Global Planning Parameters¶
Global Parameters define shared fallback values. A profile-level or record-level setting, when present, takes precedence over the global value.
Path in the platform¶
Configuration > Global Parameters
This configuration is not maintained under Data; it belongs to the platform-wide configuration area.
Optional parameters relevant to planning¶
Every parameter in this table is optional. When it is not provided, the platform uses the value in the last column.
| Functional field | Meaning | Default Value When Not Provided |
|---|---|---|
| Default Supply Planning unit | Unit used when sales and other quantitative records omit uomId |
UN |
| Default logistics weight unit | Unit used when a vehicle load omits loadWeightUom |
Default Supply Planning unit; if it is also empty, UN |
| Default logistics volume unit | Unit used when a vehicle load omits loadVolumeUom |
Default Supply Planning unit; if it is also empty, UN |
| Default sales history source | History used when an execution profile does not select a source | Sell-out |
| Days to consider a material new | Window after introduction used to derive the New stage |
0 |
Unit resolution order¶
When uomId is blank in sell-out or sell-in:
- the platform reads the default Supply Planning unit;
- if that global parameter is also blank, it uses
UN.
The resolved unit must exist in Units of Measure and be compatible with the material and plan.
For a Vehicle Loading Order, weight and volume are resolved independently:
- the platform reads the corresponding default logistics unit;
- if that parameter is empty, it reads the default Supply Planning unit;
- if that parameter is also empty, it uses
UN.
Dependencies¶
Used by¶
uomIdfallback in Sell-out and Sell-in;loadWeightUomandloadVolumeUomfallback in Vehicle Loading Orders;- history-source fallback in the Demand Planning Execution Profile;
- lifecycle derivation in Materials;
- Demand Planning, Supply Planning, and DRP routines that read global defaults.