ERP demand planning reduces stockouts by running the forecast and the supply plan from the same data. When the two sit in separate spreadsheets, reorder points lag behind demand and shortages surface only when an order can’t ship. Keeping both in the ERP means a change in demand reaches purchasing and production without re-keying.
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