Change Period Split for On-Time Delivery Performance
In the Logistics Information System (LIS), the statistics are managed on the amount of schedule variances of vendors.
The delivery date variance is a key figure which specifies in days the difference between the statistically relevant delivery date and the date of the goods receipt.
This key figure is updated during the for the entry date.
You can determine four interval limits. Five intervals are then available to you for the valuation.
Example
You have set the interval limits, for example, as follows:
- 1
-20 days
- 2
-10 days
- 3
10 days
- 4
20 days
You have determined the intervals as follows then:
- x <= -20 (interval limit 1)
- -20 < x <= -10 (interval limit 2)
- -10 < x <= 10 (interval limit 3)
- 10 < x <= 20 (interval limit 4)
- x > 20 (interval limit 4)
A goods receipt which arrives, for example, 21 days too early would thus fall into the first interval.
A goods receipt which only arrives 12 days after the planned delivery date would fall into the fourth interval.
Note
The specification of interval limits is useful only if you specify ascending values for the interval limits.
Requirements
You must have created
purchasing organizations