Your client wants the purchasers to be able to run the min-max for items under their control and then manage the POs created out of these.
Which parameters can they use to be able to do this?
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To enable purchasers to run min-max for items under their control and manage POs created out of these, the following parameters can be used:
A. Planning Level: This parameter allows the purchaser to specify the level of planning for which min-max should be run. For example, they can choose to run min-max at the item level or the item organization level.
B. Sort by: This parameter allows the purchaser to specify the sorting order for the min-max output. For example, they can sort by item number, lead time, or safety stock.
C. From Item to Item: This parameter allows the purchaser to select a range of items for which min-max should be run. For example, they can select a range of item numbers, or they can select items based on other criteria such as item category.
D. From Buyer to Buyer: This parameter allows the purchaser to select a range of buyers for which min-max should be run. For example, they can select a range of buyer names, or they can select buyers based on other criteria such as purchasing group.
E. From Planner to Planner: This parameter allows the purchaser to select a range of planners for which min-max should be run. For example, they can select a range of planner names, or they can select planners based on other criteria such as planning group.
In summary, the purchaser can use the planning level parameter to select the level of planning, the sort by parameter to specify the output sorting order, and the from item to item, from buyer to buyer, or from planner to planner parameters to select a range of items, buyers, or planners for which min-max should be run.