Global Order Promising Some Important Points (ATP Pros and Cons)

ATP: An available-to-promise (ATP) rule is a condition that you specify to tell Promising what to search. Promising Modes in ATP Infinite Availability Lead Time Supply Chain Search Infinite Availability ATP rule that assumes supply is always available on the requested date. GOP will Create 10s of thousands of them inventory, and you view them as being always available. You can view in the review Supply Availability task for the details PRO - Uses calendars when it promises the item. CON -Doesn't examine supply and doesn't do a search to determine whether the item is available. CON -Doesn't create any pegging. CON -Doesn't consider any other attributes. Lead Time PRO - Considers calendars and times. PRO - Adds the lead time to the requested date when it determines the promise date. CON - Doesn't do a search to determine whether the item is available. CON- Doesn't create any pegging. You can specify different types of lead times. Total lead time :The time that you need to procure or manufacture the item. Cumulative manufacturing lead time: The total amount of time you need to manufacture the item, assuming the raw material and components aren't available. Cumulative total lead time: The total amount of time that you need to assemble the item plus the largest, adjusted cumulative lead time from the item's components. Specify your own lead time: Your own time Supply Chain Search - Most comenly used Option You can specify a variety of attributes that you can't specify with the other modes. lead times, calendars, capacities, transport modes Performs a detailed availability search across your supply chain, depending on the options that you select when you create the rule. PRO - Considers the lead times, calendars, capacities, and transport lines across your supply chain. PRO - Creates pegging details. You can specify a variety of attributes that you can't specify with the other modes. Whether to search components and resources Whether to enable a profitable-to-promise search Whether to consider allocation constraints Which types of supply and demand to consider What lead time to use for the infinite availability fence How many days to consider for past-due demand and past-due supply If the Profitable to Promise attribute is enabled for the ATP rule being applied, the supply chain availability search overrides sourcing priorities to respect the least-cost source that it can promise from. The costs considered when determining the most optimal location to source the promise from are the following: Standard cost at internal organizations Standard cost at supplier locations Cost of internal transfers between organizations Cost of transit from supplier to internal organizations Cost of transit from ship-from locations to customer sites by shipping method Assignment Priority According Specificity Item and Organization 1 Item 2 Category 3 Organization 4 Important Profile Options MSP_DEFAULT_ASSIGNMENT_SET -Promising uses the Order Promising Sourcing Assignment Set MSP_GOP_HORIZON_DAYS Specify the number of days into the future that Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising can schedule orders. Demands with dates after the horizon cutoff are not scheduled. Sourcing Rules: Global sourcing rule Defines orgs and suppliers from where an end demand is fulfilled Not associated with an organization Can contain only transfer or buy sources To Create Sourcing for the Tranfer from type we need to create Inter org parametes associate shipmthod and transit times etc. collect the Shipmethod and INV orgs. Run Refresh and start global order promising server - to get the details in the GOP tables (Inter org shipment ) Local sourcing rule Defines sources of supply from specific organization Specified at org level Can contain make, buy and transfer sources Question for exam : Which four options apply to the "Lead Time" mode? (Choose four.) a) Lead time can be specified in multiple ways. b) The item is promised on the requested date irrespective of availability. c) Calendars and transit time constraints are respected. d) No supply availability search is performed. e) The order promising engine does not generate any pegging. ANS: ACDE Your company, which is a global major in farming equipment, has products ranging from make-to-stock fast moving items, assembled-on-demand items, and complex configurable items with manufacturing plants and distribution centers spread across the US, Europe, and China. The company is deploying Oracle Cloud Order Management and wants to evaluate the different promising modes that are possible through cloud Global Order Promising for its products. Which three promising modes are possible through GOP for the company’s products? (Choose three.) a) lead times b) infinite availability c) global availability d) zone-based availability e) supply chain availability ANS: ABE A company manufactures and ships industrial water filters from its only factory unit in India. Which four types of lead time can the company use to create promising rules in lead-time promising mode? (Choose four.) a) total lead time b) processing lead time c) supplier lead time d) transit lead time e) cumulative total lead time f) cumulative manufacturing lead time g) user-defined lead time ANS: AEFG Your company is a manufacturer and distributor of CTO type of products globally, and uses Global Order Promising to promise its orders. You recently noticed that the promising results are determining the expected sources globally but not the least-cost ones. You want to understand the logic used by the GOP engine to derive the least-cost source. Identify the four cost elements used by the cloud Global Order Promising engine to achieve the Profitable-to-Promise objective? (Choose four.) a) Cost of internal transfers between organizations b) Storage Cost (when the cost of holding that item in inventory is high) c) Overhead Cost d) Resource Consumption Cost (in case the end item is to be manufactured) e) Component Cost f) Standard Cost at internal organizations ADEF Your company wants a category of goods to be globally sourced for certain regions in Europe. After setting up the sourcing rules, you attempt to assign them by using the Category and Region option, but the category is not on the list of values. What is the problem? a) The Default Sourcing Assignment Set profile option is not set. b) The category set that is associated with the Sourcing Rule Category Set profile option is controlled at the organization level. c) The Default Sourcing Assignment Set profile option is set to a category set for the Item category set structure. d) A category set has not been selected under the Sourcing Rule Category Set profile option. ANS:D