Am Freitag, 18. Oktober 2013, 15:57:28 schrieb Cédric Krier: > On 18/10/13 15:40 +0200, Axel Braun wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm struggeling to understand the SCM concept in Tryton. Background is the > > following paragraph from the Tryton 3.0 News, which I wanted to translate: > > > > -- > > If there are late supplier moves when creating purchase requests, the > > wizard shows a warning to allow the user to change the date of those > > moves into the future if needed otherwise those incoming moves will be > > ignored. -- > > > > Further explanation I received on this: > > > > When you request the system to compute the purchase request, the system > > by default ignore the late supplier moves (because it considers that it > > will never be deliveried). So now, the system will warn the user that > > such moves exist and so the user can take action like changing the > > delivery date (because the supplier said it will be late). > > > > So...when I need to deliver gods that are not on stock, and the system > > creates a purchase request, it should take into account my material > > availability date (that is the delivery date plus pick and pack and > > transport times), means the date when the goods should be available in my > > warehouse. > > If I have a standard delivery time for that material from my supplier, I > > get a date when I have to issue the PO latest in order to receive my > > goods in time. > > > > So, does the a.m. sentence mean...I have already POs with my supplier and > > incoming goods at a later time than I request (late supplier move)? > > No, you did not receive the goods at the expected date.
But I can not know this when I create a PO...only after I received a PO confirmation from the supplier for a later point in time. But then I dont need a purchase request anymore..... > > or does it > > mean, basing on my standard delivery times the goods will not hit my > > warehouse in time, > > Nothing can be deduced except that goods are not delivery at the > expected date. Hmmm...still not clear. Do we have a process description? That may help. Cheers/Ax
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