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Allergen changeover holds demand
Changeover days × demand $ / day is stranded $. Type changeover days and demand $ / day.
Pair: Allergen changeover on Stock. Release hold: stability hold. Late batch: batch release lag.
What you type
Changeover days — written allergen / line changeover days (co-man schedule).
Demand $ / day — sell-through $ you assign for that SKU / day (typed).
Stranded $ = changeover days × demand $ / day. Sequence SKUs when stranded $ is material — do not invent a hold chip.
What not to do
Do not invent stranded $. Do not mix stability hold days into changeover. Do not treat sample MOQ as changeover. Do not average every SKU when one owns the hole.
Related: Stock, stability hold, batch release lag, sample vs MOQ.
Procedure
- Type changeover days and demand $ / day.
- Read stranded $.
- Sequence SKUs when stranded $ is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing stranded $.
- Mixing stability hold days into changeover.
- Treating sample MOQ as changeover.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- Allergen changeover stranded $
- Changeover days × demand $ per day.
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FAQ
- Is this stability hold?
- Related hold $. [Stability hold](/manuals/vitaquest-stability-hold-days) prices release hold days × demand. This page is allergen changeover days × demand $ / day.
- Is this batch release lag?
- Sibling clock. [Batch release lag](/manuals/vitaquest-batch-release-lag) is days past the written release. This page is the changeover window itself.
- What stranded $ should I invent?
- None. Type changeover days and demand $ / day from the co-man schedule and your sell-through.