A distribution company uses Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. They want to use the Master Planning module to generate supply plans that consider both demand and supply across multiple warehouses. However, the plan is only generating for a single site. What is the most likely cause?
The master plan's scope setting defines which sites and warehouses are included.
Why this answer
The most likely cause is that the master plan is configured with a site scope that excludes some warehouses (Option A). In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, master plans can be scoped to specific sites, and if the scope does not include all relevant sites, the plan will only generate for the included site. Option B is incorrect because Planning Optimization is an add-in that improves performance but does not inherently limit scope.
Option C is incorrect because coverage groups set replenishment rules (e.g., period, min/max) but do not determine which warehouses are included in the plan; 'Manual' coverage would simply not auto-generate replenishment for those items. Option D is incorrect because intercompany planning is used for multi-legal-entity scenarios and is not required for single-company multi-warehouse planning.