An example of a planning hierarchy of the type Item. For each hierarchy level, a code list with a linked parent and description is required. This diagram shows the process to setup an item planning hierarchy: 
Table 1. Code List 1 - Items
| Code |
(Item) Description |
(Family) Key |
Spreading factor |
| GOO-500 |
GOO 500ml |
GOO |
50 |
| GOO-330 |
GOO 330ml |
GOO |
50 |
| WIDGET-500 |
Widget 500g |
WIDGET |
60 |
| WIDGET-275 |
Widget 275g |
WIDGET |
40 |
Table 2. Code List 2 - Item Family
| Code |
(Family) Description |
(All) Key |
Spreading factor |
| GOO |
GOO Family |
AllItems |
2 |
| WIDGET |
Widget Family |
AllItems |
|
Table 3. Code List 3 - All Items
| Code |
(All) Description |
| AllItems |
All Items |
|
|
Table 4. Item Planning Hierarchy
| Level Name |
Code List |
Description Attribute |
Parent Attribute |
Spreading Factor Attribute |
| All Items |
AllItems |
AllDescription |
|
|
| Item Family |
ItemFamily |
FamilyDesc |
AllItemKey |
FamilyShare |
| Items |
ItemMaster |
ItemDesc |
FamilyKey |
ItemShare |