Defining the Approved Supplier List

The ASL is a required element of Supplier Scheduling. It defines the items that will be scheduled and their sources. You must define an item/supplier relationship in the approve supplier list for every item that you schedule using Supplier Scheduling.

arrow   To define the approved supplier list:

1. Navigate to the Approved Supplier List window. 2. Select the ship-to organization for which you want to define ASL entries. 3. Select the Item option. Commodities are not applicable to Supplier Scheduling. 4. For an existing row in the Items block, select the item, then navigate to the Suppliers block. You will need to query the list of suppliers associated with the item. 5. Select a business type from the following: If you select Direct, select the supplier name and optionally, the supplier site. If you select Distributor, select the name and optionally, the site. You must also associate a Manufacturer with the Distributor. If you select Manufacturer, select the Manufacturer Name. 6. Select the supplier's approval status. 7. Optionally, select the supplier item number. For Suppliers and Distributors, this supplier item number defaults to your purchase order and requisition lines, and is used to validate the source documents. 8. Optionally, select a Review By date. You can use this date to determine when a proactive business review will be performed for the supplier. 9. Select Record Details from the region control poplist. 10. Select one of the following in Global: 11. Save your work.

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Overview of the Approved Supplier List

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