New Preset Filters by Action Type in NetSuite 2025.2

New Action Type filters enhance inventory management in NetSuite 2025.2, offering better supply chain control.

·2 min read·3 views·NetSuite 2025.2·From NetSuite Release Notes PDF

Starting in NetSuite 2025.2, the Planning Workbench View page has been enhanced with new preset filters that provide greater control and flexibility for planners managing inventory and supply chains. These filters allow users to easily identify and manage orders that may need to be canceled or rescheduled, thereby improving supply chain responsiveness in the face of disruptions.

New Action Type Filters

The following Action Type filters have been introduced:

  • Cancel Firm: This filter allows users to quickly identify orders that can be canceled, enabling prompt action on unnecessary inventory commitments.
  • Reschedule In Firm: Planners can use this filter to find orders that can be rescheduled to an earlier date, optimizing inventory flow and meeting demand more effectively.
  • Reschedule Out Firm: This filter helps identify orders that may need to be pushed to a later date, aiding in managing delays or changes in supply commitments.

These filters are instrumental for planners who face ongoing challenges in supply chain management, allowing for proactive decision-making and adjustment of orders based on the latest supply chain information.

Best Practices for Using New Filters

  • Regular Monitoring: Regularly check the Planning Workbench to identify opportunities for order cancellation or rescheduling based on current supply chain conditions.
  • Collaborate with Teams: Work closely with procurement and sales teams to align on order adjustments to maintain service levels during disruptions.
  • Use Filters Effectively: Utilize the new filters to isolate specific action types frequently to ensure your inventory remains aligned with actual demand.

Who This Affects

The introduction of these new filters impacts several roles within a company:

  • Supply Chain Planners: Gain greater control over order management.
  • Inventory Managers: Enhance inventory oversight and responsiveness to changes.
  • Procurement Specialists: Improved ability to coordinate order changes with supply needs.

Key Takeaways

  • New Action Type filters introduced in NetSuite 2025.2.
  • Provides capabilities to cancel and reschedule orders effectively.
  • Enhances inventory management in response to supply chain disruptions.
  • Encourages proactive inventory adjustments based on real-time data.
  • Affects supply chain planners, inventory managers, and procurement specialists.

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Do I need to enable a feature flag for the new Action Type filters?
The article does not specify whether a feature flag needs to be enabled for the new Action Type filters. It's recommended to check your NetSuite configuration for any necessary settings.
What permissions are required to access the Planning Workbench View page with the new filters?
The article does not detail specific permissions required to access the Planning Workbench View page. You may need to consult your NetSuite user role settings for any additional access requirements.
How does the new Cancel Firm filter interact with existing order management processes?
The article does not provide information on how the Cancel Firm filter specifically interacts with existing order management processes. You may want to evaluate its integration with your current workflows to understand its impact.
Will the new filters affect existing workflows for supply chain planners?
The introduction of the new Action Type filters is designed to enhance existing workflows for supply chain planners by providing greater control and flexibility. However, specific impacts on existing workflows may vary depending on current practices and configurations.
Source: New Preset Filters by Action Type NetSuite Release Notes PDF. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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