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All right. So in the previous chapter we have seen two ways that we can block are marked that line item is complete from a procurement perspective. There is a third way to do it and that is called delivery Borland's What does a delivery tolerance. What is it set and how is it used. Let's take an example say we have ordered a hundred kilos of coffee and a few. And the vendor has delivered say 90 kilos not 10 is that meaning right now for 10 kilos of coffee. Do we really need the extra 10 kilos. Meaning for some reason the vendor has delivered only 90 kilos Maybe because he's out of stock for whatever reason now in order to deliver the remaining 10 kilos the truck or the vendor has to make another loan with just 10 kilos of coffee from his warehouse to our warehouse. What were some materials it might not be worth it because for 10 kilos or coffee or five kilos of coffee it might not be worth the effort in terms of logistics to deliver the goods. We have seen this in Amazon for low. Why are you good. The fight is going to be so expensive. In comparison to the quality of the goods so it does not make sense to do that extra logistics step of taking the fight kilos or three close or whatever the shortfall is depending on the nature of the goods. Now if it's a coffee machine that costs like 10000 pounds or ten thousand dollars it makes sense if you order two of them only one of them comes in the next one also needs to come but coffee is something that we put you on a monthly basis weekly basis daily basis. So that is a shortfall of said 10 kilos or 10 pounds. It doesn't really matter. So depending on the type of goods we can say that you know even if they were to buy a tolerance of 5 percent or 10 percent it doesn't matter. That's fine. We'll deem the purchase order complete. You don't need to deal the remaining. And of course the vendor is only going to charge for whatever he has delivered. He's not going to charge for 100 in this case. He's only going to charge for maybe which is fair. Right. This concept is called as a tolerance delivery tolerance. There's also something called Order tolerance. But when I'm going to go that delivery tolerance and we know that this is a property of a material meaning it's you cannot generalize this for every material. Coffee has a certain tolerance. Sugar has a certain tolerance. Flour has a certain tolerance. Muffins have a certain tolerance. Coffee machine has a certain tolerance. Pastry has a different tolerance so naturally red is the set of course in the middle. Master. So that's the first place that the system will look when it wants to look at the tolerance will see the effect of tolerance in a minute. But let's see where it is set. So the first place that the system is going to look for tolerances is in the material master material master so delivery tolerance is set in the material master. So how is it set. Let's go Sitrick for coffee beans. So go to m m 0 2 in a coffee beans and partisan data OK plant the Chicago and they go. This is where you sit the tolerance. Let me change it. I'm not able to. It's great. So how do you set the tolerance really. It's great or great. It's something Carl as a purchasing value key which is an aggregator of. Basically a summarization field that has so many different values so it has the reminders it has the under-delivered caldrons it does the overdelivered tolerance you're not going to talk about reminders now. But we can check out this guy over here. So purchasing value key too has an under-delivered tolerance of 10 percent or not overdelivered tolerance of 10 percent to select that and hit enter right and you'll see that these value changes 10 percent 10 percent. Now can you define your own purchasing value keeps Yes you can. The reason by purchasing by Loki's are defined is because you don't really want different kinds of tolerances to be set of the metal master level without any kind of authorization. You know there should be a certain standardized way in which you set these tolerances and providers. So that's why it's set in configuration and you can't change these things manually like you can. You can make it to 12 percent. Somebody has to go and create a put is value key that has a corresponding under-del