| Origin of production orders |  |
| In the Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) session, you can manually define production orders. However, production orders generally originate from an ERP LN package. Production orders can be generated in the following packages: Enterprise Planning Warehouse Management The orders that originate from these ERP LN packages are transferred to the Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) session in the Shop Floor Control module of Manufacturing. You can also manually define production orders in this session . The order system that you define for the item in the Items - Ordering (tcibd2500m000) session determines the package from which an item's production order originates. Production orders from Enterprise Planning Items with the order system Planned are processed in the Resource Requirement Planning module of Enterprise Planning. The item's order policy determines how production orders are handled in Enterprise Planning. If the item's order policy is Anonymous, Enterprise Planning creates planned production orders based on forecast. Planned production orders are generated in the Generate Order Planning (cprrp1210m000) session. You can also manually enter planned production orders in the Planned Orders (cprrp1100m000) session. If an item's order policy is To Order, the item is a standard-to-order (STO) item or a customized item. Enterprise Planning can plan the requirements for these item types. Planned production orders are generated based on the customer orders that you enter in the Sales Control module of Order Management. You can transfer the planned production orders to the Shop Floor Control module in the Transfer Planned Orders (cppat1210m000) session in the Plan Transfer (PAT) module of Enterprise Planning. In this session, you can also transfer production plans to the Shop Floor Control module. ERP LN converts these plans into planned production orders before they are transferred. Production orders from Warehouse Management Items with order system SIC are processed in Warehouse Management. You can use the Generate Order Advice (SIC) (whina3200m000) session to generate production-order advices. However, the item's supply system defined in the Warehouse - Item (whwmd2510m000) session also determines how production orders are generated in Warehouse Management: If the supply system is KANBAN, you must use the Generate Orders (KANBAN) (whinh2200m000) session. If the supply system is Time-Phased Order Point, you must use the Generate Orders (TPOP) (whinh2201m000) session. Use the Transfer Production Order Advice (whina3202m000) session to transfer production order advices with status Confirmed to the Shop Floor Control module. Related topics Production orders - functional overview Integrations of SFC with enterprise planning Integrations of SFC with Configurator Integrations of SFC with warehousing |