Schedule page
Use the Schedule page to view the information about the release, the schedule and a list of all requirements contained in the schedule.
- Dock
- Code representing the dock at the shipment destination (Ship To).
- PO Number
- The purchase order number associated to the requirements.
- Engineering Level
- Customer defined code indicating the required version of the part that is associated to the requirements.
- Customer Part
- Part number as established by the customer.
- Customer Part Description
- Customer-defined description of the part. Close
- Supplier Part
- Part number as established by the supplier.
- PO Line Number
- Specific purchase order line number associated with this requirement.
- Ship/Delivery Code
- Whether the requirement date is when the part is due to be shipped (SH) or when it is due to be delivered (DL).
- Model Year
- Code associated with the part that indicates to which run it belongs.
- Generation Date
- The date the release or purchase order was created by the customer.
- Publish Date
- Date the release was sent (imported).
- Last Update
- The date the schedule was last modified.
- Release
- Number associated with the release that contained the schedule. To view the schedule for a different release, select the release from the menu and click the button.
- Part Release Status Code
- The status of the part at the time of the release. For example, a B (balance out) can indicate that the part is being phased out or a F (final code) can indicate that this is the final release for the part.
- Raw Material Start
- Date tracking of the Raw Material Amount starts.
- Raw Material Amount
- The amount of material the supplier is authorized to purchase.
- Fabrication Start
- Date tracking of the Fabrication Amount starts.
- Fabrication Amount
- The quantity of parts above the firm and planning requirements that the supplier is authorized to have on hand.
- Last Shipper Number
- Shipper number of the last shipment received by the customer that contained the part.
- Last Ship Date
- The date the last shipment for the part was received.
- Last Ship Quantity
- Quantity of the part received in the last shipment.
- Previous CUM
- The total number of parts requested before the release was published.
- CUM Shipped (YTD)
- The total number of parts received before the release was published.
- Date
- Due date for the parts. Based on the Ship Delivery Code field of the Release Information, this is the date the parts are due to be shipped (SH) or the date the parts are due to arrive at the Ship To (DL).
- Required Quantity
- Number of parts required.
- Shipped Quantity to Date
- The quantity previously shipped against the requirement that partially or fully fulfilled the requirement.
- Due Quantity
- The open quantity (unfulfilled amount) of the requirement. The original Required Quantity minus the Quantity Shipped To Date.
- Type
- The kind of requirement:
- Firm. A requirement authorized to be shipped.
- Planning. A planning requirement.
- Production. Live production requirement, usually means the part is to be produced and shipped.
- Test. Purpose of "Test" is defined by customer, usually signals a trial run of data for testing purposes, and requires no shipment of parts.
- Frequency
- How often the parts are due. Requirement frequency is either W (weekly) or D (daily).
- Pull Signal
- Code defined by the customer and associated with the requirement; for example, RAN (receipt authorization number), DON (delivery order number), or KANBAN. Generally when a pull signal is used by the customer, the exact requirement must be shipped, and the pull signal must be printed on the shipper and published on the ship notice.
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