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Replenishment work w.o. allow split

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Hi everyone

I would like some help determining whether the example below is possible with standard D365 functionality (Warehouse Management app). 

Example:

I have a min/max replenishment template with min: 8 and max: 999.999, as this goes for a lot of SKUs with different storage attributes. Only replenishing fixed locations. 

Fixed location: A, on-hand: 5

Location B, on-hand: 10

Location C, on-hand: 8

Location D, on-hand: 12

What I want is the replenishment work to be created with only 1 line. Preferably the one with the largest on-hand (in this example location D) but nevertheless only 1 work line - so the workers in the WH have the freedom to change the location.

Right now it would create lines for every location. Or, i could set a max of 9 - in that way it would only create one line, but is not possible to increase the value, which makes this a cumbersome solution. 

My location directives is also from 0 to 999.999 - with allow split checked.

I hope you can help.

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    Berthil Profile Picture
    204 on at

    As far as I know WHS works through location directives and location directives is looking for inventory on multiple locations. So if the location stocking limit of A is not reached it will try to create work for every location which as on hand inventory.

    What you can try is to set a query on the location directive action and sort this on 'Available physical' descending. This way it will always picks the location with the highest qty.

    I am not sure if you can configure the location directives in a way that it will only select one location if multiple are eligble..

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