Initial Exercises—Customer Schedules 1
Initial Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of these initial exercises is to demonstrate the basic functionality in
Customer Schedules, which entails:
- Entering a customer schedule
- Processing a customer schedule
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Entering a Customer Schedule
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to introduce you to the basic functionality for manually
entering a customer schedule.
Windows:
Customer Schedule
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the following steps.
- Open the
Customer Schedule window.
- Create a new record (F5).
- In the Schedule Type list, enter or select Plan.
- In the Valid From field, the date should be this coming Monday.
- In the Valid To field, the date should be Friday, four working weeks later.
- Click the
Misc Schedule Info tab, and in the Agreement ID field use the List of Values (F8) to select Agreement ID 100001.
- Save the entered data (F12) and click the
Lines tab.
- Specify daily requirements of 10 pieces per day for the first week, starting on Monday and ending on Friday (Delivery
Date/From Date and Qty Due fields). In the Line Type field, select 1. This will indicate that the line is delivery authorized.
- Specify daily requirements of 10 pieces per day for the second week starting on Monday and ending on Friday (Delivery
Date/From Date and Qty Due fields). In the Line Type field, select 1. This will indicate that the line is delivery authorized.
- Specify a weekly requirement of 50 pieces on the third Monday. In the Line Type field, select 2. This will indicate that the line is not yet delivery authorized.
- Specify a weekly requirement of 50 pieces on the fourth Monday. In the Line Type field, select 2. This will indicate that the line is not yet delivery authorized.
- Save your changes (F12).
Processing a Customer Schedule
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to introduce you to the basic functionality for manually
processing a customer schedule.
Windows:
Customer Schedule
Customer Order
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the following steps.
- In
Customer Schedule window query for your customer schedule (F3).
- Right-click in the header and then click Reconcile to reconcile the customer schedule.
- Right-click in the header and then click Tolerance Check to check the tolerance of the customer schedule against the previously released plan.
- Right-click in the header and then click Approve to approve the customer schedule.
- Right-click in the header and then click Release to release the customer schedule.
- In the
Customer Order window, query (F3) for order number P10004-T, which is connected to your customer schedule agreement part.
- Study the customer order lines that have been created by the release of the customer schedule.