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Pal Infocom Technologies-2
Please suggest the sales forecast work flow and how is it associated with MRP


Preeti Verma

Configurator cum Business analyst - OFbiz Projects
Pal Infocom Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Mohali - INDIA


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Re: Sales Forecast Process

Jacopo Cappellato-4
The MRP treats a sales forecast as a sales order; you can enter sales  
forecast from the SFA application.
When you create a sales forecast:
* enter the organizationPartyId (this should match the ownerPartyId  
set in the facility for which you will run the mrp)
* enter the custom time period (its fromDate will be the date of the  
event in MRP)
* submit the button to create the forecast header
* click the forecast "details" tab to enter products' forecasts:
* enter productId and quantity for all the products in this sales  
forecast

Jacopo

On Sep 9, 2009, at 11:34 AM, Pal InfoCom Technologies wrote:

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> Please suggest the sales forecast work flow and how is it associated  
> with MRP
>
>
> Preeti Verma
>
> Configurator cum Business analyst - OFbiz Projects
> Pal Infocom Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
> Mohali - INDIA
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je
Jacopo Cappellato-4 wrote
The MRP treats a sales forecast as a sales order; you can enter sales  
forecast from the SFA application.
When you create a sales forecast:
* enter the organizationPartyId (this should match the ownerPartyId  
set in the facility for which you will run the mrp)
* enter the custom time period (its fromDate will be the date of the  
event in MRP)
* submit the button to create the forecast header
* click the forecast "details" tab to enter products' forecasts:
* enter productId and quantity for all the products in this sales  
forecast

Jacopo
Hello, I am a newbie to OFBiz. I want to check the pre-order (or forecast) function of OFBiz,
I did the steps you listed above, then I run the MRP, but I did not get the pre-order products on the
MRP result list.
I set the custom period id as a Quarter(4/1-7/1).
Would you please tell me a little more detailed info of the forecast and MRP.
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Sales Forecast Process

Sakthivel Vellingiri
You might want to check the following
- Items included in SalesForecast is not in Inventory already
- Items included in SalesForecast is not part of approved order

I assume you are checking Requirements section of Order Manager to
verify your MRP results

-Regards
Sakthi


On 5/30/12, je <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> Jacopo Cappellato-4 wrote
>>
>> The MRP treats a sales forecast as a sales order; you can enter sales
>> forecast from the SFA application.
>> When you create a sales forecast:
>> * enter the organizationPartyId (this should match the ownerPartyId
>> set in the facility for which you will run the mrp)
>> * enter the custom time period (its fromDate will be the date of the
>> event in MRP)
>> * submit the button to create the forecast header
>> * click the forecast "details" tab to enter products' forecasts:
>> * enter productId and quantity for all the products in this sales
>> forecast
>>
>> Jacopo
>>
>>
>
> Hello, I am a newbie to OFBiz. I want to check the pre-order (or forecast)
> function of OFBiz,
> I did the steps you listed above, then I run the MRP, but I did not get the
> pre-order products on the
> MRP result list.
> I set the custom period id as a Quarter(4/1-7/1).
> Would you please tell me a little more detailed info of the forecast and
> MRP.
> Thank you in advance.
>
>
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je
Thank U very much for your answer and sorry for my late reply.

Integrin Solutions wrote
You might want to check the following
- Items included in SalesForecast is not in Inventory already
- Items included in SalesForecast is not part of approved order

I assume you are checking Requirements section of Order Manager to
verify your MRP results
I create a new product named 10000 with the type of finished good, which has a BOM of another new product name 10001(raw meterial), then set a facility for the product 10000,10001, but not yet assign any Inventory for them.
then I entry the forecast, run the mrp, and check the result at the MRP Log page.
I notie that my MRP result with a status id "failed", which is "pending" a little before.
but I really don't know what's the wrong with my operation.

Thank you again.
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Sakthivel Vellingiri
It appears your MRP failed for some other reason, did you check if the
logs give more details about the MRP failure

- Regards

On 5/31/12, je <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Thank U very much for your answer and sorry for my late reply.
>
>
> Integrin Solutions wrote
>>
>> You might want to check the following
>> - Items included in SalesForecast is not in Inventory already
>> - Items included in SalesForecast is not part of approved order
>>
>> I assume you are checking Requirements section of Order Manager to
>> verify your MRP results
>>
>
> I create a new product named 10000 with the type of finished good, which
> has
> a BOM of another new product name 10001(raw meterial), then set a facility
> for the product 10000,10001, but not yet assign any Inventory for them.
> then I entry the forecast, run the mrp, and check the result at the MRP Log
> page.
> I notie that my MRP result with a status id "failed", which is "pending" a
> little before.
> but I really don't know what's the wrong with my operation.
>
> Thank you again.
>
>
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> http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Sales-Forecast-Process-tp164967p4632864.html
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>

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je
Thank you for your advice.
I will try to check it later.
and if there is any progress, I will report it.
Thank you again.