A. When advanced available-to-promise is unavailable
B. When order quantity is not fully confirmed
C. When planning transportation
D. When goods issue is performed
A. Create a profit and loss statement
B. Create cost center plan/actual statements
C. Calculate production variances
D. Manage accounts receivables
A. To allocate budgets
B. To define responsibilities
C. To evaluate aggregated data
D. To schedule warehouse tasks
E. To manage equipment
A. Supplier account
B. Material account
C. Tax account
D. Customer account
E. Asset account
A. Material account
B. Tax account
C. Customer account
D. Asset account
A. Fixed asset
B. Profit center
C. Statistical key figure
D. Equipment
A. Availability control
B. Profitability analysis
C. Cost center accounting
D. Settlement processing
A. Purchase requisitions
B. Planned orders
C. Sales orders
D. Scheduled lines