FAQs

EUR stands for "Product Allocation" or "Purpose Use." It's when a blend lot or a block is assigned to one or more end products. This is mostly used for supply and demand analysis, as well as planning. For example, part of a blend lot could be intended for producing a high-end wine, whereas the remaining lot quantity goes into the production of a wine of lesser quality. A EUR is also used to manage assets by product, brand, or product family, so the system can manage assets by product, brand, or product family. EURs can represent products, product blends, or product families. Also, we can assign lot and blocks to an EUR as a percentage or as Fixed volume.

Defining the EUR profile allows for product consistency. By having product specifications, protocols, and planning criteria aligned with EUR, QA is enabled before Blend Management can be used. Furthermore, the JDE QA module must be activated before Blend Management can be used The QA module needs to set up the quality tests you will conduct on the blend lot as well as the equipment and consumables you will use during the test. Also, we can specify how long test results will remain valid. Additionally, you can group testes into panels and test results into test results name.

In some cases, the information is required for legal reasons, while in others, it is used for accounting purposes or to track the lot as it is blended. It can be used to identify the status of the blend before or after blending, as well as identify the bulk material's origin or variety and harvest period. When JDE is implemented, Lot Attribute End-Use Reservations (EURs) are defined. EURs are then defined according to the harvest season thus enabling adjustment of EURs during the new harvest period. In some companies, for example, EURs may be set up once every year. Similar EURs may be subordinate to a parent EUR, for instance, if a Cabernet EUR is used in several Cabernet end lots.

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