Building Assembly Part AllocationsStart Manufacturing > Assembly Control > Assembly Lines (tiasl1530m000). Use this session to allocate assembly parts to shop-floor warehouses within the allocation time fence. The following points are covered in this help topic:
Allocation mode The allocation of assembly parts can be carried out in one of the two following modes, which are defined in the Transaction Processing field of the Assembly Control Parameters (tiasc0100m000) session:
Existing assembly orders are taken into account when orders are generated and material requirements are recalculated. Determining to which shop-floor warehouse the parts are
allocated You link a shop-floor warehouse to a line station in the Shop Floor Warehouse field of the Work Centers (tirou0101m000) session. You can link a shop floor warehouse to a line station only if the following conditions are met:
Time buckets The size and number of buckets are determined by two factors:
Note You must define buckets for the entire Allocation Time Fence [days]. If you have an order that only partly falls within the time fence, allocation is not planned in ASC. Allocating assembly parts In the case of Line Station Based transaction processing, allocation is performed per bucket, per line station. All the requirements by bucket and line station can be combined, which results in fewer transactions than would occur if every order were processed separately. The cumulative allocated assembly part requirements are logged in a clustered line station order (CLSO). The CLSO is communicated to Warehousing. You can view the cumulative allocated assembly part requirements in the Clustered Line Station Order - Assembly Part Requirements (tiasc7140m000) session. To allocate assembly parts, complete these steps:
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