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STK-UKN - Stock to Unknown issue (miscellaneous PUR-UKN - Purchased receipt to Unknown (not stock or Job). PUR-INS - Purchase receipt to Inspection. MFG-VEN - Shipment of Manufacturing Job to vendor.-DEP? MFG-STK - Manufacturing receipt to Stock. MFG-PLT - Manufacturing Receipt to Plant. MFG-CUS - Shipment of Manufacturing Job toĬustomer.-IND ( but Material.-DEP? Changing qty issued?ĪDJ-PUR - Purchase Price variance (created by A/P inv-XXXĪDJ-QTY - Adjustment to Stock quantity. What trans-Type ( see below)įield that indicates the type of transaction:ĪDJ-CST - Adjustment to Stock Cost.-XXXĪDJ-DEM - Adjustment to Demand Quantity. Goal for Turns =Ħ0% of our Spare-Parts have a usage of 3per year or less.ħ. Maker it should be 3 but what about the spare parts end of theīusiness i.e. Just look for 'trends" not absolute value.ĥ. Delete oddballs or assume there are always oddballs so ignore and Are Values in Dollars or Counts? Theoretically makes no difference,įor usage value could use the PartTran:TransValue instead ofĤ. Group on what? For the Group, do an average, just a % ofģ. Part#, then 'summarize" them into buckets. Calculate based on Grand totals, or compute for each individual Is the usage Independent (Sales lines), Dependent ( issued to JOB),Ģ. So if Usage 400 and inventory is 200 then Turns = 2.įormula: = / ġ. In words it is usage divided by inventory. I am about to get more serious about tracking Inventoryīasic calculation is simple. Subject: How to calculate Inventory Turns "investment" and "asset" being oxymorons when speaking of inventory in the lean world - but not to the taxman.) Offsetting that may be the very real need to meet L/T goals at expected demand rates so it may be necessary to 'push' inventory (and cost) up the BOM.Īny way you measure it is better than not measuring at all: Just come up with a way all agree upon (at all levels of the Org Chart) or it will alsways be a point of contention that reduces the value of the measure (since the focus will be on the 'how' it was calculated & less on the gola of the measure: Improve return on inventory investment. That is a measure that is good as a disincetive/counter-measure to simply pushing mid level BOM/SKU production that increases cost while it drains the inventory from the lower level being measured. In a multilevel BOM-SKU environment, you must extrapolate the true qty that, many BOM levels up, become part of COGS (and then use that qty x Ave cost at the lower level SKU level to determine SKU turns). Qty based turns is OK as it equates to use of Average cost over the period measured.įor zero cost items it is the only real choice (and only benefit of measuring zero cost items is to drive you to minimize risk of getting stuck with out of rev or obsolete inventory to deal with - along with reduced storage space.)įor most who haven't achieved a high velocity LEAN environment (where WIP moves through a well defined and highly controlled conversion process & only raw materials are SKUs), it gets trickier to measure turns for single SKUs. Good measure for a return on (inventory) asset investment when measured in gross for all sales & inventory although public companies (and analysts who assess them) don't like to detail costs directly so they as often use Net Sales / Average Inventory.Īll get sketchy when trying to assess performance of SKUs at an individual level unless you are LEAN as can be and have single level (sold item to SKU) BOMs. Classic turns is COGS ($'s) over the period divided by average inventory value ($'s).