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Define A Sourcing Rule

Sourcing rules define how items are replenished or purchased from suppliers and transferred between organizations. They specify relationships between items, suppliers, and organizations. Sourcing rules define a sourcing type like buy from, make at, or transfer from, include a rank value to prioritize types, and indicate if the rule applies to all or specific organizations and is considered active for planning. Assignment sets are used to group sourcing rules and apply them based on item, organization, or global conditions.

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Define A Sourcing Rule

Sourcing rules define how items are replenished or purchased from suppliers and transferred between organizations. They specify relationships between items, suppliers, and organizations. Sourcing rules define a sourcing type like buy from, make at, or transfer from, include a rank value to prioritize types, and indicate if the rule applies to all or specific organizations and is considered active for planning. Assignment sets are used to group sourcing rules and apply them based on item, organization, or global conditions.

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Sourcing Rule

You can define sourcing rules that specify how to replenish/purchase items in an organization. Sourcing
rules can also specify how to replenish all organizations, as when the entire enterprise gets a
subassembly from a particular organization.

They define the relationships between items, suppliers & organizations.

Define a Sourcing Rule:

Enter a sourcing type (Buy From/Make At/Transfer From)

Enter a numeric rank value to prioritize each sourcing type.

If you have two sources with the same allocation percentage, planned orders are sourced from the
highest rank first.

Select if the rule is applicable for All orgs/Specific Org, and if its considered Active for Planning
Check for the default Sourcing Assignment Set at the Site Level using the profile option “MRP: Default
Sourcing Assignment Set”. Alternate Assignment sets can be assigned at the Responsibility/User levels.
Assignment Set:

Assign the Sourcing Rule to the Assignment Set as shown below

The Sourcing Rule can be ‘Assigned To’ the Assignment set on the basis of a few conditions (Item-
Organization/Item/Organization/Global), and it is applicable accordingly.

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