10 Production 22 Resources Capacity
10 Production 22 Resources Capacity
10 Production 22 Resources Capacity
Resource Capacity
SAP Business One
Version 10.0
PUBLIC
Objectives
Step 2
Result
Step 1 Generate daily internal
View available capacity
Plan weekly capacity and single run capacity
for the resource
for a period
First step - Define the standard daily capacities in the Resource Master Data on the Planning Data tab
Only factor 1 is
relevant for single
run capacity
32 cycles a day
X 2 machines
= 64 cycles a day
Second step
Set the Daily Internal Capacities for
the specific time period manually or
based on the default data from the
Resource Master Data
You can also copy the single run
capacity to the internal capacity and
vice versa.
Internal
Capacities of the resource
Committed
Capacities allocated to production orders
Consumed
Capacities issued for production
Available
= Internal – Committed – Consumed
Production Order
Regular view
Cumulative view
The Resource Capacity feature visualizes available capacity, to avoid bottlenecks and
optimize production planning.
There are four capacity views: Internal, Committed, Consumed, and Available.
A daily standard capacity can be defined in the Planning Data tab of the Resource Master
Data.
Internal and single run capacities can be generated according to the planned daily capacity.
Resource capacity can be allocated on the start date of the Production Order row, end date,
from the start date forward, or from the end date backwards.
The cumulative view, in the Resource Capacity window, can be helpful in spotting when a
machine’s capacity is overcommitted.
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