Example: distribution structure with clustersIn Enterprise Planning you can use clusters to plan business procedures such as:
Clusters are used to set up the supplying relationships that Enterprise Planning uses to perform planning. This online manual topic gives an example of a distribution structure with clusters. Example In the following example, R is a resource, A through E are warehouses. The arrows represent supplying relationships.
Item BIKE is manufactured at resource R, and stocked at warehouse A. From there, BIKE is first distributed to warehouses B and C (which, from a planning point of view, can be considered as one unit), and then to warehouses D and E (considered as one planning unit) and warehouse F. In Enterprise Planning, the item BIKE is represented by the following plan items:
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