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MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

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Posted on by moomoo 5

Hello,

I have an item that is produced at location X and then transferred to location Y for storage. MPS continues to suggest production above the actual need because it is not considering the inventory at location Y in its assumptions. I have SKU cards set up for both locations but can not seem to troubleshoot the issue.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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    Inge M. Bruvik Profile Picture
    Inge M. Bruvik 1,043 Moderator on at
    RE: MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

    How is the orde planning defined for your item?

    learn.microsoft.com/.../production-how-to-plan-for-new-demand

  • moomoo Profile Picture
    moomoo 5 on at
    RE: MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

    Looks like I do not have permission to view order planning but I will reach out to my support team.

  • Jun Wang Profile Picture
    Jun Wang 8,182 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    RE: MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

    per my knowledge, the order planning and planning worksheets are different planning tools in NAV. The issue resides in planning worksheets which run the MPS and MRP.

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  • moomoo Profile Picture
    moomoo 5 on at
    RE: MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

    Do you know how to navigate this issue using MPS?

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    Jun Wang Profile Picture
    Jun Wang 8,182 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    RE: MPS Not Considering Inventory at All Locations

    you could check the replenishment system setup of each SKU for each location as well as other planning parameters such as safety stock, reorder point etc. Try to work on one item only to simplify the troubleshooting.  It gets tricky to make the planning worksheet as expected. Remove the parameter if not needed.

    here is a link that might help. learn.microsoft.com/.../design-details-lot-for-lot

    but you need to test a bunch to figure out how it work.

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