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This procedure covers defining an ABC analysis including determining the relative value of items in the database, ranking items according to multiple criteria, and grouping items into classes that represent the relative value of the items.
ABC Analysis - Creating a Compile
ABC Analysis - Generating ABC Descending Value Report
ABC Analysis - Defining Classes
ABC Analysis - Defining Assignment Groups
ABC Analysis - Associating Classes and Assignment Groups
ABC Analysis - Assigning Items to Classes
ABC Analysis - Updating Item Assignments
ABC Analysis - Generating the ABC Assignment Report
ABC analysis is performed if an inventory organization uses Cycle Counting to take inventory and is used to determine the frequency with which each item is counted.
ABC Compile must be purged and run again in order to included newly added items in the cycle count. This process must be done periodically as determined by the INV Administrator.
The INV Administrator is responsible for determining the relative value of items and ranking them using the ABC analysis.
Director of Procurement Services
INV Administrator*
The Director of Procurement Services is responsible for ensuring that this document is necessary, reflects actual practice, and supports University policy.
This activity is performed whenever a new inventory is created which will use Cycle Counting and when a new item is added to an existing inventory that uses Cycle Counting.
1. Determine whether you wish to create new ABC analysis or edit an existing one.
You can add new items or edit items in an existing ABC analysis.
If you wish to edit an existing ABC Analysis, goto task #8. Otherwise, goto task #2.
The ABC compile ranks all the items in your inventory based upon criteria you select. This ranking is used to assign classes to your items.
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Compiles
B ® New
Define ABC Compile
Refer to ABC Analysis - Creating a Compile.
3. Generate the ABC Descending Value report.
This step may have been performed as part of step 2, however you may run the report at a later time.
Inventory
N ® Reports ® ABC and Counting
S ® Single
Request
B ® OK
ABC and Counting Reports
Refer to ABC Analysis - Generating ABC Descending Value Report.
Use your own terminology to determine what are commonly used as ABC classes. Define class names that suit your business environment.
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Classes
ABC Classes
Refer to ABC Analysis - Defining Classes.
5. Define an ABC assignment group.
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Assignment
Groups
ABC Assignment Groups
Refer to ABC Analysis - Defining Assignment Groups.
6. Associate classes with the assignment group.
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Assignment
Groups
B ® Group
Classes
ABC Group Class Assignment
Refer to ABC Analysis - Associating Classes and Assignment Groups.
7. Assign items to the classes.
Assignment may be made based upon the following criteria:
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Assignment
Groups
B ® Assign
Items
Assign ABC Items
Refer to ABC Analysis - Assigning Items to Classes.
If you want to manually change the class of an item or add a new item, goto task #8. Otherwise, goto task #9.
8. Update ABC assignment groups.
Inventory
N ® ABC Codes ® ABC Assignment
Groups
B ® Update
Items
Update ABC Assignments
Refer to ABC Analysis - Updating Item Assignments.
9. Execute ABC Assignments Report.
The ABC Assignments Report will display all items and the classes of the items.
Inventory
N ® Reports ® ABC and Counting
S ® Single
Request
B ® OK
ABC and Counting Reports
Refer to ABC Analysis - Generating the ABC Assignment Report.
If there are errors in class assignments, goto task #8. Otherwise, end of activity.
Goto Cycle Counting.
Effective: 08/13/04
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