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Fixed order interval 1) An inventory control system for which a maximum stock level has been calculated based on usage during the lead-time and order interval. Stock is reviewed at specified time periods and subsequent order size equates to the difference between the maximum stock level and the current inventory position. Maximum order quantity 1) An order quantity which, in principle, must not be exceeded. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG) All-time order 1) The last order for a particular product in the last phase of its life cycle. This order is of such a size that the stock provided will satisfy all expected future demand (see all-time requirement below) for the product concerned. Sometimes known as a life of type order.
Special order 1) In connection with the carriage of abnormal loads, special order needed from Secretary of State for Transport when moving loads which exceed five metres wide. Передача заказа (Order transmittal) 1) Ряд действий, осуществляемых с момента, когда клиент размещает или посылает заказ, и до момента его получения поставщиком.
Система с фиксированной периодичностью заказа (Fixed-order-interval system) 1) Материальный запас возобновляется через фиксированные периоды времени с переменными объемами поставок. Очередные заказы товара производятся периодически независимо от уровня запаса в точке заказа. Размер каждого заказа определяется исходя из прогноза продаж и объема осуществленных продаж на последнем закупочном цикле.
Make to order 1) A manufacturing or assembly process established to satisfy customer demand only after an order has been placed. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG) Economic order quantity (EOQ) 1) In fixed order quantity systems, the size of an order that minimizes the total inventory cost, under a given set of circumstances, obtained by trade-off analysis between the cost of placing an order and the cost of holding stock. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG) Economic order interval (EOI) 1) In fixed order interval systems, the interval between orders that will minimize the total inventory cost, under a given set of circumstances, obtained by trade-off analysis between the cost of placing an order and the cost of holding stock. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG) Re-order quantity (ROQ) (or replenishment order quantity) 1) The calculated order quantity necessary to replenish stocks at a given point in time. The method of calculation, and the timing of the order, will vary depending on the type of inventory control system in use. Back order 1) A previously unfulfilled order that is carried forward for fulfilment when stocks of the item become available.
Re-order costs 1) The total cost of placing a repeat order for an item either externally with a supplier or for internal manufacture. The costs may include elements to cover: order preparation, administration, IT overheads, correspondence, telephone, transportation, goods inward processing, inspection and for manufacture, batch set up costs and other production overheads. (Source: ILTSupply-Chain Inventory Management SIG) Delivery order 1) An order to deliver goods (ie a document detailing instructions for delivery of goods to a consignee). Погрузочный ордер (shipping order) 1) первичный транспортный документ, содержащий все необходимые данные о грузе и служащий основанием для его приема. П. о. выписывают в нескольких экземплярах. Он содержит следующие сведения: наименование, род и количество груза (число мест, масса, объем); вид упаковки; знаки и марки; наименование портов отправления и назначения; название судна; дату составления. При погрузке груза на палубу П. о. должен содержать оговорку о согласии на это грузоотправителя.
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