Retail Outbound Demand Replenishment in D365 | Approach to D365 for Commerce with Adv WH Mgmt

Hi Guys, I hope you have read my previous post where we have seen the Cluster Picking process for multiple orders in D365 FO. In this blog, we’re going to see how the Demand Replenishment is done in D365 FO.

Occasionally the pick phase that’s normally dedicated to a particular item just doesn’t have enough stock in it to satisfy the demand in a given wave. It may be because an item has been just recently promoted and as a result, there’s a huge amount of unusual demand for that product. So the pick phase just isn’t big enough. When this happens, we’re going to try to get stock out of the back for that excess demand brought up to the forward pick area so that it can be picked pretty quickly. And we don’t want to have to go through the min/max process and setting up additional pick phases and everything else to do that. We want the system to handle it all automatically.

Replenishment Business Process | Standard Retail Outbound Needs | Approach to D365 for Commerce with Adv WH Mgmt

Hi Guys, Hope you have read my previous post where we talked about the Wave planning for Brick-and-mortar Store orders for the Outbound side of the Retail Warehouse. We also looked at how the Store order looks like and different types of Store orders and what happens when it reaches the delivery store. In this blog, we are going to discuss the Replenishment business process involved to fulfil the order and the types of Replenishment process.