Define Plant

[former_member841439]

In this scenario, Pharmaeutical Industry that manufactured product like this: Respiratory (i.e paracetamol, medication for flu and cold), Vitamins (vitamins C tablet), Diarrhea tablet, Skin nutrition .

Is 1 plant is enough, or do i need to divide the plant based on the medicine type?

And how many storage location that is needed? Is raw material and finished product is enough?

[AlexGourdet]

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[RAHEEL_BABAR]

Hello,

The creation of plants and storage locations is highly dependent on the specific business requirements. Factors such as the locations of units in different countries or states, as well as the business scenarios and processes, should be taken into consideration. For example, a company with multiple manufacturing plants across different regions may require the creation of separate plants and storage locations to ensure efficient logistics and inventory management.

Regarding the number of storage locations required, it depends on the business process and logistics. In general, it is recommended to have separate storage locations for raw materials and finished products to ensure proper inventory management and traceability.

Regards,

[Neeraj_Jain]

Hello josykes,

Creation of Plant and storage location is totally depends upon the business requirement. It's depends on your units in different country or state or same destination and what's your business scenarios.

Regards,

Neeraj Jain