Pushing demand from 866 to 862 to sales order

ILVS sequential orders are transmitted via 866 document and shipping demand is transmitted via 862 document in EDI. 866 is about packaging racks in sequential order a.k.a blend numbers . Demand should be received through 862. What if you are dealing with a trading partner who is hitting you  with  'over zealous' 866 where you are being asked to package more than the demand you have received through 862?  iVP CMS being the intensive supply chain software has the functionality to push the extra 'demand' from 866 to 862 to sales order. This functionality is not turned on by default. It can be turned on by configuring your trading partner.

ILVS Inline Vehicle Sequencing

Many OEM manufactures GM , Toyota, Ford uses ILVS a.k.a In Line Vehicle Sequencing. One exception is Honda who doesn't use traditional IVLS but they have their own way of handling sequencing. Traditionaly EDI document 866 was used by OEM to communicate to their suppliers. However  many are moved towards  'broadcast' system instead of using traditional EDI. ILVS is all about packaging racks (containers).

Let's suppose a car manufacture will be making a red and then a blue car and you are a supplier of bumper. Using ILVS it can be communicated that when an assembler at OEM opens a container while assembling a red care the bumper at the top of rack should be red and the second bumper should be blue i.e. even a color blind person can assemble color bumpers using the ILVS methodology.