A. Make sure to include Fixed Lot Multipliers.

B. Make sure they are at a Global level.

C. Make sure to include Fixed Order Quantities.

D. Make sure to include Maximum Order Quantities.

E. Make sure all Local level ASLs include an Organization.

F. Make sure to include Minimum Order Quantities.

A. period close adjusting journal entries for Payroll

B. shipping, receiving, and inventory transactions from manufacturing

C. supplier invoices interfaced from Cloud Payables

D. invoices and revenue interfaced from Cloud Receivables

A. Load Planning Data from Files

B. View Segmentation Summary

C. Configure Exceptions

D. Collect Planning Data

A. You must define a unit of measure class with a base unit of measure.

B. A unit of measure conversion is a mathematical relationship between two different units of measure.

C. Non-standard, intraclass conversion rates can't be item specific.

D. A unit of measure standard conversion specifies the conversion factor by which the unit of measure is equivalent to the unit of measure class.

E. If you want to transact items in units of measure that belong to classes other than their primary UOM class, you must also define conversions between the base units of measure of the different UOM classes.

A. The supply must first be created in Global Order Promising and then it can be released from Planning Central.

B. Only Global Order Promising and Supply Chain Orchestration can be used to release and create new supplies for back-to-back orders.

C. Planning Central cannot create back-to-back supply, so the supply cannot be released.

D. The supply plan should have been run in Supply Chain Orchestration, not Planning Central.

A. Configure Planning Analytics > Levels and Attributes tab

B. The process "Associate Measure Catalog Attributes" must be run to associate new attributes.

C. Enable planner code on Planning Analytics page.

D. Configure Planning Analytics > Measure Catalog

E. The process "Add Levels and Attributes" must be run to associate new attributes.

A. Open a demand plan and edit Christmas casual factor measure. Place value of one from Dec 20 to Dec 24 and zero for non-impacted days including Dec 25. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.

B. Open a demand plan and add a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Create a table displaying the causal factor measure and relevant time period and modify as required. Causal factor changes in this demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.

C. Open a demand plan and add a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Create a table displaying the causal factor measure and relevant time period and modify as required. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.

D. Open a demand plan and edit Christmas casual factor measure. Place value of one from Dec 20 to Dec 24 and zero for non-impacted days including Dec 25. Causal factor changes in this demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.

E. Use FBDI to create a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Place value of 1 from Dec 20 to Dec 24. Causal factor changes are plan specific, so repeat the steps in the 2nd demand plan.

F. Use FBDI to create a new customer specific Christmas causal factor. Place value of 1 from Dec 20 to Dec 34. Causal factor upload to one demand plan will reflect in the 2nd demand plan also.

A. You can view a Gantt chart or the Dispatch List, but not both at the same time.

B. The Gantt chart is read only, but you can change colors, sizing, and perform filtering.

C. Metrics displayed above the Gantt chart include Late Demands, Late Work Order, Early Work Orders, and Changeover Time.

D. The Gantt chart identifies idle time, changeovers, and downtime.