| # Generate Inventory Commitment (whinp2200m000) Use this session to generate inventory commitments of (unblocked) inventory for orders of type Issue that are not yet fully committed. When you generate inventory commitment, ERP LN commits the required inventory to a specific order line. As a result, the available inventory for other orders or other order lines is decreased. To generate commitments: Enter the selections on the Selection Range tab. Enter the options and the priorities on the Options tab. Assign priorities to the orders of the various order types. Set the processing order per order type. The order type priorities are used if ERP LN generates precise inventory assignments to order lines. You cannot commit order lines for warehouses of Project type. Print a report containing the generated inventory commitment. The quantity to be committed depends on the order origin and is calculated as follows:
Order Origin | Quantity to be committed
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Sales |
    ordered quantity - committed quantity.
Production |
    to issue + subsequent delivery - committed qty (order unit).
Transfer, Service, Project |
    planned quantity - committed qty (inventory unit)
Note To commit inventory manually, use the Inventory Commitments (whinp2100m000) session. Related topics Inventory commitment Inventory commitment date calculation Order Origin The origin of the order. Sales Orders Commitment According to Shipping Constraints If this check box is selected, the commitment for sales order will be according to the shipment constraints. Cancel Inventory Commitment for Complete Orders Not Fully Committed. If this check box is selected, any inventory commitment is cancelled for complete orders that are not fully committed. The complete order is a shipment constraint. Only Sales Orders with commitment as procedure step. If this check box is selected, only sales orders with sales order types that have the Generate Inventory Commitment (whinp2200m000) session as a procedural step, are taken into account. 1. Lists the priority of the origin of the orders used when generating commitments. One is the highest priority, and eight is the lowest priority. |