SAP No JIT scheduling agreement determined for customer material – What does it mean and how can you fix it?

If you are working with SAP, you might have come across the term “No JIT scheduling agreement determined for customer material.” If you are not familiar with this term, it can be confusing and worrisome. However, this is a common error that can be easily fixed.

First, let`s understand what JIT scheduling is. JIT (Just in Time) is a production strategy where materials are delivered to a production line exactly when they are needed. This strategy reduces inventory costs and ensures that products are produced efficiently.

In SAP, JIT scheduling is used to determine when materials should be delivered to a production line. JIT scheduling agreements are created between suppliers and manufacturers to ensure that materials are delivered on time.

Now, back to the error message – “No JIT scheduling agreement determined for customer material.” This error occurs when SAP cannot find a JIT scheduling agreement for a customer`s material. This can happen if the scheduling agreement was not created or if there was an error in the agreement.

To fix this error, you need to create a JIT scheduling agreement for the customer`s material. Follow these steps:

1. Go to the SAP menu and select “Logistics” > “Materials Management” > “Purchasing” > “Scheduling Agreement” > “Create.”

2. Enter the supplier`s name and the material that needs to be delivered.

3. Enter the delivery schedule, including the start and end dates, and the quantity of materials to be delivered.

4. Save the scheduling agreement.

Once the scheduling agreement is created, you can go back to the production line and schedule the delivery of materials using the agreement.

In conclusion, the “No JIT scheduling agreement determined for customer material” error is a common issue in SAP. However, it is easily fixed by creating a JIT scheduling agreement for the customer`s material. By understanding JIT scheduling and how to create scheduling agreements, you can ensure that materials are delivered to the production line efficiently and on time.