MIN MAX PLANNING

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 GAYAKAVADA PAVAN KALYAN RAO

                                   MINI MAX PLANNING

MINI MAX PLANNING: You can use mini max planning to maintain Inventory levels for all your Items or Selected Items with this Planning, you specify minimum and maximum Inventory levels for your Items, when the inventory levels for an item drops below the minimum, the oracle inventory suggests a new Requisitions or job to bring the balance back up to the maximum. Oracle Inventory Performs Mini max Planning for your Items at either Organisation Level and Sub-inventory level.

First, we need to create an item

NAV->INV->Item-> Master item

Give the details as shown below and assign the child org level and save the screen

SOURCE TYPE: SUPPLIER

Now we need to run the min-max planning program

Give the details as shown below then click on OK tab then after click on the SUBMIT tab


Now we need to check whether the program is completed are not

Now we need to run the requisition import program

Go to -> purchasing Responsibility then run the program

Give the details as shown below then click on the OK tab then click on the SUBMIT tab

If the Requisition import program completed then these three programs have to be completed

Now we can go to check whether the requisition is created or not

Then requisition got created and approved

Now we can convert into the PO

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