what is relation between planned delivery and GR processing time .
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Answer / rajesh attade
Planned deliveruy means Number of calendar days needed to obtain the material and GR PRocessing time means Number of workdays required after receiving the material for inspection and placement into storage.
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Answer / pratap barik
Planned delivery means Number of calendar days needed to obtain the material and GR Processing time means Number of workdays required after receiving the material for inspection and placement into storage.
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Answer / pratap barik
Planned delivery means Number of calendar days needed to obtain the material and GR Processing time means Number of workdays required after receiving the material for inspection and placement into storage.
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Answer / nagendra
Planned delivery means time taken to receive the material from vendor. GR processing means time taken to place a material in a stock.
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