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The collection of processes associated with replenishment of inventories of generic products. The intention of Source-to-Replenish is to maintain a pre-determined level of inventory for these materials, semi-finished products, finished products and services. Demand is typically aggregated: No customer reference or Sales Order detail is exchanged with the suppling party, attached to or marked on the product, recorded in the warehousing or Enterprise Resource Planning System for Source-to-Replenish products.

Source-to-Replenish is a MTS process.

Use Cases

• Generic stock or Bulk stock
• Replenishment inventory
• Supplier kanban
• In a manufacturing plant: Drip parts
• In Retail: Standard stocked merchandize

Examples of alternative or related names for Source-to-Replenish are: Source-Make-to-Stock, Source-to-Stock, Source-to-Plan. Orders Defect Free Ratio Sourcing Cycle Time Supply Chain Costs Cost of Goods Sold Distribution Costs Cash Conversion Cycle Days of Inventory Days Payables Outstanding Make-to-Stock t:Purchasing t:Purchase Order Source-to-Pay Plan-to-Produce E