Manage conflict calculations

Trading Board  •  Article  •  10/22/2025  • 

You can apply the conflict calculation type when calculating the trading board in the Calculation Type field on the Trading Board Filter page. For more information, see Use the trading board.

The system compares the quantity and availability dates for items in the trading board entries with the corresponding values in demand documents and displays Conflict in the Conflict field on the Entries FastTab of the Trading Board page.

On the Demand Lines FastTab, you can view details about the conflicts between the selected trading board entry and the demand lines related to corresponding outgoing documents in the following fields:

FieldDescription
ConflictSpecifies whether the demand line has a quantity or availability date conflict, meaning that the demand cannot be fulfilled.
Table IDSpecifies the table ID associated with the demand line.
Document TypeSpecifies the document type associated with the demand line. The following outgoing documents are applicable:
  • Sales Order
  • Purchase Return Order
  • Transfer Order
  • Production Consumption
  • Assembly Consumption
Document No.Specifies the document number associated with the demand line. You can select this value to open the document.
Item No.Specifies the item number associated with the demand line.
DescriptionSpecifies the description of the item in the demand line. You can select this field value to view details of the item.
Variant CodeSpecifies the variant code associated with the item in the demand line.
Location CodeSpecifies the location code associated with the demand line.
Quantity (Base)Specifies the quantity for the demand expressed in the base unit of measure. If this field value is red in color, there is a quantity conflict, meaning that the available quantity of the item in the specified lot and location is insufficient to fulfill all demand lines.
Shipment DateSpecifies the shipment date for the demand. If this value is red in color, there is a date conflict, meaning that the expected receipt date of the lot number is later than the shipment date of the demand line.

On the action bar, select Advanced View to view the following additional fields:

FieldDescription
Document Line No.Specifies the document line number associated with the demand line.
Lot No.Specifies the lot number associated with the demand line.
Base Unit of Measure CodeSpecifies the base unit of measure associated with the item in the demand line.
Available Quantity (Purchase)Specifies the available quantity expressed in the purchase unit of measure of the item.
Purchase Unit of Measure CodeSpecifies the purchase unit of measure code associated with the item in the demand line.
Available Quantity (Sales)Specifies the available quantity expressed in the sales unit of measure of the item.
Sales Unit of Measure CodeSpecifies the sales unit of measure code associated with the item in the demand line.
Expected Receipt DateSpecifies the expected receipt date for the demand.
Created BySpecifies the user who created the demand.

You can edit the quantity and/or availability dates on the trading board entries to resolve the conflict and ensure that all demands are fulfilled.