What setup is require to run a consumption-based planning

Dear all,
I know there is a two way to run Consumption-Based Planning in standard SAP:
1 - Forecast-based Planning, and
2 - Re-order point Planning.
My question is what is the configuration setup and material master value maintenance require for the above two procedures?
Thanks
Tuffy

In Material Master
MRP 1 view choose the
MRP type
VB - Manual reorder point or
VM - automatic reorder point
Reorder point
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Dears,
I am working on a presentation for a client in order to help them to decide which SAP Planning Tool should be implemented.
Since it is not a production company and it can be considered closer to a wholesale or retail one my question are related to CBP and SCM:
-Is necessary to customize and run the Consumption-based Planning tool in ERP before implementing a SCM tool (either APO or F&R)? Are they independent? Could it be advisable?
-I read in several website that is not possible in MRP to generate Stock Transfer Orders between Storage Location within the same plant. Has CBP the same constraint?
Thank you very much for your help.
L.C.

L.C.,
-Is necessary to customize and run the Consumption-based Planning tool in ERP before implementing a SCM tool (either APO or F&R)?
Not exactly. You will have to do some customization in ERP regardless of whether you additionally implement SCM planning, because all of the execution is done in the OLTP (ERP).
Are they independent?
If you mean are ERP and SCM independent, the answer is yes, they are independent. You can run SCM without ERP, and you can run ERP without SCM.
Could it be advisable?
Good question. Depends on your point of view. Establishing a new implementation of CBP is a substantial project. Adding on an implementation of SCM means additional complexity. The payoff is more features. The client has to choose.
-I read in several website that is not possible in MRP to generate Stock Transfer Orders between Storage Location within the same plant.
Neither MRP nor CBP planning can create stock transport orders, they create stock transport requisitions. CBP does not have any more or less restrictions than MRP as far as the creation of stock transport orders or stock transport requisitions are concerned. STR/STOs between storage locations became possible starting, I believe, in ECC 5.0. R/3 4.7 did not support this feature.
Sounds like you are going to need a bit of help with your presentations. The following site contains quite a few high level presentations about SCM planning you might want to incorporate into your presentation:
http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000187811&
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DB49

Long Term Planning : Requirements from "Consumption based planning" missing

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I'm trying to use long term planning ( MSBT,MS01..) for simulation. In the scenario I've set up I want to have all actual requrements and orders as well as fixed orders.
The problem is that requirements(=forecast) for materials with consumption based planning ( MRP type =VV ) are not transferred from the operative planning. How can this be achieved ?
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Hard to say... have you looked in the details of the VV MRP setting, your LTP scenario, or your copy transaction in case there is some parameter about this?
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Scheduling agreement with Consumption based planning

Dear Experts,
I Have a Scenario,
I need to Bulit a Laptop which is a Finished Material, and the Components like Hardisk, Processor, Ram, Casing, Monitor are my Rawmaterials. By using these rawmaterials we are building the parent material.
My Client requirement is 1) Plan and schedule the requirement
2) Replenish the stock based on consumption based planning.
My query is
1) How should i proceed for mm based procurement ?
2) Does i need to create scheduling agreement for rawmaterials and and maintain schedule lines ?
3) For which materials i need to run the MRP ? weather its parent material or Component material ?
4) What are the sequence of process need to be carried out ?
Required ur valuable inputs on this.
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Edited by: JAVEED AHAMED on Feb 12, 2010 8:34 AM

Hi
Consumption based planning and Scheduling agreement are two different functions.
Consumption-based planning is based on past consumption values and uses the forecast or other statistical procedures to determine future requirements. The procedures in consumption-based planning do not refer to the master production schedule. That is, the net requirements calculation is not triggered either by planned independent requirements or dependent requirement. Instead, it is triggered when stock levels fall below a predefined reorder point or by forecast requirements calculated using past consumption values.
A form of outline purchase agreement under which materials are procured on predetermined dates within a certain time period.
With release documentation (in the standard system, document type LPA)
The schedule lines in the system have internal character. This means that you can change them in any way you wish. The schedule lines stored in the system are not transmitted to the vendor until you explicitly create a scheduling agreement release (which may take one of two forms: a forecast delivery schedule or a JIT delivery schedule).
The release documentation allows you to display the releases transmitted to a vendor over a certain period in order to establish exactly when you transmitted which information to the vendor.
Without release documentation (in the standard system, document type LP)
The schedule lines immediately have official character, i.e. they are immediately transmitted to the vendor the moment you save them (transmission time-spot 4 for messages). There is no release documentation in this case.
It cannot be explained in few lines. You need to study the below link.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/75/ee1fa755c811d189900000e8322d00/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/7d/c2821c454011d182b40000e829fbfe/frameset.htm

Consumption based planning

Hi,
I need to configure the CBP based on Past consuption data of 3 months and also it should give me future forecast values for 3 months. also I want to use safety stock and Reorder level.
Which MRP type should be used and what are configuration setting required for the same.
Also pl.guide me on What will happen if there is sedden rise in the requirement is any month?
Thx

Hi,
MRP supports and helps the MRP controller in the task areas. These tasks include
determining type, quantity and time of the requirement, and scheduling corresponding
procurement elements. The automatic planning run for MRP determines shortage situations and generates the corresponding procurement elements. Possible
procurement elements of MRP are planned orders, purchase requisitions and
scheduling agreement schedule lines. The planned order and purchase requisition are
internal planning elements that can be changed, rescheduled or deleted at almost
any time.
In in-house production, the system creates planned orders for planning production
quantities. When planning has finished, the system converts the planned orders into
production orders. The system then converts the dependent requirements in the
planned order into reservations in the production order.
In external procurement, the system either creates a planned order or a purchase
requisition for direct planning of external procurement quantities. Whether purchase
requisitions are created for direct planning, or planned orders are created first, you
can use the creation indicator for purchase requisitions/MRP groups in the material
master record on the initial screen of the planning run. When planning has finished,
the planned order must be converted to a purchase requisition, which is subsequently
converted to a purchase order. The advantage of creating a planned order first is
the additional procurement proposal check that is executed by the MRP controllers.
Purchasing can only order the material when the MRP controller has checked the
planned order and converted it into a purchase requisition. Otherwise, the procurement proposal is immediately available for Purchasing.
Planning Levels of Consumption-Based Planning
Requirements planning takes place at plant level. In other words, the entire stock that
exists in the plant is considered in planning. However, the stocks of individual storage
locations can be excluded from MRP or planned independently. These stocks are then
not included in MRP at plant level. You can also execute requirements planning
for individual MRP areas. You can define the MRP areas yourself. This means
that several storage locations can be grouped together for one MRP area and that
requirements planning can be executed separately from the plant for these MRP areas.
MRP areas enable a differentiation of material requirements planning within a plant.
(MRP areas include the function of storage locations that are planned separately for
materials requirements.)
Planning Levels for Materials Planning is either
1. The Plant with Storage locations planned separately.
2. MRP areas
Basically, MRP areas are optional. You can plan all material requirements without referring to MRP areas.
There are three different types of MRP areas:
1. Plant MRP areas (obligatory) that are automatically created by activating
planning with MRP areas. Their numbers match the number of the plant. If no
more MRP areas are defined, the plant MRP area covers the entire plant.
2. Storage location MRP areas that are defined by the storage locations assigned
to them.
3. Subcontractor MRP areas that provide planning of the requirement of the
material provided for a subcontractor and are defined by the assignment of
this subcontractor.
Prerequisites for Consumption-Based Planning
The following prerequisites must have been fulfilled in order to carry out requirements
planning for a plant:
Requirements planning for the corresponding plant must be activated in
Customizing for Materials Management under Consumption-Based Planning u2192
Planning u2192 Activate Material Requirements Planning.
T-code - OMDU
The plant parameters for the corresponding plant must be activated in
Customizing for Materials Management under Consumption-Based Planning u2192
Plant Parametersu2192 Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters.
T-code - OMI8
In the material master record, you have to maintain the MRP data of the materials
that are subject to automatic planning.
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To start consumption based planning

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Can you please explain the step by step process for starting the consumption based planing.
What configuration will be required (like activating MRP for respective plant) & what master data needs to be maintained in the system.
What Tcode will used to run individual materials (BOM is not there) & what t code will used to run for materials of entire plant for which MRP views are maintained.
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In Consumption based planning when the stock falls below reorder point, system will create Procurement proposal automatically when MRP run.
Maintain MRP type VB - manual reorder point planning & Reorder point for each consumption based material in material master and all the MRP views to be maintain.
Maintain MRP parameter for Plant, for this use tcode OPPQ.
Run MRP for single material by tcode MD03, for all materials in the plant use tcode MD02. After MRP run, the materials which are having stock below reorder point, system will create P.R.
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Consumption based planning in implementation ??

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Can some body explain me about the configuration setting in consumption based planning for manufacturing company ??
FOr manufacturing industry, they have production , and plant maintaienance, and depot plant.
For above business , what setting we have to in Consumplanning and MRP???
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Configurations for CBP as explained before.
a) Plant Parameters - t.Code : OMI8, when you execute this t.Code you will get several tabs like for ex.Number ranges, MRP Controllers etc... you need to maintain those are relevant
MRP Controllers, Number ranges, Available stock most of these tabs are mandatory configurations.
MRP Controllers - Defined and assigned to the plants, MRP Controllers are the planners who are responsible when it comes to the materials.
Number ranges : Planned orders, Purchase requesitions
Available Stock : whether stocks in transit, Blocked stock, Restricted stock are to be considered or not.
Planning Horizon - 100 days.. during MRP run those materials for which planning file entry is created and within the next 100days will be calculated for MRP.
b) MRP Group is not a mandatory config.
In case you need have configured new document type this can be entered in the "External Procurement per MRP Group" tab and this MRP group can be assigned to the material mster, based on this assignment the document type is picked up.
Each tab has its own significance, Please go through the configuration notes in SPRO you will get a better idea. let me know if you have futher clarifications.
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Difference between MTO/MTS vs Consumption Based Planning?

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What is the Difference between MTO/MTS vs Consumption Based Planning?.
In what scenario we used these types?? could you please explain me with examples...
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MTO = make to order, you only want these items when there is a specific
But consumption based planning is not completely different, you are still using MTS / i.e. you are creating requirements based on the settings in MRP instead of any demand (but the same applies to MTS)
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While creating automatic PR from Consumption based planning, only quantity has to come,the price should be updated manually,How to do it,Kindly reply to this query

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Price in purchase requisition
Shows the price of the requested material per price unit.
Use
The price and quantity set out in the purchase requisition determine the value of the purchase requisition item or purchase requisition. In turn, this value is applied in determining the release strategy for the requisition.
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