Staged Schedule page
Use the Staged Schedule page to view the staged schedule details.
- Supplier
- The company responsible for supplying and shipping the part.
- Supplier Time Zone
- The time zone in which the supplier resides.
- Schedule Type
- Whether the schedule is for a Material Release or Shipping Schedule. Generally, Material Releases are used for forecast planning and Shipping Schedules are used for JIT ordering. If a Material Release and Shipping Schedule exist for the same part, the Shipping Schedule is used to determine quantities due.
- Release Number
- Number associated to the file in which the purchase order was sent.
- Shipment or Delivery Based
- Whether the requirement date is when the part is due to be shipped (shipment) or when it is due to be delivered (delivery).
- PO Number
- The purchase order associated with the requirements for which parts were shipped.
- Facility
- Name of the destination issuing demand to which parts are to be sent.
- Ship To
- Name of the shipping destination to which parts are to be sent.
- Release Date
- The date the release or purchase order was created by the customer. Displays as the Generation Date on published schedules.
- Test or Production
- A part status. The purpose of a test is defined by the customer. Typical test requirements are a trial run with no production or shipment of parts required. Production parts are to be produced and shipped.
- File Replacement Type
- The strategy used to replace existing schedules.
None. Material Release documents are not sent.
Replace by Facility. When a schedule is sent, all current schedules for the facility are removed and the new schedule becomes current.
Replace by Part. When a schedule is sent, all current schedules for the facility and demand combination are removed and the new schedule becomes current.
Replace by Supplier. When a schedule is sent, all current schedules for the facility and supplier combination are removed and the new schedule becomes current.