Heuristics for Sales Scheduling Agreement
Processing
In sales scheduling agreement processing you can carry out the admissibility check and the feasibility check using heuristics in interactive or automated production planning.
You have made the necessary settings in Customizing for Advanced Planning and Optimization (SAP APO), under Supply Chain Planning ® Delivery Schedule Processing for Sales Scheduling Agreement.
See also Prerequisites for the Sales Scheduling Agreement
The following table details the standard heuristics for sales scheduling agreement processing that are delivered by SAP.
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Name |
Description |
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Admissibility Check |
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SAP_CDS_A01 Admissibility OK Without Check |
You can use this heuristic to mark new requested quantities (in other words, the new due delivery schedule) as admissible, without a check being carried out. |
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SAP_CDS_A02 Tolerance check |
You can use this heuristic to compare the new requested quantities with the requested quantities that were valid at the time of the last confirmation. For this tolerance check you can define an exact-to-the-day or to-the-second individual check or a totals check for planning calendar periods. |
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Feasibility Check |
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SAP_CDS_F01 Fully confirm without check |
You can use this heuristic to confirm requested quantities without a check if all sales scheduling agreement items for a product have an admissible current status or if there is a planning file entry for the feasibility check. |
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SAP_CDS_F02 Days’ supply check |
You can use this heuristic to carry out a days’ supply check, for the quantities requested by the customer if all sales scheduling agreement items for a product have an admissible current status or if there is a planning file entry for the feasibility check. |
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SAP_CDS_F03 Product heuristic with days’ supply check |
You can use this heuristic to carry out the product heuristic followed by a days’ supply check, for the quantities requested by the customer if all sales scheduling agreement items for a product have an admissible current status or if there is a planning file entry for the feasibility check. |
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