# Step 5: Build a Plan

With your forecast in place, create a replenishment plan. Moselle uses your forecast and current stock levels to surface what's at risk and calculate order quantities.

**Time required:** 10 minutes

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A plan requires an existing forecast. Complete [Step 4: Create a Forecast](/getting-started/fast-tutorial/create-a-forecast.md) first.
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## Create Your Plan

**Step 1 — Name and scope:**

1. Go to **Planning** in the left nav
2. Click **Create Plan**
3. Choose **Replenishment Plan**
4. Fill in:
   * **Plan Name** — Give it a name
   * **Coverage Period** — Set the date range for this plan

**Step 2 — Configure:** 5. Select the **Forecast** you just created 6. Choose the **Warehouse** to replenish 7. Set the **Frequency** — Monthly or weekly 8. Choose **Product Handling**:

* **SKUs (including bundles)** — All product variations
* **Core SKUs** — Roll up bundles and cases
* **Components** — Break down to component level

**Optional settings:**

* **Transit Lead Times** — Default lead times in days per month (item-level attributes override this)
* **Safety Stock** — Buffer stock in days before triggering a reorder (item-level attributes override this)

Click **Create Replenishment Plan** when done.

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Each plan is a snapshot of your forecast. Click **Rebuild** at any time to refresh it with the latest data. Note: rebuilding resets any order quantities you've manually edited.
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## Next Step

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[Step 6: Generate Orders](/getting-started/fast-tutorial/send-out-orders.md)
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