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If I create product Boat with bill of materials, one of BOM is Dashboard, and Dashboards also has it's own BOM
I created Reordering rules for Boat and Dashboard
When I create sales orders with 2 Boats, then click on buttong "run reordering rules", it will create only one manufacturing order which is for Boat, if I click again on the button,it will create manufacturing order for Dashboard
Why it didn't create 2 MOs from the first click on Run reordering rules? Am I missing something?
Hi Alaa and fasluca, I'm not sure on the difference between menus "Run schedulers" and "Run reordering rules" can you explain me?
Twice, It's possible to set a reordering rules on a "finished product" with route set to "Manufacture" and when a run it's completed, PO (RFQ) and MO are created based on BOM of the finished product?
Hi Alaa,
I think its better to use 'Just in time scheduler' for this process.
have a look at these videos
https://youtu.be/eR_IQcuR5c4
https://youtu.be/BkgjyHUdjhQ
The only reason that I'm not using this approach is that it's not merging similar manufacturing orders, if I create sale order of 2 Boats and 5 Dashboards (yes I can sell dashboards separetly) , the system will create 3 manufacturing orders : 2 boats , 2 Dashboards , 5 Dashboards. From a manufacturing perspective, I should see 2 MOs only: 2 boats , 7 Dashboards. This is not possible with Just in time scheduler as I found out, but it's working if I use reordering rules, the problem is I have to click 2 times on "run reordering rules" to generate 2 MOs as in the example here which is annoying
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