SAP MRP: Introduction to "Phantom Assembly"
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This document discusses procurement types in SAP MRP, specifically standard procurement vs phantom assemblies. It provides examples of bills of material and procurement types, showing how requirements are generated differently for standard vs phantom materials. For phantom assemblies with procurement type 50, the normal steps of purchasing and charging materials are "superseded", and instead the top-level material is charged directly on the production order without generating requirements for phantom materials.
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SAP MRP: Introduction to "Phantom Assembly"
- 1. SAP MRP: Introduction to Special Procurement Type 50 December 2016. lorenzoleonelli@hotmail.com Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies
- 2. Procurement Type Special Procurement Type Definitions Procurement Type and Special Procurement Type are set in Anagraphical Data (TC MM0x) In view MRP2 Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies
- 3. Our Example: drawing and Bill of Material Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies
- 4. 4100143036 4200064682 4200064702 41000702426000501331 Procurement type: E Special Procurement Type: NOT SET Procurement type: E Special Procurement Type: 50 Procurement type: F Procurement type: E Special Procurement Type: NOT SET Procurement type: F Standard Material produced in house Standard Material produced in house Phantom Assembly: material will never be produced and have a place in stock Standard Purchased Raw MaterialStandard Purchased Raw Material Our Example: Bill of Material and Procurement Type Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies
- 5. Our Example: Generating requirements Creation of a Production Order for material 4100143036 (TC: CO01) Stock Requirements List for for material 4100143036 (TC: MD04) In the Overview tree we see that requirement is generated for material 6000501331 (and not for material 4200064682 which is a phantom material and is «ignored») Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies
- 6. In Material With Phantom Procurement type these steps are «superseded» Purchase material 4100070242Purchase material 6000501331 Charge Material 6000501331 on Production Order for material 4200064682 Charge Material 4100070242 on Production Order for material 4200064702 Charge Material 4200064702 on Production Order for material 4100143036 Charge Material 4200064682 on Production Order for material 4100143036 Charge Material 6000501331 on Production Order for material 4100143036 Material with Special Procurment Type 50 Standard Material Material 4100143036 Created Standard Procurment vs Phantom Assemblies Definitions Drawing and BOM BOM and Procurement Type Generating Requirements Standard procurement vs Phantom Assemblies