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earn how SAP IBP 2602 introduces a new deployment conversion run that converts stock transfer requisitions (STRs) into deployment requisitions with advanced control and flexibility, helping you make more data-driven deployment decisions based on available-to-deploy (ATD) quantities and planning horizons.
In this highlight tour, you’ll see how the deployment conversion run uses your existing supply plan to allocate limited ATD supply across the network. With configurable demand and supply horizons (plus additional parameters like offsets and prioritization rules), teams can control which STRs are eligible for conversion and how fair-share situations are handled.
🔄 Convert STRs to deployment requisitions with ATD logic — Use a dedicated deployment algorithm to decide which STRs are best suited for execution, based on restricted ATD quantities.
🧭 New ATD horizons for better control — Maintain demand and supply horizons (for example, 50 days) to limit which STRs can be converted and which demand/supply elements impact ATD in the ship-from location.
⚙️ Configurable conversion parameters — Set planning start date, backward offsets, scope filters, fair-share rules (“Propagate ATD By”), prioritization options, and splitting settings—so deployment aligns with business priorities.
📈 Clear results review in Projected Stock — See which STRs were converted (and why others weren’t) based on your defined horizons and ATD availability.
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction: deployment conversion run
00:32 – Scenario setup after supply planning (STRs created)
00:55 – ATD profile enhancements: demand & supply horizons
01:46 – Deployment conversion run job template + key parameters
03:34 – Execute the conversion run
03:38 – Review results in Projected Stock
04:22 – Wrap-up: flexibility + reliability
• What’s new (Help Portal): https://sap.to/6052hBRwr
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