This chapter provides and overview of the steps required to set up up flow production, after Inventory and Manufacturing information has been set up, and discusses how to:
Set up Flow Production replenishment defaults.
Set up issue methods.
Set up Kanban automatic numbering.
Set up purchasing defaults.
See Also
Preparing to Implement PeopleSoft Inventory
When creating replenishment requests or Kanban cards, the system looks to see if production replenishment location defaults exist first, then looks to the WIP replenishment defaults that are associated with the business unit and item for replenishment guidelines.
This section discusses how to:
Set up production replenishment locations.
Set up production replenishment details.
Set up WIP replenishment item attributes.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
SF_REPL_INV |
Inventory, Maintain Storage Locations, Production Replenish Locations, Prdn Replenish Locations |
Set up production replenishment location defaults in Inventory. |
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SF_REPL_INV_DTL |
Inventory, Maintain Storage Locations, Production Replenish Locations, Prdn Replenish Detail |
Set up production replenishment location defaults in Inventory. |
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MFG_ATTRIB2 |
Items, Define Items and Attributes, Define Business Unit Item, Manufacturing |
Set up item replenishment defaults in the Inventory Define Business Unit Items menu. |
When creating replenishment requests or Kanban cards, the system looks at the production replenishment locations details first to see if specific item and WIP location replenishment details exist. If you haven’t set up Production Replenishment locations defaults, the system looks at the WIP Replenishment details by item.
See Also
Using the Replenishment Method
Use the Prdn Replenish Detail page to set up production replenishment location defaults in Inventory.
See Using the Replenishment Method.
You use this page to define how the replenishment is triggered using the WIP Replenishment mode. You specify how the replenishment request is communicated with the WIP Replenishment Method, whether Pull List, Pull Ticket, or Workflow. You define here where the material comes from, inventory, feeder line, or vendor using the WIP Replenishment Source.
See Also
Using the Replenishment Method
To use, each item must be defined with replenishment as the issue method.
This section discusses how to:
Set up item issue methods.
Set up production area issue methods.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
MFG_ATTRIB |
Items, Define Items and Attributes, Define Business Unit Item, Manufacturing, General |
Set up item replenishment defaults under Inventory Define Business Unit Items. |
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SF_PRDN_AREA_ITEM |
Production Control, Define Production, Production IDs/Schedules, Production Area, Item Detail |
Define production details for each item associated with a production area. |
You must set the Component Issue method to Replenish for items that you replenish using Flow Production.
See Defining Manufacturing Information for an Item.
You can set the component issue method to Use Component’s Method on the Production Area - Item Detail page. You can also set the production area’s component issue method to Replenish to indicate that all components for the item use the replenish issue method.
See Defining Production Area and Item Detail.
You must set up automatic numbering for Kanban IDs to enable the autonumbering of Kanban IDs when you create Kanban cards or replenishment requests.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
AUTO_NUM_PNL |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Common Definitions, Codes and Auto Numbering, Auto Numbering |
Set up automatic numbering for Kanban IDs. |
You must set up defaults for the number type of Kanban ID. Associate the SF_KANBAN_ID Field Name to the automatic numbering defaults.
If you are using vendor replenishment with Flow Production, you must set up several defaults in Purchasing.
This section discusses how to:
Set up purchasing items.
Set up vendors.
Set up vendor contact information.
Set up vendor email addresses.
Set up vendor fax numbers.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
ITM_TBL_PUR |
Items, Define Items and Attributes, Purchasing Attributes, Purchasing Controls |
Define whether to include past-due Kanban purchase orders when associating Kanban receipts with a specific purchase order. |
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VNDR_PROC_OPT_SEC1 |
Vendors, Vendor Setup/Maintenance, Vendor Information, Location, Procurement Options |
Set up the replenishment dispatch method. |
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VNDR_LOC |
Vendors, Vendor Setup/Maintenance, Vendor Information, Location |
Associate an address code for the vendor location in the Ordering group box. If you are dispatching vendor replenishment requests by email or fax, the system uses this address code to determine the vendor email address or fax phone number. |
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VNDR_ADDRESS |
Vendors, Vendor Setup/Maintenance, Vendor Information, Address |
Enter an email address for the address code. |
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VNDR_ADDR_PHN_SEC |
Vendors, Vendor Setup/Maintenance, Vendor Information, Address, Telephone |
Enter a vendor fax number for the address code. |
When associating Kanban receipts to a purchase order, select the Include Past Due Kanban POs check box if you want to include past-due purchase orders during the Kanban Receiving PO Selection process.
Also, because vendor replenishment occurs on a frequent basis, if you set the Early Ship Reject Days value too low, the receiving process may not permit you to receive the material because it arrived too early.
See Also
Defining Purchasing Item Attributes
Use the Procurement Options page, accessed from the Location page, to define the replenishment dispatch method. When you create Kanban IDs and select a vendor for vendor replenishment, the vendor replenishment dispatch method is associated to the Kanban ID. When you run the Replenishment Dispatch process, the system determines the dispatch method using the value that is stored with the Kanban ID record. Dispatching is required for replenishment requests with backflush-controlled or manual replenishment modes. You don’t dispatch Kanban cards using the dispatch process.
See Also
See Entering Vendor Contact Information.
See Entering Vendor Addresses.
See Entering Vendor Addresses.