LoisRForgeFlow
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6 years ago Yes, you are absolutely right, this was in our to-do list but quite forgotten. Thanks for bring it to the spotlight again.
Fixed here: https://github.com/Eficent/ddmrp/pull/48
currently there is replenish_overwrite option available, per the below definition, after select this option, system will not calculate ADU. but currently either replenish_overwrite or replenish function the same: calc ADU.
In Demand Driven Planning, parts are designated: Replenished Parts – the parts strategically chosen to be managed as replenishment parts, via a color coded buffer management approach. These parts will have dynamic buffers – they’ll increase when demand increases, for example, and decrease when demand decreases.
Replenish Override – also buffered and color-coded but NOT dynamic.
Min/Max – a variation of the classic min/max, with advantages of also being Dynamic; for readily available parts without the strategic value of Replenished parts.