Example: Using the Planning ID for Planning Quantities 
You can use the planning ID to simplify the planning of quantities per production line with an alternative unit of measure.
Example
At your plant, you fill bottles with two types of beer, regular and light. The bottles are then packed into cases.
The base unit of measure/production unit is therefore "case".
You want to use the planning table not just to plan the amount of cases, but also the amount of full bottles.
To do this, you proceed as follows:
Result
The planner enters the number of cases in the planning table, the system converts this to numbers of bottles and calculates the total number of bottles filled in a period.
Material |
Number of cases planned per day |
Conversion factor (from material master) |
Number of bottles per day |
Regular |
100 |
24 |
2400 |
Light |
200 |
20 |
4000 |
Total per day 6400