Batch
order sequencing
Topic:
Configuration
setup for planned batch order sequencing of the master planning module in D365
Finance and Operations.
Agenda: -
1.
What is planned batch order
sequencing in a master planning module?
2.
Benefits
b)
Assign sequence values to an item.
c)
Setup sequence group
d)
Assign sequence group with resource
or resource group
f)
Setup route master for product
4.
End to End process flow
5.
Business scenario
1.
What is batch-order sequencing in the
master planning module?
We can use batch-order sequencing to define
sequences that you can assign to items. A sequence is an item characteristic
that is used to sort items in groups so that the items with similar
characteristics are scheduled for production together.
You can assign one or multiple sequences to an
item. You can prioritize or rank the sequences based on their importance in the
sorting sequence. For example, items that are produced in a certain area of the
production facility can have many characteristics. It is important to group
those items that share a high-level characteristic.
By using batch order sequencing, you can create a
production route for a released product and identify specific resources in the
route, where it is very important that production is correctly sequenced to
maintain good quality, improve yields, and reduce changeover activities.
·
By sequencing batch orders intelligently, D365FO
enables businesses to maximize their production capacity and resources. It
ensures that the right items are produced at the right time, minimizing setup
and changeover time between different batches. This leads to increased
productivity as more batches can be processed in a given time period, resulting
in higher throughput and output.
·
Batch order sequencing helps in cost reduction by
minimizing unnecessary setup and changeover time. By sequencing similar or
compatible batch orders together, businesses can save time and resources
required for equipment adjustments, cleaning, and reconfiguration. This
ultimately leads to cost savings in terms of labor, materials, and machine
utilization.
·
Through batch order sequencing, businesses can
prioritize and fulfill customer orders more efficiently. D365FO considers
delivery schedules and customer requirements when sequencing batch orders,
allowing businesses to meet deadlines and deliver products on time. This
enhances customer satisfaction and helps build stronger relationships with
clients.
·
Batch order sequencing plays a crucial role in
inventory management. By sequencing batch orders based on item availability and
production capacity, businesses can ensure that inventory levels are optimized.
This prevents overproduction, reduces excess inventory, and minimizes the risk
of stockouts. As a result, businesses can achieve better control over their
inventory, reduce carrying costs, and improve cash flow.
3.
Pre-requisite: - Sequencing is conveniently
located in the Master Planning module. Setup is minimal but can be time-consuming,
depending on the complexity of the sequencing required for the manufacturing
process. Some basic setups are required for using batch order sequencing.
a)
Setup sequence: - First, go to Master planning > Setup >
Sequencing > Sequences and define a Sequence id with values and associated
ranks.
b)
Assign sequence values to an item: - Setup
a sequence value which is the place to map your items with the ranked value
previously done.
Navigation path: - Master planning > Setup
> Sequencing > Sequences values
No possibility to use any dimension here,
unfortunately. Another limitation is that you have to use formula-manufactured products
only.
c)
Setup sequence group: - If you want to combine several groups you can, and
then make some rank between them. It’s like an advanced setup on this feature.
Navigation path: - Master planning > Setup
> Sequencing > Sequences groups\
d)
Assign sequence group with the resource
or resource group: - We need to set
up the sequence group ID on each resource or we can also attach the sequence
group ID with the resource group.
Navigation path: - Production control > Setup
> Resources > Resources
e)
Setup master plan: - We need to set up the master plan now. Two things need
to be set up in addition to the classic setup: in the Time fences in Days tab,
don’t forget to tick the Sequencing to Yes, otherwise nothing will work.
f)
Setup route master for the product: -
We need to set the route master for the products in
route master setup we need to attach those resources that have sequence group
ID.
4.
End-to-end process flow: - In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365
FO), batch order sequencing refers to the process of determining the optimal
sequence in which to complete batch orders. Let's
explore the end-to-end process flow of batch order sequencing in D365 FO.
·
Once all pre-requisites are
completed, the first step in the process is to create batch orders. Batch
orders are used to manage the production of similar items in a batch. In D365
FO, you can create batch orders manually or automatically based on certain
criteria such as order quantity or due date.
·
Determine the planned orders that
need to be sequenced. These can be generated based on various factors, such as
sales orders, forecasted demand, or production planning.
·
Configure the sequencing parameters
in D365FO to define how the system should prioritize and sequence the planned
orders.
·
Initiate the planning engine in
D365FO to perform the planned order sequencing. The planning engine evaluates
the sequencing rules and parameters to generate an optimized sequence for the
planned orders.
·
Analyze the sequencing results
generated by the planning engine. Review the sequence and make any necessary
adjustments based on specific business requirements or constraints.
·
Once the sequencing is finalized,
release the planned orders to the shop floor for production. This can be done
manually or automatically, depending on the configuration and setup in D365FO.
·
With the schedule finalized, you can
start executing the batch orders. D365 FO provides features to manage the
production process, such as releasing batch orders for production, tracking
progress, and recording completion.
5.
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