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How do we use Reorder-Points Perimeters in Vendor card of Navision 2018?

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Hi,

In Vendor Card, under Planning tab, there is the Reorder-Point Parameters. I would understand how to set it up and use it:

1. May I know what is Reorder Point and how will it be triggered?

2. How do I set up Reorder Quantity so that it can be triggered?

3. What does Maximum Inventory do? Is it suppose to set a cap so that the Inventory will not get more than a certain number of items?

4.If we have set a Maximum Inventory, what happens if we ordered more than the maximum?

5.What happens if a certain item was being sold, which then trigger the Reorder Point, but after that, the item was return back to the system.

How will the system response to this?

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    Josh,

    The fields you noted above appear on the Item Card not Vendor card. If you see these on a Vendor Card it sounds like you have a customization.

    Thanks,

    Steve

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    100,974 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi, as Steven Chinsky said, the Reordering Policy fields are on the item card.

    Hope the link below can give you some hints.

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/setup-best-practices-reordering-policies

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    5,067 on at

    Sorry Steven, Yes its on the Item Card.

    Please kindly explain the questions if you are aware of the answers?

    Thank you.

  • joshtechsolutions Profile Picture
    5,067 on at

    Thank you Yun Zhu. Yes its on the Item Card.

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    Josh,

    I am attaching my Supply Planning handout that talks about these fields and its impact on planning and Items.

    Thanks,

    Steve

    6327.Supply-Chain-Planning-wPROD.pdf

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