MRP Warehouse Calendar
With this module the manufacturing orders created from procurements consider the calendar assigned to the warehouse of the picking type of the manufacturing order to determine, based on the product’s manufacturing lead time, the planned start date of the manufacturing order. Further manual replannings of start/end date of the manufacturing order also consider the lead time using the warehouse calendar days.
Configuration:
- This module depends on stock_warehouse_calendar
- Go to Settings and activate the developer mode.
- Go to Settings > Technical > Resource > Working Time and define your resource calendar.
- Go to Inventory > Configuration > Warehouse Management > Warehouses and assign the Resource Calendar.
- Go to Inventory > Configuration > Warehouse Management > Routes and set up the proper delays in the procurement rules where ‘action’ is ‘Move From Another Location’.
Usage:
When a manufacturing order is created out of a procurement evaluation (from an orderpoint, MTO,…) the calendar is considered in the computation of the planned start date of the manufacturing order. For example, if it takes 1 day to manufacture a product and it is required for Monday, the manufacturing order will be created with planned start date on the previous Friday, if the warehouse operates under a Mo-Fri working calendar.
Improved Production Efficiency
By aligning production with warehouse operations, the module helps avoid delays and disruptions in the production process.
Enhanced Order Fulfillment
More accurate planned start dates translate to a higher likelihood of meeting customer delivery deadlines.
Settings
Go to Settings and activate the developer mode. Go to Settings > Technical > Resource > Working Time and define your resource calendar.
Assign the Resource Calendar
Go to Inventory > Configuration > Warehouse Management > Warehouses and assign the Resource Calendar.
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