Field Name

Information

Group No.

Displays the number of the interchangeability group to which the product belongs. You can create, display, and change the number of the interchangeability group in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen. To display this screen, on the SAP Easy Access screen choose  Advanced Planning and Optimization Master Data Application-Specific Master Data .

Group Type

Displays the group type of the interchangeability group to which the product belongs. Group types are Substitution Chain or FFF Class, for example. You can create, display, and change group types in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Group Status

Displays the status of the interchangeability group. Examples of group statuses are Released and Locked.

Replacement Type

Displays the replacement type. Replacement types are for example One-to-One Supersession, One-to-Many Supersession (AND) and Many-to-One Supersession (OR). You can create, display, and change replacement types in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Item No.

Displays the item number. Item numbers identify the individual replacement steps within a group, as each group can contain multiple replacement steps. A group can contain the following replacement steps and item numbers, for example:

Item number 10: product A is replaced with product B on the 10.08.2006.

Item number 20: product B is replaced with product C on the 11.04.2007.

You can create, display, and change item numbers in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Pred. Product

If the selected product is the successor product for the supersession, in this field the system displays the predecessor product that is replaced by this product.

Qty Factor Pred.

Displays the factor that the system considers for the supersession. If three predecessor products can be replaced by one successor product as a result of optimizing production, for example, the factor is 3. If a predecessor product is replaced by one successor product, the factor is 1.

Succ.Product

If the selected product is the predecessor product for the supersession, in this field the system displays the successor product that replaces this product.

Qty Factor Succ.

Displays the factor that the system considers for the supersession. For example, if one successor product replaces a predecessor product, the factor is 1. If 4 successor products replace a predecessor product, the factor is 4.

Location

Displays the entry location of your bill of distribution (BOD).

Location Desc.

Displays the name of the entry location of your BOD.

Valid From

Displays the start date of the discontinuation period. You can create, display, and change the start date of the discontinuation period as a Valid-From Date in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Direction

Displays the use-up direction. Use-up directions are Forwards and Full. If you specify Forwards as a use-up direction, one product replaces another product. If you specify Full, both products are completely interchangeable.

You can create, display, and change the use-up direction in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Use-Up

Displays the use-up strategy. Use-up strategies specify whether the predecessor product is:

- To be used up

- Not to be used up, instead it is to be replaced by the successor product immediately

- To be used up in a restricted fashion, meaning until a particular date defined by you.

You can create, display, and change the use-up strategy in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Use-Up Date

If you have specified Restricted as the use-up strategy, this field displays the date until which the predecessor product must be used up at the latest. You can create, display, and change the use-up date in the master data for product- and location interchangeability on the Maintain Interchangeability Group screen.

Succ. Prod. Plng Date

Displays the successor product planning date.

Stk Exh. Warn. Date

Displays the stock exhaustion warning date.

Stk Exh. Date

Displays the stock exhaustion date. The way in which the system determines the stock exhaustion date depends on the use-up strategy. If you are working without a use-up strategy, the system sets the stock exhaustion date to the current date. If you are working with a use-up strategy or a restricted use-up strategy, the system checks when the existing stock is used up, and copies this date as the stock exhaustion date.

Dem. Prcntge Split.

If the selected product is one of the successor products of a one-to-many substitution (OR), this field displays the percentage of demand from the predecessor product that the system is to take into the demand history of the successor product.

UoM

Displays the unit of measure for the supersession.

Qual. Insp. Stk in Putaway

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Quality Inspection Stock in Putaway. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CF.

Avail. Stk in Putaway

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Unrestricted Use in Putaway. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CC.

Blocked Stk in Putaway

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Blocked in Putaway. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CI.

Qual. Insp. Stk in Warehouse

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Quality Inspection Stock. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CF.

Avail. Stk in Warehouse

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Unrestricted Use in Warehouse. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CC.

Blocked Stk in Warehouse

Displays the stock quantity that exists in the stock category Blocked in Warehouse. This stock quantity corresponds to ATP category CI.

Stk in Transit

Displays the stock in transit. You can display this in the DRP matrix, in the key figure In Transit.

CP Stock

Displays how much stock is available in the contract packager (CP) of the selected location (if a CP is assigned to the selected location).

Committed STO Qty

Displays how many stock transport orders there are that are released and transferred to the ERP system.

Open Qty (Orders, SARs)

Displays the open quantity of purchase orders and scheduling agreement releases. This open quantity is the difference between the ordered or released quantity and the quantity actually delivered.

Init. Unserv. Stk

If the location product is a product that you consider in the repair or buy process, the system displays the initial stock of the unserviceable product. You can display this in the DRP matrix, in the Initial Unserviceable Stock indicator. This stock includes the stock of unserviceable products in your warehouse or at a subcontractor's premises, or the stock of faulty products currently being repaired.

Unserv. Qual. Insp. Stk.

If the location product is a product that you consider in the repair or buy process, the system displays the stock quantity of unserviceable products that exists for stock category Quality Inspection Stock.

Unserv. Blocked Stk

If the location product is a product that you consider in the repair or buy process, the system displays the stock quantity of unserviceable products that exists for stock category Blocked.