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Swapnil Shah commented on OFBIZ-5296:
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We can try achieving it as follows:
# We can try reserving the raw material required (as per BoM or any manually 
added component to routing) by reserving (aka reservation for sales order) all 
the compopents qty and this should reduce the ATP against required components. 
# When the material gets actually issued prior to PR task start then item 
should get issued (aka issuance for sales order) and deduct QOH
# When material is returned back after issuance then both QOH/ATP must be 
increased to the tune of returned qty
# Upon completing the production run (i.e. completing all; production run 
tasks), the QOH/ATP against produced item/component I.e. accepted qty) must be 
increased to the tune of produced qty.


> AtP of products should be adjusted when production run is confirmed
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-5296
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5296
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: manufacturing, product
>    Affects Versions: Trunk
>            Reporter: Pierre Smits
>
> When a production run is confirmed we know what is intended to go in the 
> production run (the components or ingredients aka the raw materials) and what 
> is intended to go out (the finished product).
> Unlike with an order, the AtP (Availability to Promise) of the goods involved 
> does not get adjusted. 
> The result is that requirements for PO or even the PO itself get generated to 
> late (at the moment when QoH reaches minimum stock in stead of when AtP 
> reaches minimum stock).
> Following scenarios need to be resolved:
> 1. On confirmation of the production run (action = Confirm), the AtP of the 
> product to be produced must increase and the AtP of materials needed must 
> decrease.
> 2. When production is running and materials have been released to the 
> production run, it is possible to return materials back to inventory. When 
> doing so, the AtP of the materials must be adjusted accordingly with the same 
> date-time and quantity as the returned materials.
> 3. When a production run has rejected end products the AtP of the end product 
> must be adjusted with the same date-time and quantity as the declaration of 
> the rejected product.



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