Viewing firm demands

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This page enables you to view the various transactions that caused the firm demands for the part. Tell me more.

The “View Firm Demands Information” page appears.

The system displays the following:

Date Format

The format in which the date fields are displayed in this page. This format is displayed from the “User Preferences” business component based on the login user ID. In case the format is not defined, the system displays the date format from the “Enterprise Modeling” business component by default.

The system displays the following in the “Review Details” group box:

Stocking Location

The location for which firm demand details are displayed.

Warehouse #

The code identifying the warehouse for which firm demand details are displayed.

Part #

The code identifying the part for which firm demand details are displayed.

Part Description

The description of the part.

 

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Required UOM

The unit of measurement in which the part is demanded.

Stock UOM

The unit of measurement in which the part is stocked.

Total Firm Demand Qty

The total quantity of all firm demands raised on the part.

Demand Date

Use the drop-down list box to select the date of demand, for which you wish to view the document details.

The system displays the following in the “Demand Information” multiline:

Doc Source Point

The organization unit in which the demand was raised.

Document Type

The type of document, which could be one of the following:

 
  • Material Request (MR) – Indicates that a material request has triggered the firm demand.

 
  • Visit Package (VP) – Indicates that a visit package has triggered the firm demand.

 
  • Component Work Order (CWO) – Indicates that a component work order has triggered the firm demand.

Demand Document #

The number identifying the document that raised the demand.

Document Date

The date on which the document was created. 

Document Qty

The quantity specified in the document.

Demand Category

The category of the demand, which could be one of the following:

 
  • Active Demand: When the demand is within the reservation horizon and is mapped to a receipt.

 
  • Inactive Demand: When the demand goes beyond the reservation horizon and is not mapped to a receipt.

 
  • Problem Demand: When there are no receipts to cater to the demand.

Document Line #

The line number in the document that raised the demand for the part.

Document Schedule #

The schedule number in the document that raised the demand for the part.

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Viewing firm demands - An overview

Disposition Review - A summary  of the activity

A “Demand” is reserved against a receipt in advance for upcoming maintenance activities. A demand is created within a warehouse. A demand is firm when it is certain to happen. For example, releasing a visit plan, scheduling a work order, authorizing a material request etc. triggers a firm demand.

If there are no receipts to meet the demand, then the demand becomes a “Problem Demand”.

The system displays details such as the type, date, line number and the schedule number of the document, and the quantity demanded thereof.