Delivery:
A delivery consists of a
set of delivery lines that are scheduled to be shipped to a customer’s ship-to
location on a specific date and time. In a delivery, you can include items from
different sales orders as well as back orders. You can group multiple
deliveries together to create a trip.
More than one trip may
be required to complete a delivery. For example, a delivery can consist of two
trips, the first trip by truck and the second trip by rail.
Move orders will use the
picking rules set up in Oracle Inventory to locate the material required to
fulfill the move order line. Together with item-sub inventory defaults
(required if the staging sub inventory is locator controlled), the picking
rules suggest the staging transfer transaction lines with appropriate source
information that will be required to obtain enough material in the staging
location for the delivery. The process where the Picking Engine generates these
transaction line suggestions is called allocating.
How system determines
Pick from Sub inventory/Locator to do pick release from shipping Transaction
form?
Thru Pick Rule
Based on Picking rule,
assigned to the Item (1st in mtl_system_items)
if Null then from
mtl_parameters then where it looks for that inv. org
Configuring Your Picking
Process:
You can determine the
number of pick release steps the system will prompt to move material from pick
release to ship confirmation. These steps are:
1.
Pick Release
2.
Move Order Line
Allocation (detailing)
3.
Move Order Line Pick
Confirmation
4.
Ship Confirmation
Pick Release
Pick Release finds and
releases eligible delivery lines that meet the release criteria, and creates
move orders. You can pick release by order, trip, stop, container, delivery,
warehouse, and customer, scheduled, or requested dates, shipment priority or
combinations of the above criteria. The default release criteria are set up in
Shipping Parameters, but you can override the default criteria in the Release
Sales Order window at pick release.
The move orders create a
reservation, determine the source, and transfer the inventory to staging areas.
Pick Slips can be created after the detailing process completes, and the
quantity and source can be manually verified at pick confirm.
Detailing and pick
confirmation can be manually transacted through inventory or set up in Shipping
Parameters to occur automatically at pick release.
You can run one or more
releases and customize release criteria to meet your requirements. You can
define:
Release
Rules to specify you’re picking criteria through pick release parameters.
Release Sequence Rules specify the order in which eligible
delivery lines are released. The order in which delivery lines are released
using a Release Sequence Rule is based on the following attributes:
Order number
Outstanding invoice value
Scheduled date
Departure date
Shipment priority
Pick Slip Grouping Rules
to determine how released move order lines are grouped onto pick slips.
Oracle Shipping
Execution’s Pick Release process creates move orders. One order is created per
pick release batch per organization, so if you pick release across multiple
organizations, one move order is generated in each facility. One move order
line is generated for each order line included in the picking batch. That move
order line includes the item, quantity, the staging location (the destination
sub inventory and locator) and a source sub inventory and locator if one was
specified on the sales order line or on the Release Sales Orders window.
For non-transactable
items, pick release does not use the value of Enforce Ship Sets and Ship Models
in the shipping parameters. However, ship confirm does validate
non-transactable items for broken ship sets and ship models.
For non-reservable
items, allocation and pick release run, but suggestions are not created during
pick release, and pick confirm will not run for the item. You can print pick
slips, but they will not be detailed with sub inventory and stock locator to
pick from, however they will list the item and quantity to be picked.
Auto-allocate should be Yes and Auto-pick-confirm can be set to any.
Detail Line Allocation
(Detailing)
To release the move
order lines created at Pick Release to the warehouse and to print pick slips,
the lines must be allocated. The allocation process for a pick wave move order
line also creates a high level (organization level) reservation for the item(s)
if no previous reservations exist for them. You can choose to do this
immediately after the move order lines are created or to postpone this step
until a later point in time. Once the lines are allocated, they have a status
of Released to Warehouse.
Postponing the detailing
process might be employed by organizations that pick release across multiple
warehouses but prefer to enable each warehouse to determine when to release
their order lines to the floor. Detailing the order lines immediately after
they are created is called auto-detailing. Postponing the detailing process is
referred to as manual-detail. You can set up a default detailing mode in the
Shipping Parameters window. This default can be overridden at each Pick Release
through the Release Sales Orders window.
Pick Confirmation
The move order line
details must be transacted (in Inventory) to confirm the material drop-off in
staging. Pick confirmation executes the sub inventory transfer that
systematically moves the material from its source location in the warehouse to
the staging location. Pick Confirmation automatically transfers the high level
reservation to a allocated reservation (including lots, sub inventory and
locators) in the staging location. Inventory updates Shipping Execution with
the results of the pick confirm:
Pick Confirmed quantity is assigned a status of Staged/Pick
Confirmed.
Unconfirmed quantity is assigned a status of Backordered.
At pick confirmation,
you can report a missing quantity or change information if material is picked
from a different lot, serial, locator, or sub inventory. Auto pick confirm can
be set up as the default to occur immediately after the lines are detailed if
an organization’s picks rarely deviate from the suggested picking lines or the
overhead of requiring a Pick Confirmation is unmanageable. You can set up a
default Pick Confirm policy in the Inventory organization parameters. This
default can be overridden at each Pick Release.
Pick confirmation
follows the allocation and reservation process automatically if both the Auto
Allocate and Auto Pick Confirm options are selected in the Release Rules
window. Pick Confirm always follows the detailing and reservation process. If
Auto Allocate is not chosen, it is not possible to Auto Pick Confirm.
After you perform a
partial move transaction on a move order, the delivery detail shipped quantity
is usually blank. However, if the move order is for a serial controlled item,
the shipped quantity appears. Generally, the requested quantity of a staged
delivery detail is the shipped quantity because the non-shipped quantity is
split into separate backorder delivery lines. However, for delivery details
with serial controlled items, the shipped quantity has a value so that you can
enter the serial numbers when transacting.
Pick Release can be run
using the following methods:
On-line: You can pick release one order immediately, thereby
eliminating time spent waiting for the order to process through the Concurrent
Manager queue. This is done in the Release Sales Orders for picking window.
This window can also be accessed from the Tools menu in the Shipping
Transactions window.
Concurrent: You can run pick release in the background, enabling
you to run other processes simultaneously. This is done in the Release Sales
Orders for picking window. This window can also be accessed from the Tools menu
in the Shipping Transactions window.
Standard Report Submission (SRS): You can run a specific release
at the same time every day. SRS runs pick release in the background multiple
times. This is done in the Release Sales Orders for Picking SRS window.
Shipping Transactions window: You can run pick release in the
Shipping Transactions window by selecting Launch Pick Release from the Actions
menu.
Material Picking or Pick
Release:
Oracle shipping
execution enables you to use move orders Transactions for generating pick
requests and reservation in Oracle Inventory. With the new pick release engine,
you can pick release all items together on a trip or stop. You can also pick
release items on a delivery. Using the new engine can be performed a one-two or
three-step process.
One Step process
consists of select both auto-detail and auto pick confirm checkboxes on the
inventory tab when you pick release, which means that the pick recommendation
is automatically created and pick confirmed without any manual interaction.
Two Step process
consists of selecting auto-detail, but not auto pick confirm, which creates a
move order that is automatically detailed but enables you to view the pick
recommendation and provides the opportunity to change quantity, location, sub
inventory and to report a missing quantity at the pick confirmation step in the
transact move orders window. Once you have made your changes you can transact
the move order to pick confirm the inventory.
Three Step process
consists of selecting neither the auto-detail or auto pick confirm check boxes,
which creates a move order that you can manually or automatically detail in the
transact move order window. Once detailed, you can transact the mover order to
pick confirm the transaction.
What does Detailing
mean?
Detailing is the process
which Oracle Order Picking and Shipping uses the picking rules to determine
where to source the material to fulfill the request line (move order line). The
detailing process fills in the move order line details with the actual
transactions to be performed. If adequate quantity is not available to detail
the mover order, this process can be repeated later. If no reservations exist
before the detailing process, it also creates reservation for the material.
What is the difference
between Available Qty and On-Hand Qty?
Available Qty + Reserved
Qty = On-Hand Qty
What is the difference between concurrent or on-line pick releases?
Concurrent pick release releases one or more orders in the
background improving the performance for the user. The user can continue
working with the application even though the pick release has
not completed yet.
On-line pick release releases the orders while the user waits for
the application to returns the control to the user. The user may feel a lower
performance in the applications depending of how many lines are being
processed.
What is meant by Trips?
How to create Trips?
Overview:
A trip is an instance of
a specific freight carrier departing from a particular location containing
deliveries.
A trip is carrier
specific and contains at least two stops such as a stop to pick up goods and
another stop to drop off goods, and may include intermediate stops. Trips can
be created automatically or manually.
Creating a Trip
There are several ways
to create a trip:
Automatic
Manual
Automatic
If your shipping process
does not require advanced planning, you may prefer to automatically create
trips:
Auto-creating a trip for a delivery: You can find the delivery you
want to ship, and auto-create a trip and related trip stops.
Auto-creating a trip for containers and lines: You can find the
lines and containers you want to ship and auto-create a trip which creates a
trip, related deliveries, and trip stops.
Manual
During transportation
planning, you can manually create a trip and later assign delivery lines or
find the delivery lines and create a trip. For example, for a regular trip
scheduled to depart every Friday, you can manually set up a trip ahead of time
and then assign delivery lines. When you manually create a trip, you can
manually assign stops, deliveries, and delivery lines to that trip.
Ship Confirmation
The material picking
process ends when the items are ship confirmed out of inventory. Ship
confirming the items removes the existing reservations and performs the sales
order issue transaction. You may choose to ship confirm only part of the sales
order quantity. In this case, the balance of the sales order may be
backordered. Back ordering at Ship Confirm automatically splits the sales order
into two lines. The first line represents the shipped quantity, and the second
line represents the backordered quantity. The backordered line is automatically
Pick Released by Oracle Shipping Execution. A move order line is automatically
generated for the backordered quantity.
What is Item Cross
References used for?
Cross Reference types
define relationship between Items and entities such as Customer Items or
Supplier Items.
What is the effect of
the following transactions on On-Hand Qty? Sub Inventory Transfer
Miscellaneous Issue
On-Hand Qty remains same
on a Sub-Inventory transfer.
On-Hand Qty reduces on
Miscellaneous Issue
What is a Modifier?
Modifiers enable you to
setup price adjustments. (For example, discounts and surcharges), benefits (for
example, free goods, coupons) and freight and special charges that the price
Engine applies immediately to pricing requests or accrues for later
disbursement.
What are the different
types of Modifiers?
Discount List, Freight
and Special Charges, Promotion surcharge.
Is the Customer Site
data available across the operating units?
No, only header data is
available.
What are defaulting
Rules?
Information that Oracle
Order Management automatically enters depending on other information you enter.
What does Pick Release
mean?
An order cycle action to
notify warehouse personnel that orders is ready for picking.
Pick release rule
A user-defined set of
criteria to define what order lines should be selected during picks release.
What does ATP mean? What
is the significance of ATP?
Available to Promise.
What is meant by RMA?
Return Material
Authorization- Return Material Order.
Explain Credit Check and
Credit Hold for a Customer Site?
Credit Check is a check
carried by the System the customer is exceeded his credit limit. Credit hold is
a hold applied on orders when he exceeds his credit limit.
What is Over Picking?
Over picking is a new enhancement included in the Order Management
family pack G(2118482) that allows the Pick Confirm transaction to pick
in excess of the requested quantity as long as it is
within the over shipment tolerance.
It also allows the user to prevent breaking LPNs or lots by small
amounts when the quantity requested does not match the quantity in inventory.
For example, if the customer ordered 5 cans and the warehouse have only
6-packs, and the warehouse either is out of individual cans or has a policy
against loose cans. The over picking functionality allows the picker to pick
a 6-pack (6 cans wrapped) to fulfill the order, instead of picking
exactly 5 cans.
This functionality will not be offered prior to OM Family Pack G
code release. This means that there will not be an option for backporting
of this code. In order to receive this code, OM Family Pack G or higher
family pack needs to be applied.
What is Back order? When
it occurs?
In the Back Order the material gets unreserved. . Backorders
caused by Pick Releasing (PR) order lines when there is no or not enough stock
available. And backorders caused by shipping less, at Ship confirm, than
what was released.
How are Backorders handled /processed?
As in previous releases, Order Management and Shipping Execution
has two types of Backorders. Backorders caused by Pick
Releasing (PR) order lines when there is no or not enough stock
available. And backorders caused by shipping less, at Ship confirm, than
what was released.
A. Backorders after Pick
Releasing with Insufficient Stock
Pick Release will process all order (more correctly shipping)
lines that you selected when submitting PR. It will create move order
lines for each line, whether there is stock available or not. You (or the
system) will however, not be able to (auto) detail and (auto) Pick Confirm the
lines where there is not enough stock available. In R11i, you cannot
switch off reservations for PR. Also, the system will not print pick
slips for lines that are not detailed.
The delivery line, which was 'Ready to Release' before running PR
will be split into a quantity that was available for picking and a unavailable
quantity. The first delivery line will become status ‘Released’ (Pick
Confirmed), the second 'Submitted for Release' (Move Order created, but not
confirmed). In the latter case, the ‘Details Required' status is
checked. The order line will not split at this point, but receives a
'Picked partial' status. After Ship Confirming the Released delivery
line, the original order line will be split into a 'Shipped' and a 'Submitted
for Release' line (unless the shipped quantity falls within the under shipment
tolerance). The latter will be available for Pick Release as a 'Backorder'
as soon as there is stock available. On the sales order, there is no
order or workflow status called 'Backorder'. You will not really see any
difference between a scheduled order line that was never released and a
backordered line. Pick Release is able to distinguish between the two,
because it allows you to release them separately.
B. Backorders Caused by shipping less than what was Released
Before Ship Confirming a Released (Pick Confirmed) delivery line,
you have the option to update the shipped quantity. If the shipped
quantity is less than the picked quantity, you have can either designate the
remaining quantity as 'Backordered' (meaning the quantity was
lost somewhere along the picking/staging
process) or leave it in staging in to assign it to a different delivery (i.e.
truck was full and wait for next pick up).
At Ship Confirm, any staged
quantities will be split off in a separate delivery line that is immediately
ready to be shipped in a subsequent delivery. A backordered quantity will
remain noted on the same delivery line. Only when the original delivery
line is interfaced through Inventory
Interface/Order Management Interface, will the order line be split into a line
for the shipped quantity and a new line for the backordered quantity (Awaiting
shipping). This enables you to pick the remaining quantity again in order
to fulfill the complete order quantity. This split will only happen if
the backordered quantity is greater than the Under Shipment Tolerance.
How come when I ship confirm a delivery the Inventory and OM
Interface are not run?
When ship confirming a delivery, there is a check box labeled
Close Trip. If that check box is checked, the Trip and associated stops are
closed when the delivery is closed.
If the check box is not checked, then you have to manually go to
the stop tab and close a stop. Once a stop is closed, the Inventory and
OM Interface are submitted.
How can lines that were unassigned from a delivery a time of ship
confirm due to a credit hold, be released after the hold has been removed?
Create a new delivery, assign the lines to the new delivery and
perform the ship confirm process.
How can I ship the fastest way?
Check the Autodetail option in Pick Release. It can be
defaulted from the Shipping Parameters form. Set the profile INV: Detail
Serial Numbers to ‘Yes’. Inventory will then suggest serial numbers
during the Detailing process. Do not check the Pick
Confirmation Required flag in the Organization Parameters form.
What criteria use the process to release the eligible order lines?
This is indicated by the Release Sequence Rule. It uses the
following attributes: order number, outstanding invoice
value, schedule date, departure date and shipment priority.
How does the pack slip report groups the released lines?
It uses the pick slip grouping rule assigned during the pick
release. A pick release process may print more that one report for the same
picking batch.
ORG_ID can be set at Master Level or Transaction Level?
ORG_ID can be set at Transaction Level.
How do restrict data for a responsibility as per the ORG_ID?
Through Multi-Org you can restrict data for a responsibility as
per the ORG_ID. Only in GL, Set of book id should have the value to restrict
the data for a responsibility.
What is meant by drop shipment order type? What are the different
steps involved in executing sales order?
In the Drop shipment order, there is no shipping involved. The
steps involved are Book the Order, Purchase release, Invoicing. The invoice can
be done only after the receipt is made for the purchase order created by the
purchase requisition created from the Purchase release.
Warehouses are what organizations in Oracle Manufacturing?
Inventory
What is meant by shipment tolerance?
Over/Under shipment tolerance, While shipping we can over/under
shipping the quantity in the sales order.
What is the difference between Standard Sales Order Cycle and Drop
Shipment Order Cycle?
Shipment is the difference.
What is Hold management?
Hold
A feature that prevents
an order or order line from progressing through the order cycle. You can place
a hold on any order or order line.
Hold criteria
A criterion used to
place a hold on an order or order line. A hold criteria can include customers,
customer sites, orders, and items.
Hold source
An instruction for Order
Management to place a hold on all orders or lines that meet criteria you
specify. Create a hold source when you want to put all current and future
orders for a particular customer or for a particular item on automatic hold.
Order Management gives you the power to release holds for specific orders or
order lines, while still maintaining the hold source. Oracle Order Management
holds all new and existing orders for the customer or item in your hold source
until you remove the hold source.
Hold type
Indicates the kind of
hold you place on an order or order line.
What is the Item
attributes for an Item to create Drop Ship Order?
Purchased (PO)
|
Enabled
|
Purchasable (PO)
|
Enabled
|
Translatable (INV)
|
Enabled
|
Stock able (INV)
|
Optional
|
Reserveable (INV)
|
Enabled
|
Customer Ordered (OM)
|
Enabled
|
Customer Orders
Enabled (OM)
|
Enabled
|
Default SO Source
Type
|
Optional
|
Shippable
(OM)
|
Enabled
|
Transact able
(OM)
|
Enabled
|
Costing
|
Enabled (enabled for
items that are to be costed)
|
Inventory Asset
Value
|
Enabled
(for asset items) (non-expense items)
|
What is the Item
attributes for an Item to create Internal Sales Order?
Main Tab
|
Standard
|
Inventory Tab
|
*Inventory Item,*Stock
able, Transact able, Revision Control Receivable, Check Material
Storage
|
Bill of Material Tab
|
BOM Allowed
|
Purchasing Tab
|
Purchased Purchasable
Use Approved Supplier
|
General Planning Tab
|
Make or Buy Source
Type: Supplier
|
Lead Times
Tab
|
Preprocessing –give
some values
|
Work-in-process Tab
|
Build in WIP
|
Order Management Tab
|
Customer Ordered,
Customer Enabled, Shippable, *Internal Order, *Internal Order Enabled,
*OE Transact able, Assemble To Order, Returnable
*Customer should be
“Internal”
|
Can you update the Sales
Order once it is Booked?
Depends on the
Processing Constrains setup.
What are the
prerequisites of the Sales Order?
Customer, Price List and
Order Type.
·
What
are different order types?
- Order
- Return
- Mixed
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