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Use

The results overview summarizes all results of the following checks:

      Rules-Based ATP Check

      Multilevel ATP Check

      Availability Check for Kits

      Reassignment of Order Confirmations

      Third-Party Order Processing

      Consolidation in a Consolidation Location

      Consideration of Validities

Features

You automatically branch to the results overview after successfully executing an ATP check, regardless of whether you started the ATP check from the order entry from the ERP system or simulatively in SAP Advanced Planning and Optimization (SAP APO).

Note

The results overview is not displayed when calling from the ERP system, if the rule for adopting the results of the availability check is set in the ERP system in such a way that the delivery or confirmation proposals are selected automatically. You can configure this in Customizing for Sales and Distribution via Basic Functions Availability Check Availability Check with ATP Logic or Against Planning Define default settings.

You can manually define the confirmation behavior in the sales order in SAP CRM (under Details Business Partner). Alternatively, you can also maintain your default settings in the sold-to party profile.

The results are shown as a hierarchical display (if more than one requirement is checked, otherwise only the requirement of the delivery proposal is displayed). The scope of the display is dependent on your user-specific settings. You see the original requirement, the requirement item, the requirements schedule line as well as the substitution results in the hierarchically ordered requirements groups (column 1).

The product and location are displayed for each requirement item. The requirements date, the requirement quantity and the confirmed quantity, among other things, are displayed per requirements schedule line. On the right of the display are pushbuttons that you can choose to select further functions (for example, the rounding result).

In the display, from a user-specific point of view, you see failed checks and substitutions that have not contributed to covering the requirements. Unchecked check options are also displayed. For more information see the legend for the symbols.

Correlation Group / Delivery Group

The correlation group is displayed per item in the results overview. You can branch from there to the detail views. For more information see Correlation Calculation.

Multilevel ATP check

If a multilevel ATP check has been carried out, the following detail displays are given, depending on the progress of the check:

      Missing Parts List

The components that represent a problem with regard to the requirements date, are displayed in the missing parts list. These are components that lead to a delay (since they are either not available or only partially available). If necessary, you can display the characteristics that have lead to the relevant source determination, and as a result of which there is a delay. Substitutions (via the rules-based ATP check) of components are also part of the missing parts list, provided that they cannot be completely confirmed.

      Undeleted orders

In this view, you see the procurement proposals that have not been deleted within Recreation of Procurement Proposals during a new ATP check for sales order creation or change, since a deletion was not permitted. You receive information on why the order could not be deleted (for example, order fixed at header level).

Activities

Confirmations (do not adopt)

If you have called the ATP check from the OLTP system and do not want to adopt the results at schedule line level, you can either reset the indicators (þ) for adoption of the delivery proposal (¨) and choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text or choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text (Cancel). You then go back to the order entry without having adopted the confirmations.

The adoption of a delivery proposal is not possible in the simulation. You can leave the results overview by choosing This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Note

The confirmation situation can change if you use validity periods in the rules. For more information, see Defining Validity Periods in Rules.

For more information about the selection of functions, see Executing a simulative rules-based ATP check.

See also:

Reactions to the Availability Check

 

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