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Demand raised by other objects, like minimal stock quantities or [[Production Order|production orders]] are also raising demand, but covering these demands is covered by the regular procurement-job. | Demand raised by other objects, like minimal stock quantities or [[Production Order|production orders]] are also raising demand, but covering these demands is covered by the regular procurement-job. | ||
== Fulfillment strategies == | == Fulfillment strategies == | ||
There exist currently 4 fulfillment strategies | Depending on various information like type of goods, goods availability, goods pricing, target region, required time of arrival at the customer or general fulfillment strategies, a fulfillment strategy is computed or manually defined per position. There exist currently 4 fulfillment strategies: | ||
=== Self fulfillment === | === Self fulfillment === | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 5 June 2022
Fulfillment means all process to get the demand raised by an internal order or customer order fulfilled.
Demand raised by other objects, like minimal stock quantities or production orders are also raising demand, but covering these demands is covered by the regular procurement-job.
Fulfillment strategies
Depending on various information like type of goods, goods availability, goods pricing, target region, required time of arrival at the customer or general fulfillment strategies, a fulfillment strategy is computed or manually defined per position. There exist currently 4 fulfillment strategies:
Self fulfillment
This is the default fulfillment strategy for most of the goods.