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Hi,
I'm trying to understand how is the scheduled time calculated for a sales order. I created 2 products:
When I confirm a sale with these two products, and open the delivery order, the scheduled time is today + 2 days.
Is this Ok? Should'nt it be today + 3 days?
Thanks.
I'm using OE 7.0-20130114-001605.
Hello,
The OpenERP scheduler computes everything per line, whether it's a manufacturing order, a delivery order, a sale order, etc. The delivery time is computed for each line like this: Sale Order Date (on the SO) + Customer Lead Time (on the SO line, coming from the product) - Security Days (on the company)
So, if your security days=0, on the scheduled delivery order, you have two lines (one for each product):
The expected delivery date on the delivery order is computed using the minimum expected delivery date of each line. This is normal, otherwise some products may be late according to what you promised to your customer.
This has nothing to do with the shipping policy or the MTS/MTO.
To get the details about how the scheduler computes, read the documentation: http://doc.openerp.com/v6.1/book/5/5_15_Manufacturing/5_15_Manufacturing_forecasting.html#lead-times
This is a big eye opener for me - I was certainly expecting different behavior! A delivery date of Day + 2 will make the Day + 3 product late. This would manifest as a problem in a case where 'deliver all products at once' is desired. Am I missing something?
I've tried inputting a few different numbers and the calculations that happen on the DO line items seem to be DO Time + Product Lead Time - Security Time; is this because I have it configured differently? I can't confirm on runbot; seems to be having issues.
My mistake, it's '-' instead of '+' for security days. The documentation is quite clear on this topic: http://doc.openerp.com/v6.1/book/5/5_15_Manufacturing/5_15_Manufacturing_forecasting.html#lead-times
That documentation is not consistent with how OpenERP works - and there are bugs with the 'date calculation' part, as well as the storage/conversion of dates. These have already been reported and are being worked on now. Anyone following this can learn more at https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+bug/1153107
Security Time is set via the menu sequence Settings --> Companies.
Switch to the Configuration tab.
Ok, now I see it. The only problem is that in my configuration the Security Days are set to 0.0 days.
Ok, I think I've solved my problem.
When the "security days" are set to 0.00, it seems that OERP is taking 2 as a default value, don't know if that is the correct behaviour. I've set it to 1.00 and now the delivery order time is correct when both products are on stock.
Thank you.
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What is the 'shipping policy' of the order? Check the Extra Information tab.
Shipping policy: Deliver all products at once
Are these products in stock? What is the procurement method and supply method for each?
Product 1 (3 days lead time): - Stock: yes - Procurement: make to stock - Supply: Buy
Product 2 (2 days lead time): - Stock: yes - Procurement: make to stock - Sypply: Buy
Just In Time enabled.
If both products are in stock, there is no procurement, so all you have is the customer safety time of 2 days. Do you know where this is set?
I ca'nt find the "customer safety time" that you mention. Where is it?