Forecast-Based Component Demand in Fusion SCP

Introduction/ Issue:

Developing a custom BI Publisher (BIP) report in Oracle Fusion Supply Planning to provide visibility into component dependent demand based on the Finished Goods Forecast instead of the Finished Goods planned orders

Why we need to do / Cause of the issue:

In Oracle Fusion Supply Planning, component dependent demand is displayed based on Finished Goods planned orders. However, business users also require visibility into component demand based on the Finished Goods Forecast to understand future material requirements at the forecast stage. A custom BI Publisher (BIP) report was developed to present component demand derived from the Finished Goods Forecast, enabling planners to analyse forecast-driven component requirements, improve material visibility, and support better procurement and production planning decisions

How do we solve:

  1. Login to Oracle Fusion and Navigate to Reports and Analytics under Tools
  2. Click on Browse Catalog. This will open analytics page. Now click on Create and select Data Model
  3. Click on plus icon and select SQL Query
  4. Select the Data source as ApplicationDB_FSCM and Use the following query  

     

    SELECT DISTINCT

    msi.item_name              AS “Assembly Item”,

    msi.description            AS “Assembly Item Desc”,

    msi.organization_code      AS “Assembly Item Org”,

    msi1.item_name             AS “Component Item”,

    msi1.description           AS “Component Item Desc”,

    msi1.organization_code     AS “Component Org”,

    msi1.life_cycle_phase      AS “Component Status”,

    bom.component_quantity     AS “Component Usage Quantity”,

    msi.life_cycle_phase       AS “Assembly Status”,

    d.total_demand             AS “FG Demand”,

    ROUND(d.total_demand * bom.component_quantity, 0) AS “Component Demand”,

    TO_CHAR(

    TO_TIMESTAMP_TZ(t.from_date, ‘YYYY-MM-DD”T”HH24:MI:SS.FF TZH:TZM’),

    ‘DD-MM-YYYY’

    ) AS “Demand Date”

    FROM (

    SELECT

    mb.assembly_item_id,

    mbc.inventory_item_id   AS component_item_id,

    mbc.usage_quantity      AS component_quantity,

    mb.organization_id      AS org_id

    FROM

    msc_item_structures mb

    JOIN msc_bom_components mbc

    ON mb.bill_sequence_id = mbc.bill_sequence_id

    AND mb.assembly_item_id = mbc.using_assembly_id

    AND mb.assembly_type = 1

    AND mb.organization_id = mbc.organization_id

    AND (TRUNC(mbc.disable_date) > TRUNC(SYSDATE) OR mbc.disable_date IS NULL)

    AND TRUNC(mbc.effectivity_date) <= TRUNC(SYSDATE)

    AND mbc.effectivity_date IS NOT NULL

    AND mbc.plan_id = -1

    AND mb.primary_flag = 1

    ) bom

    JOIN fusion.msc_system_items msi

    ON bom.assembly_item_id = msi.inventory_item_id

    AND bom.org_id = msi.organization_id

    AND msi.plan_id = -1

    JOIN fusion.msc_system_items msi1

    ON bom.component_item_id = msi1.inventory_item_id

    AND bom.org_id = msi1.organization_id

    AND msi1.plan_id = -1

    JOIN fusion.msc_data_1_dyd d

    ON d.PRD_LVL_MEMBER_ID = msi.inventory_item_id

    JOIN fusion.msc_dimension_tim_dyd t

    ON d.tim_lvl_member_id = t.tim_lvl_member_id

    AND d.ORG_LVL_MEMBER_ID = msi.organization_id

    WHERE 1=1

    AND NVL(d.total_demand, 0) > 0

    ORDER BY

    “Assembly Item”,

    “Component Item”,

    “Demand Date”

  5. Click on Data tab and view the data
  6. Save the data model and Create the Report as below

 

Conclusion:

The custom BI Publisher (BIP) report in Oracle Fusion Supply Planning successfully provides visibility into component dependent demand based on the Finished Goods Forecast, enabling planners to evaluate future material requirements before planned orders are generated. By presenting forecast-driven component demand, the report improves component visibility, supports proactive procurement and production planning, enhances material readiness analysis, and helps business users make better planning decisions aligned with forecast expectations

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