Do you find short­com­ings in the stock SAP Busi­ness One avail­able-to-promise (ATP) func­tion­al­i­ty? Learn how DRI DUCK Traders, driduck​.com, has enhanced its ATP algo­rithm. As a whole­sale appar­el com­pa­ny, it is bal­anc­ing the com­plex­i­ties of a vibrant dis­trib­u­tor net­work. Plus, the com­pa­ny has grown into the direct-to-con­sumer (D2C) mod­el. This ten­sion of B2B and D2C cus­tomers has chal­lenged the com­pa­ny to adjust ATP and then uti­lize this algo­rithm across mul­ti­ple dig­i­tal platforms. 

Speak­ers:

• Joe Leimer, Senior Direc­tor of Tech­nol­o­gy, Design Resources Inc.
• Niki Som­mer­feld, Soft­ware Engi­neer, Design Resources Inc.

Key Take­aways: 

• Adjust the Avail­able to Promise (ATP) cal­cu­la­tion to fit your busi­ness rules.
• Dis­play inven­to­ry avail­abil­i­ty for both B2B part­ners and D2C customers.
• High­light some lessoned learned in adjust­ing the ATP algorithm.

Tar­get audience:

• Tech­ni­cal Asso­ciates (those look­ing to learn how to use prod­ucts effi­cient­ly and effectively) 
• Man­agers (those tasked with dri­ving oper­a­tional effi­cien­cy and orga­ni­za­tion­al initiatives)

Time­stamps:

• DRI DUCK Traders Overview: 4:00

• Chal­lenges with the SAP Native ATP Cal­cu­la­tion: 11:00

• Solu­tions: 16:00

• Extra Cred­it: 25:00

• Return On Invest­ment: 28:00