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In addition to the current lead time setup and calculation, a default lead time by vendor should be added to the vendor card. In several scenarios we had one vendor supplying 50K plus different products and maintaining the lead time per product is not really feasible. This is only the default vendor lead time, any other lead time calculations can stay as they are. 

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Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your feedback. This is a great suggestion! We will consider this in our roadmap.

 

Sincerely,

Mai Kirknel

PM, Microsoft 

Comments

U

Yes please. This would be a great help

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

Such a feature is often requested by customers. We currently make do with work arounds. Would be useful feature in the procurement and sourcing tool box.

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

What is the status on this idea? Why hasn't it been implemented yet?

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

When using multiple suppliers for the same product it is important to be able to have separate settings by product by supplier i.e. one supplier delivers in 200 litre drums - the other 210 litre drums and impacts purchase agreements and purchase qty details - this function is a must

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

Highly required for many clients. Incorporating under the Approved Vendor setup with functionality similar to Default Order Settings on an item record would be a great improvement.

Current client also has scenario of single vendor supplying multiple sites and needs to link various lead times to each site/warehouse location.

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

This is really wanted and the solution is included as a part of my own idea;
https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=fa2c1fac-2029-e911-9462-0003ff68bbc3

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

also take mode of delivery into account, ship = long leadtime, plane = short

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

An item vendor setup to set up the lead time would be great. In addition to that you could add fields like minimum/maximum/default order quantity since they often alternate from vendor to vendor and often even between items of one vendor.

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

U

The options to set  a blanket vendor lead time, or a Vendor item lead time and a specific order line lead time are all needed.


It is common practise for a vendor to deliver e.g. weekly.


Another related requirement is to link orders to be delivered on same date- e.g. for imports, companies may book a container and then order to fill it to minimise landed costs.


Another quirk is that monopoly vendors may decide when they will produce a given product e.g a certain size, or grade or recipe, and you then need to book capacity to buy from that production run .- rather than a lead time then a 'next available to order  date logic  is needed.


 


 

Category: Procurement and Sourcing

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