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Sales Order In Laredo Case

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1. Goal: There are handful of Laredo produced SKU that are sold in high volume in East coast area and the opportunity is to stock such SKU in East coast and ship it to Will Call customers and truck load customers in case quantity and saving on the freight cost. 2. Requirement: 1. Allow East Coast to Load plan brass and VC orders together 2. Split the sales order automatically based on SKU/Customer combination and divert selected portion of orders to be fulfilled by East Coast. 3. Impact based on current setup: 1. Enhance Load planning tool to include Brass load planning 2. Update DCM feed to include demand on Woodridge + East Coast facility 3. Repsonline and EDI order process enhancement to automatically split the brass orders and divert portion to East coast 4. …show more content…

East Coast does now allow Stocking of brass products due to Gerber VC/ Brass separation, change the accounting rule to allow storing brass products in EC. 5. Collapse Gerber GL company code to one instead of representing each DC as a separate business unit. 3. Options A. Enable G72 and all other Gerber warehouse to stock/ ship VC and Brass. This will require taking care of all the impact discussed in section 3. B. Enable G88 to act like East Coast extended brass warehouse, create logical storage in G88 to represent East Coast and perform all the shipping activity in the system from G88 while physically doing it in East Coast. This option will require completing 3.1 - 3.3 C. A variation of option-B, using G74 as extended G72 warehouse was considered. This option is viable too, but would make it difficult to manage and control since G74 will have its own customer shipment orders along with G72 and may get mixed up, causing confusion to the

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