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SalesOrder - Posting - issue with assembly to order item

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Hello dear community, I am sharing my experience with BC - SalesOrder, more especially with Assemby to order Item, during Posting (shipping) operation

Issue is he following ( insufficient quantity in BOM assembly line Item)

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Sales Order line is the following : 

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Parent Item card is the following 

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Parent BOM assembly contains nested Assembly to Order Item

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the nested Item is causing the Posting issue, due to insufficient quantity, but the behavior should be recursive  - same for parent and all nested Assembly to Order Items - 

Thank you for your feedback.

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    JAngle Profile Picture
    133 on at

    It’s not a posting issue per say. The assembly order associated to the sales line only handles the first level. If you run the planning worksheet an assembly order will be suggested for creation.

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    MahGah Profile Picture
    15,529 on at

    Hi Josh

    Does Assembly Order support something like phantom? Similar idea like using Production BOM in Production BOM?

  • IpanIpan Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Hello Josh,  thank you for your clarification. I have ran planning worksheet but no assembly order got generated for the child Item referenced by parent Item.

    This is assembly orders list

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    this is detailed view with low qty warning : 

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    and the corresponding modal window when clicking on Yes (warning);

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    Here I don't understand why actions are purchase order, since Item replenishment strategy is assemble to order. Looping back to my initial issue with parent -> child assembly

    Thanks you for your light, I am still digging...

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    Alok.kulshreshtha Profile Picture
    934 on at

    Hi, 

    you can run Order planning, it will suggest you to create an Assembly order for 2nd level of BOM . 

    below is a my sales order where item has replenishment type is  Assembly and Assembly policy is Assembly to order

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    As you can see system has created a 1st level of assembly order(for parent Item which is in sales order) while updating a quantity in "Quantity to assemble" column. 

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    Now i'll run Order planning, which displays all new demand along with availability information and suggestions for supply. in  this screen press calculate plan button and system will suggest you demand along with replenishment type.

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    once system has suggested , than press Make order. you will find make order under in process tab. after press make order, system will give you popup create order page and press OK. 

    you can see system has created two assembly order for the sub assembly item.

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    Regards,

    Alok Kulshreshtha

    Please verify if you find my answer helpful

      

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    IpanIpan Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Hi, Alok, thank you for your response as well,

    I understand running the order planning will compute all assembly orders for any assembly to order Item, at any level

    Thank you for your help anyway

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