Calculating replenishment priority

Value Priority rule Explanation
9 None
8 Quantity < Max Quantity Current quantity at the location is less than the location maximum setup in the Item screen.
7 Not Used
6 Not Used
5 Quantity Expected > 0 Replenishment is initiated because of over-allocation.
4 Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity Piece/Case pick location minimum configured in the Item screen is reached.
3 Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Quantity Min &

Quantity Expected - Quantity Picked <= Quantity Pick In Process &

Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity > 0

Physical quantity in the piece/case pick location is at the minimum and is over-allocated.
2 Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Quantity Pick In Process &

Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity

Picker is currently over-picking the location. In other words, the QtyPickInProcess field is greater than the Qty – QtyPicked field. For example, there are more picks in process than there are physically at the location.
Note: You must enable the RPLNPRIORQPIP parameter on the System Settings screen, to enable this functionality. The available quantity in the pick location is less than the quantity required to fulfil the requested pick quantity. When a pick is issued, the application compares the available inventory with the pick demand. If the pick demand exceeds the available quantity, the application assigns Replenishment Priority 2 to indicate that additional inventory is required to fulfil the pick.
1 Replenishment Override Quantity >0 Application has been overridden by you. If a number exists in the QtyReplenishmentOverride field, and then the priority is automatically a 1. Any ties that exist are broken by the replenishment severity.

By default, the replenishment priority is a 9. If the quantity that exists in a piece/case pick location is less than the QtyLocationMin, the replenishment priority moves to a 4. When there is more quantity allocated against a piece/case pick location, such as the quantity expected number is > 0, the Replenishment moves to a 3.