This document showcases the feature and usage of Shop Floor Control (SFC) merge and split in SAP Digital Manufacturing for execution.
In this blog post, I would like to share detailed information on how you can use SFC merge & split.
Example is explained with below steps,
Order created & released in ECC with quantity more than one(1).
Order header Material setting in DMC’s Manage Material app. Quantity Restriction: Only 1.0 and lot size: 1
Only 1.0: Limits the value in the Lot Size field to 1.0 for the order release and for the packing process in the POD. Typically used for materials you build individually.
Order released in DMC from Manage Order app.
It will generate two SFC’s of quantity one, which can be viewed in Manage Order app.
To merge SFC’s, update header material setting in Manage Material app. Quantity Restriction : Whole Number and lot size: -1
Whole Number: Allows the value in the Lot Size field to be any whole number, such as 1, 10, 500 for the order release and for the packing process in the POD.
To merge SFC’s, visit custom Operation Activity POD (Production Operator Dashboard). Select both SFC’s from Work List, then click on Action button and select SFC Merge.
Select SFC which you want to keep, so that other SFC number and quantity will be merged to it. Click on Merge button.
Success message will appear on screen and quantity will be added to SFC – 1.
Confirm changes by visiting Manage Order app in DMC.
Now to split SFC’s, update header material setting in Manage Material app.
To split SFC’s, visit custom Operation Activity POD (Production Operator Dashboard). Select SFC from Work List, then click on Action button and select SFC Split.
Provide quantity to split as 1 and new SFC number. Click on Split button.
New SFC will be added.
Confirm changes by visiting Manage Order app in DMC.
In this blog post, you learned how to leverage SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud (DMC) Merge and Split SFC functionality to address business needs. Do you like this post?
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