Reorder
When to askand for how many
The reorder point of one spare, as the app works it out, with the date an order placed today would arrive in Colombian business days. Nothing you type leaves this browser.
Result
Worked example: 12 a year, 5 business days of lead time, class A with 20 safety days, minimum 2, maximum 6 and 2 on hand: the calculated point is 1, the spare is reordered at 2 and the suggestion is 4, back to 6.
Reorder point = use per business day × (your lead-time estimate + the safety days of the class), rounded. The safety days are 20 for A, 10 for B and 0 for C; change them in Settings. The shelf uses the larger of this point and your minimum.
Example: 12 bearings a year over about 245 business days is 0,05 a day; with 5 business days of lead time and 20 safety days for class A, that is about 1,2, so the point is 1. With a minimum of 2, the spare is reordered at 2.
A spare at or below its point, counting what is already on order, goes to the basket with a suggestion back to the maximum.
Counts: class A every 30 days, B every 90, C every 180. A count sets the stock; the difference from the last figure shows what was used or lost.
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