The complexity caused by application jobs containing multiple steps and different parameters is now completely in the hands of the administrators, allowing planners to focus only on the jobs relevant to them. As part of release 2305, administrators receive a powerful tool to define jobs that can be consumed by planners on a flexible and user-friendly user interface. Triggering algorithms and analyzing the outcome is a common task in a planner’s workday. Targeted Job Management using Job Definitions in Planner Workspaces The improved Planner Workspaces app also offers enhanced support of planning filters.

Planners can snooze alerts and activate snoozed alerts without leaving the app. Flexible filter options allow the planner to dig even deeper. Consequently, only the data relevant to analyze and solve the alert in focus is displayed. Once the planner selects an alert, the context of the alert is passed to the workbook. Workbooks are a collection of one or more Planner Workspace components, such as planning views or analytics charts. Planners gain new capabilities to perform their planning tasks in an efficient manner and to access the relevant planning data without having to switch between different workspaces.Īs part of SAP IBP 2305, a new navigation menu offers access to workbooks and alerts. Today, May 5, 2023, SAP Integrated Business Planning for Supply Chain 2305 has been generally released as planned.Įxplore some of the highlights included in this release: Next-Generation Planner WorkspaceĪ wide range of enhancements is now available in the Planner Workspaces app.

An important integration milestone is the new subcontracting functionality that allows SAP IBP customers to plug directly into their existing SAP ERP setup. As promised in my last SAP IBP highlights blog, the next-generation Planner Workspace is now available along with many other exciting innovations that will make your planning easier and more efficient.

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