Batch Management can be used in all industries. It is mainly used in the
following -
v Chemicals
v Pharmaceuticals
v Cosmetics
v Health Care
v Foodstuffs
v Retail
v Aerospace
v Mill Products
v Mining
Batch Management incorporates the
entire logistics process, from procurement to sales. The new functionality
works with all existing batch records. It is closely linked with
classification, but can also be used without classification. You can only
search for batches via the batch
determination function
if the batches are classified. In a process manufacturing environment,
production is usually executed in batches. In addition, many materials entering
the process are managed separately in batch stocks with different
specifications.
Batch - A batch is a quantity of the material produced during a given production
run. A batch represents a homogeneous unit with unique specifications. A Batch
is a subset of the total quantity of a material held in stock. The subset is
managed from all other subsets of the same material.
Depending on the plant, material and
operational levels we can choose the level at which you want the batch number
to be unique. The material number is unique at the client level. However, the
uniqueness of the batch number can be defined at the following levels -
v In combination with the material and plant
v In combination with a material number
v At the client level
If the Batch level is set to Plant/Material in your system, the following applies:
Ø The batch number can be reassigned for a material with a different
specification in each plant.
Ø However, you can transfer a stock from one plant to another between
batches with the same number, even though the batches do not necessarily have
the same specification. In such cases, the batch quantity transferred assumes
the specification of the destination batch.
Ø If you want the batch specification to be unique across all plants, you
can only achieve this through organizational measures. The system does not
support this. In this case, you are recommended to switch to a higher batch
level.
If the Batch level is set to Material in your system, the following applies:
Ø A batch has the same specification for all plants at which a
material is stored.
Ø The same batch number can be reassigned with a different specification
for each material.
If the Batch level is set to Client in the system:
Ø The same batch number can only be assigned once within the entire
client.
Ø It is uniquely assigned to one material number.
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