4247: Fulfillment
Featured course for the
Fulfillment Product
Course Type
- Instructor Led
Duration
- 3 days
Target Audience
- EndUser
- SuperUser
Course Description
In this 3-day curriculum, you will be introduced to the purpose, benefits, and scope of the Fulfillment solution, and the role it plays in supply chain planning. You will explore the core features and functionality of Fulfillment’s distribution and deployment logic, navigating hands-on through the basic setup of a supply chain network. You will get exposure to various commonly-used parameters, and evaluate their impact on a replenishment plan. You will learn to interpret information in key Fulfillment planning pages such as Replenishment Dashboard, SKU Exceptions, and Plan Analysis.
Course Notes
- 10 Lessons
Lesson Details
4247-01: Overview of Fulfillment
Lesson Objectives
- Explain where Fulfillment fits in the supply chain planning flow
- Describe the benefits of time-phased replenishment planning
- Explain time-phased planning in a multi-echelon network
- List some of the key core and extended capabilities of Fulfillment
- Identify the additional modules offered by Fulfillment
Lesson Exercises
Not Applicable
1 Hour ILT
4247-02: Fulfillment Navigation
Lesson Objectives
- Navigate through the Platform Ul
- Retrieve and display data using searches
- Review data in a Flexible Editor page
- Populate data in a Compound Workspace
Lesson Exercises
- Log On To Fulfillment
- Opening a Flexible Editor Page and Running a Search
- Opening a Flexible Editor Page and Running a Prompted Search
- Using Different Types of Searches to Display Data on Flexible Editor Pages
- Using Related Pages
- Using Filters
- Accessing Online Help
- Populating Data in a Compound Workspace
- Working with Favorites
- Editing Data
4247-03: Viewing a Time – Phased Replenishment Plan
Lesson Objectives
- Describe how Replenishment Dashboard help a planner proactively assess inventory positions at an aggregate level
- Explain how to review the replenishment plan for an individual SKU in the Replenishment Dashboard
- Explain a sample planner workflow
Lesson Exercises
- Viewing a Store-Level Plan in the Replenishment Dashboard
- Viewing a DC-Level Plan in the Replenishment Dashboard
4247-04: Key Inputs to the Replenishment Plan
Lesson Objectives
- Explain how a distribution network is structured
- Explain the key demand and supply data that serves as an input to generate a replenishment plan
- Describe the basic Calculate Plan logic and how it generates replenishment quantities for a stock keeping unit (SKU)
- Review a time-phased replenishment plan in Plan Analysis
Lesson Exercises
- Reviewing Product Records
- Reviewing a Network Record
- Reviewing Sourcing Records
- Reviewing Level SKUs
- Viewing the DFUTOSKU Forecast
- Calculating a Time-Phased Replenishment Plan at the Ultimate Destination
- Calculating a Time-Phased Replenishment Plan at the Source/Destination
- Calculating a Time-Phased Replenishment Plan at the Ultimate Source
- Reviewing a Multi-Echelon Plan in Plan Analysis
4247-05: Controlling Total Demand
Lesson Objectives
- Describe the various components that make up Total Demand
- Describe key parameters used to calculate Independent Demand
- Describe how Allocation and Proration help with accuracy of planning
- Explain how Forecast Adjustment helps the plan adjust to account for customer orders
- Describe the purpose of Demand Reduction
- Create supplemental orders and describe their impact on a plan
Lesson Exercises
- Reviewing an Allocation Calendar
- Using Forecast Adjustment Rules 1 and 2
- Using Forecast Adjustment Rule 4
- Supplemental Orders
4247-06: Planning Rules
Lesson Objectives
- Define the key parameters that control replenishment frequency and quantity
- Define the key parameters of limiting replenishments
- Describe the various types of calendars used by Fulfillment to determine replenishment dates
- Identify the various options of restricted planning logic
- Describe the different periods of the planning horizon and how replenishments are handled within these different time frames
Lesson Exercises
- Modifying DRP coverage for SKUs
- Using the DRP Order Up to Quantity Rule
- Working with Arrival/Shipping Calendars
4247-07: Controlling the Safety Stock Goal
Lesson Objectives
- Explain the purpose of safety stock
- List the parameters available for controlling safety stock coverage
- Compare the various safety stock rules
- Explain safety stock tern plate projections
- Describe additional options for controlling safety stock
Lesson Exercises
- Updating Safety Stock Coverage for a Group of SKUs
- Setting Total Forward Coverage for DC SKUs
- Creating and Applying a Safety Stock Template
- Reviewing and Updating Display and Presentation Quantities
4247-08: Working with the Constrained Plan
Lesson Objectives
- Explain the purpose of the constrained plan and where it occurs in the supply chain
- Explain various Deployment concepts
- Describe different Deployment strategies available in Fulfillment
- List some of the additional features that can be used to control Deployment logic
- Explain the Plan Analysis projections used to evaluate the constrained plan
Lesson Exercises
Reviewing Constrained Projections on the Plan Analysis Deployment Page
2 Hours ILT
4247-09: Slow Moving SKUs
Lesson Objectives
- Explain the challenges of planning slow-moving SKUs
- Explain how Fulfillment’s slow mover logic addresses those challenges
- Explain how Fulfillment’s Deployment logic assists with managing slow moving SKUs
Lesson Exercises
- Reviewing the Plan for Slow Moving SKUs
- Incorporate Slow Mover Logic into the Unconstrained Plan
- Incorporate Slow Mover Logic into the Constrained Plan
4247-10: Managing By Exception
Lesson Objectives
- Discuss how exceptions fit into a sample planner workflow
- Explain how planners can use Fulfillment to access exception notifications using several FE pages and also how to add custom SKU Exceptions
- Discuss how to customize SKU Exceptions
Lesson Exercises
- Viewing Inventory Exceptions in Replenishment Dashboard
- Viewing Exceptions in the SKU EXCEPTIONS Pages
- Troubleshooting an Exception from the SKU Exceptions Page
- Viewing the SKU Exception from Plan Analysis
- Using Exception Groups to Add Priority and Custom Description
- Generating Custom SKU Exceptions