: SOP transfer to Demand Management
Regards,
Vivek

SOP and transfer to Demand management for MTO material

Hi all,
I have the following situation:
I have a material, a finished goods product with planning strategy 20 Make to order defined in the material master. I enter a sales forecast for the material in SOP in SAPECC (transaction MC87), works fine.
But when I try to release the forecast to Demand Management (MC74), I get the following error message: "No requirements type exists for material 110100 1 in plant 2". I can see that planning strategy 20 MTO does not have any requirement type defined.
But what is the best practice then to forecast on MTO materials (with strategy 20 MTO)?
What I want to do is to bring down the requirements of the MTO material to Long term planning to get a BOM explosion for the components. I realize that I should not start a production plan for the MTO material, but I want to plan the requirements for components several months ahead.
What is the best practice? Should I use a different production strategy? Am I missing config or any fundamental thinking here?
I need to have the material as a MTO strategy, but I want to plan the components.
Please, give me input on this if you have any solution.
Regards,
Lars

Hi Lars,
Here's what you need to do:
1. Instead of pure 20, customize a strategy group that has in it 20 and 10, and attach this strategy group to your material.
2. In MC74 specify requirements type LSF, demand management version, and make sure to uncheck the "active" box (otherwise you will get requirements in the operative system, and not only in LTP).
3. Do the transfer, and include the version in a LTP scenario.
Regards,
Mario

Transfer forecast values to demand management

Hi Gurus,
Can anyone let me know how i can transfer the forecast values to the demand management on mass as a background job.
Thanks,
Ravi

Hi Brahmankar,
Thanks for the reply.I would try with MD70 and let you know.Can you please answer my other threads on the forecasting.I am really waiting for answers but unfortunately could'nt get any.
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Edited by: kumar s on Sep 1, 2009 2:18 PM

SOP to Demand Management - Mass Transfer -RMCA0766 - Program does not exist

Dear Experts,
I am configuring the mass transfer from SOP to Demand Management. I want to maintain the variant for the program RMCA0766 so that I can create the Mass transfer job.
But I get the message RMCA0766 does not exist. So, How do I generate this program in the client?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Tom

Hi,
Please refer the below document. It speaks about the mass processing on SOP.
http://help.sap.com/bestpractices/BBLibrary/documentation/M06_BPP_22_EN_NO.doc
Hope you will get the answer you needed.
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Manimaran M.
Edited by: M Manimaran on Aug 9, 2011 8:01 AM

Demand management planning strategy

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D

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I don't want mixed MRP as such but when I cannot get any procurement proposals (requisitions) when the setting is blank. It may be elsewhere that the procurement proposal is - I am still checking.
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For releasing from DP to ECC , you have taken care of:
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Demand management table

Sir,
We are following the process of SOP in REM as follows:-
1) Creation of Product group.
2) Upload the Sales plan for product group
3) Desagregation of products
4) Copy to active version from inactive version
5) Transfer to demand management
we reqire the table for Sales and operation plan and also after transherring to demand management which table is updated. This is required as we are preparing a report for Sales Plan v/s Production plan.
Thanks & Regards,
Nilesh

Dear Nilesh,
Check these tables,
P445V                            Sales and Operations Planning: Versions
PGMI                             Product Group/Member Allocation
PGPL                             Sales & Operations Planning (SOP)
PGPLE                            SOP Characteristic Values
PGZU                             Product Group/Member Quantity Conversions
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Demand Management Through SOP

Hello Everyone,
I have a scenario where I receive an 8 week rolling forecast from marketing. This is transferred to production. 2 weeks before actual production the plan is firmed.
I was hoping to implement this using SOP transfer to demand management. I was also planning to use an MRP type with a planning time fence. But am not exactly sure of the best practice to transfer Rough cut plann data to demand management. Do I directly transfer the Rough cut plan to a "requirements plan" version?
If not what would be the best possible solution to run SOP?
Also Please suggest as to any specific configuration settings to be maintained for SOP.
Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi
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if you are receiving at Plant -Material level. I would advice you to directly upload in to MD61.
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or if you need to publish , analsyse the Historical and Forecasting Values at diffrent Org Levels(Plant, cutomer, Material,Sales org....etc)
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