Entering Threshold Maximum Line Point replenishment parameters

Use this procedure matrix to enter the Threshold Maximum Line Point replenishment parameter.

Click Inventory Control>File Maintenances>Replenishment Parameter Maintenance.
Specify the defining scope for Threshold Maximum Line Point parameter. You can leave the setting as company-wide or enter a warehouse, from warehouse, vendor, purchasing line and/or item combination. Note: The scope for an item ideally should be least to most specific. When possible, parameters should be set according to the hierarchy: Company, Warehouse, Vendor, Purchasing Line, Item, Warehouse / Item and avoid specific items settings.
In the Show drop down, specify Summary to view all of the effective values entered for the parameters set the upper part of the screen and Detail to display override values for each record entered for the parameter and what the scopes are for those records.
For Category, specify Line Point to display the Threshold Maximum Line Point Replenishment Parameter in the browser.
Click the Threshold Maximum Line Point parameter you want to add an override value to or edit the company record and select Add or Edit.
(Optional) To modify the scope of the item’s parameter, select Change Scope and specify Warehouse, Vendor, Purchasing Line, Item or Whse/Item as appropriate and select Apply. Note: The settings for this parameter can be defined at any level in the replenishment parameter hierarchy.
(Optional) When the system asks if you want to change to a more specific scope, click Yes.
Check the Apply a threshold maximum line point check box to apply a maximum value and not allow the calculated value to exceed the maximum entered here.
Specify the maximum line point value in the T-Max Line Point field.
Specify the expiration date for the parameter and a memo to indicate the purpose for the threshold maximum line point.
Click Save.
Click Cancel to end line entry.
(Optional) You can specify additional replenishment parameters as needed.
Click Exit when you are done.