Parameterizing Weight Scaling for Auto Min/Max Processes

The min/max weight scaling can be parameterized based on unit price, new min and max stock levels in the coming release of R2025e (July 2025).

• A rule for weight scaling can be scoped for min level only, max level only, or both.
• A rule may be parameterized by unit price, new min level, and new max level.
• A sequence is used to determine the order to execute rules with a default value of 100.
• Rules of smaller sequences take precedence over rules of greater sequences.
• For instance, the screenshot below shows three rules for min/max weight scaling for inventory without ABC classification based on usage.
  • The new min level will be scaled to 20% (or 0.2) of its calculated value when unit price is less than (<) 1000 and the new calculated min level is greater than (>) 4. Sequence is 90.
  • The new max level will be scaled to 50% (or 0.5) of its calculated value when unit price is less than (<) 1000 and the new calculated max level is greater than (>) 6. Sequence is 90.
  • Otherwise, both new min and max levels are scaled to 60% of calculated values. Sequence is 100. 
• See this blog for weight scaling before rules are introduced.
• See this blog for auto min/max processes in Calem.

1. Floor Values

Floor values of min/max levels may be configured to prevent 0 values as min/max levels from weighted scaling.

• The floors may be 1 for minimum or maximum stock levels provided that the calculated min or max levels are above (>=) floor values.
• For instance, a min-floor of 1 will ensure that new min stock levels will be at least 1 after weighted scaling (the rule highlighted in green below).

Additional Resources

• Weight Scaling for Auto Min/Max Processes
• Auto ABC Process for Inventory
• Auto Min/Max Process for Inventory
• Barcode for Physical Count
• Barcode for Part Checkout
• Clock WO by Asset Scan
• Inventory Checkout by Barcode
• Inventory Module Training
• User Guide and Admin Guide (customer account required)
  
• Calem Enterprise Training Site
  
• Calem Enterprise Blogs
  
• Calem Enterprise demo