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In many cases, production companies receive sales orders on short notice. However, the production process might take long. As a result, it is common for these companies to plan their purchasing and production in advance, even before they receive actual sales orders. This is the goal of a forecast. A forecast is designed to serve as an additional requirement. Therefore, the goods are produced based on the forecast, and when the actual sales orders are received, the company is able to supply the order quickly.
For additional information, please refer to SAP Business One-documentation:
Beas provides additional features for forecasts. •Any number of forecasts can be taken into account by MRP. •Various computation methods are available. •A warehouse can be stored in a forecast, which is useful if you have multiple locations. •A requirement list can be stored (MPS).
See: Configuration wizard – Forecasts Plannings scenarios – Detail – Forecasts |