What Stock Replenishment options are available?
Two options are available to Replenish Inventory:
Single Level MRP: This focuses on nominated Items and creates Suggested Orders required to maintain stock to satisfy the future actual and/or Forecast demand.
Multi-Level MRP: In addition to looking at the current actual and/or forecast future demands this option also looks to see if the Item is a Parent in a Bill of Material and, if so, will ‘explode’ any Suggested Orders to determine the components required to make it. These are then used as ‘Suggested Demands’ when assessing component requirements
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