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This is great insight, However, being in the food industry as we are, we do operate using a reactionary planning method. My question is asking specifically how to/if there is a way to use NetSuite functions to manage inventory in an MPS way; as well as how it will support our reactionary system. Thank you for your reply. -Q
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Hi Erick, more looking for direction if we should be populating 'trandate' field with the date the Sales Order was entered or the Ship Date of the Sales Order. This date currently populates expected ship date on the line level (we have available to promise enabled). I'm leaning towards a workflow to populate expected ship…