How To Fix WG361 - Supplier service level &3 % for supplier &1, plant &2 <= &4 %

WG361 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WG - Messages for store order and investment buy

• Message number: 361

• Message text: Supplier service level &3 % for supplier &1, plant &2 <= &4 %

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WG361 - Details

• Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message:
  
  SAP Error Message:
  WG361 Supplier service level &3 % for supplier &1, plant &2 <= &4 %
  
  Meaning / 
  Cause:
  This message indicates that the supplier's service level for a particular supplier (&1) and plant (&2) is less than or equal to a specified threshold (&4 %). The service level is currently at &3 %, which is below or equal to the minimum acceptable service level.
  
  Supplier service level is a key performance indicator that measures the reliability and timeliness of a supplier's deliveries.
  The system is warning or blocking a process because the supplier's service level is too low, which could impact procurement, production, or inventory planning.
  
  
  Typical Causes:
  
  The supplier has a history of late or incomplete deliveries.
  The service level threshold is set too high for the supplier's current performance.
  Data inconsistencies or outdated service level information in the system.
  The supplier's performance has recently deteriorated.
  
  
  Where It Occurs:
  
  During