Service Loss Category: Stock Difference The service loss reasons belonging to the service loss category
Stock Difference
define that errors have occurred in Extended Warehouse Management (EWM). An error in warehouse management can, for example, be the introduction of a negative stock difference following a physical inventory count.
The quantity that can be assigned to these service loss reasons is limited to the sum of all negative stock differences.
In Customizing for EWM, you have defined the physical inventory area of the warehouse and set the physical inventory process.
For more information about defining the physical inventory area, see the Implementation Guide (IMG) for SAP Supply Chain Management (SAP SCM) under .
For more information about the settings for the physical inventory process, see the IMG for SAP SCM under .
In Customizing for the Global ATP check, you have defined a process type for stock history so that the stock history can be updated. Updating the stock history ensures that the service loss analysis can consider negative stock differences.
For more information, see the IMG for SAP SCM under .
The following service loss reasons belong to the service loss category
Stock Difference
.
Negative Stock Difference
This service loss reason defines that a negative stock difference has occurred at the first stockholding location, for example, because of a physical inventory count.
Negative stock difference at contract packager
This service loss reason defines that at least one contract packager has introduced a negative stock difference at the first stockholding location.
Service loss analysis calculates the throughput time for each customer-requested schedule line for which one of the service loss reasons belonging to this service loss category is checked. The throughput time is calculated from the first stockholding location to the main supplier (backwards from the service loss reference date/time).
The system selects all negative stock differences of the customer-requested product (which have led to a reduction in the available stock) that occurred at the stockholding location during the throughput time.