SOURCING RULE

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                                         SOURCING RULE

Sourcing rule is used to determine as how much percentage of the order can be shared among the supplier or we can also specify rank among the list of approved suppliers.

Now we can define the sourcing rule

NAV-> Purchasing Responsibility-> Supply base-> sourcing rule

Give the details as shown below

Here TYPE can be any one of the below mentioned

Ø Transfer from: it is used to transfer from 1 inventory organization to other inventory organization

Ø Buy from: it is used to buy items from suppliers

Now we need to do the ASSIGN SOURCING RULES

NAV-> Purchasing Responsibility-> Supply Base-> Assign Sourcing Rules

 

Here ASSINED TO can have any one of the below mentioned

Ø Item Organization: it is used to assign the sourcing rule for a particular item to a specified organization

Ø Category-Organization: it is used to assign the sourcing rule belonging a particular category to a specified organization

Ø Item: it is used to attach a sourcing rule to a particular item.

Ø Organization: it is used to attach a sourcing rule to a particular organization

Ø Global: it is a global sourcing rule

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