The Supply Chain Orchestration (SCO) work area serves as a central point for managing and monitoring the entire supply creation lifecycle. From this work area, a user can manually initiate a supply request for various supply types, such as make, buy, or transfer, using the "Create Supply Request" task. Additionally, a core function of SCO is to provide end-to-end visibility. Users can search for and view the details of any supply order on the "Manage Supply Lines" page and then drill down to view the specific execution documents (e.g., purchase orders, transfer orders, work orders) that have been created by the downstream execution systems to fulfill that supply.

A. Release the planning recommendation: This action is performed in a planning application, such as Oracle Supply Planning, which then sends the released recommendation to SCO for processing.

C. Perform changes to the supply order: Changes are typically initiated from the source system (e.g., a sales order or planning system) and then processed by SCO, not directly performed within the SCO work area.

D. Place supply orders on hold: Placing an execution document on hold is a function performed within the respective execution application (e.g., Oracle Purchasing for a PO, Oracle Manufacturing for a work order).

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM

Using Supply Chain Orchestration (Release 24B)

Chapter 3: Create Supply Requests. The documentation states

"Use the Create Supply Request page in the Supply Chain Orchestration work area to manually create a supply request for different supply types..." This directly supports option E.

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM

Using Supply Chain Orchestration (Release 24B)

Chapter 4: Monitor Supply Lines

"Overview of Monitoring Supply Lines" section. The documentation explains

"Use the Manage Supply Lines page to search for and view details of supply orders... You can also drill down from a supply line to the execution document details." This directly supports option B.

3. Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM

Using Supply Planning (Release 24B)

Chapter 6: Plan Inputs and Plan Options

"Release the Plan" section. This guide details the process of releasing recommendations from the planning work area

confirming that this action is external to the Supply Chain Orchestration work area. This supports the rationale for why option A is incorrect.