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We are trying to find a way to customize the number of days from today's date that the delivery date will be set on a planned order that gets generated by master planning. Is there a simple way to just put in a number that will be used for this on all planned orders?
Doesn't making the LT of al items two weeks work for you? i.e. add site-specific Inventory Lead Time on top of the Purchase lead time.
If you use mi max then set it to the Fulfill Minimum option of "Today's Date + Procurement Time",
The size of the order and frequency of generating new orders will depend on policies and other parameters.
There was a hotfix in CU12 to stop planned orders being generated in the past. - via a new checkbox on the Master plan to calculate the current date as the earliest planned order date and then use the lead time to tell you the expected receipt/delivery.
Be clear whether you LT is in working days or calendar days
Another approach that might suit was suggested in one of Scott Hamilton;s articles some time ago. 'Alternative Approach: Safety Stock Due Date based on the "Minimum Key" Capabilities' See section 6/case study 4 in this link https://msdynamicsworld.com/story/ax-2012-r3/master-scheduling-and-due-dates-safety-stock-requirements-microsoft-dynamics-ax-365?modal_forms_redirect=1
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We're moving from a legacy system that defaulted a Delivery date field to two weeks, we're looking for the simplest way to mimic this with the planned orders that are generated by MRP. The items we want this to happen with are part of specific coverage groups if that helps at all.
Hi,
Can you explain the business requirement? The delivery date is based on various settings in the standard application.
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