SAP PP stands for Production Planning. In SAP domain, SAP PP works as an integral part of logistics modality and it is integrated with other SAP modules like Materials Management (MM) and Plant Maintenance (PM). As production planning is an essential part of a company’s supply chain, SAP PP certified professionals are in great demand. Global Online Trainings conducts online SAP PP training for professionals willing to explore their career in SAP production and planning stream.
In this guide (screenshots + descriptions), MRP Steps with exemplary data is covered in SAP.
Visit http://sapdocs.info/sap/production-planning/sap-pp-mrp-user-training-document-pdf/ for free download
SAP PP stands for Production Planning. In SAP domain, SAP PP works as an integral part of logistics modality and it is integrated with other SAP modules like Materials Management (MM) and Plant Maintenance (PM). As production planning is an essential part of a company’s supply chain, SAP PP certified professionals are in great demand. Global Online Trainings conducts online SAP PP training for professionals willing to explore their career in SAP production and planning stream.
In this guide (screenshots + descriptions), MRP Steps with exemplary data is covered in SAP.
Visit http://sapdocs.info/sap/production-planning/sap-pp-mrp-user-training-document-pdf/ for free download
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SAP Sales & Operations Planning (SOP) is a flexible forecasting and planning tool with which sales, production, and other supply chain targets can be set on the basis of historical, existing, and estimated future data.
Use SOP to streamline and consolidate your company’s sales and production operations.
SOP is particularly suitable for long- and medium-term planning.
SOP is made up of two components.
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SAP Sales & Operations Planning (SOP) is a flexible forecasting and planning tool with which sales, production, and other supply chain targets can be set on the basis of historical, existing, and estimated future data.
Use SOP to streamline and consolidate your company’s sales and production operations.
SOP is particularly suitable for long- and medium-term planning.
SOP is made up of two components.
1. Standard SOP
2. Flexible planning..
SAP Production Planning and Execution presentationAnkur Aggarwal
SAP PP (Production Planning) encompass all activities like Material Requirement Planning (MRP), Bills of Material (BOM), Routings, Automatic material requisitions based on MRP, capacity planning. Production Planning module is fully integrated with other SAP Modules
How to activate SAP ATP check for Sales Order, when you place item in sales order. Getting the material's supply and demand information,then meet customer's request delivery date.
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2. Routing : Definition
• A routing is a representation of
which operations (process
steps) have to be carried out
and in which order to produce
a material (product).
• Sequence of activities carried
out in the shop floor to
produce the material
3. Routing : Structure
• A routing is composed of a header and one or
more sequences.
• The header contains data that is valid for the
whole routing.
• A sequence is a series of operations.
• Operations describe individual process steps,
which are carried out during production
4. Assignment of Material to be produced and
Material Components
• The Material to be produced
is assigned to the routing
header.
• The components required for
production can be assigned
to each operation where it is
used.
5. Routing : Sequence
• A linear sequence of operations
(production steps), which are carried out
one after another, according to their
operation numbers.
• Standard Sequence : The system
automatically creates the standard
sequence, when you create a routing. It is
a linear series of operations.
6. Parallel and Alternative Sequence
• Parallel Sequence : A parallel sequence enables to process several
operations at the same time. A parallel sequence is carried out at the
same time as the corresponding section in the standard sequence. It
is a special form of overlapping operations.
• Alternative Sequence : A linear sequence of operations that is an
alternative to a sequence of operations in the standard sequence. The
alternative sequence is used if the production flow is different for
certain lot-size ranges (or)When the production flow changes under
certain business conditions like capacity conditions
7. Routing : Operation
• Operation describe the activity that is to be carried out during a
process step.
• The system uses operation data to determine dates, capacity
requirements and costs for a production process.
• Operation has the following data,
1. Control Key
2. External processing data
3. Standard Values
4. User Defined fields
5. Inspection specification
6. PRT
8. Routing : Operation data
• Control key determines,
1. Whether the operation is processed internally or externally by a vendor.
2. Whether dates, capacity requirements and costs are determined
3. Whether, afterwards in order processing, a confirmation can or must be made
• External processing data, which form the basis for externally processing operation
including scheduling and costing
• Sub Operation : Is subordinate to an operation and is used for more detailed
planning of the process step that is described in the operation.
• Standard values are planned values for the activities(Setup/Machine/Labor) to be
performed in the operation.
9. Routing : Operation data
• User-defined fields can be created with any customer-
defined data
• Inspection specifications for quality inspection during
the operation
• Production Resource tool is a moveable operating
resource/tool used in production can be assigned to
the operation
• Trigger Point in the operation can help to trigger other
business functions like start workflow task(send mail
to user/ release next operation etc..)
