Q: 3
In the advanced production integration, you can choose single-order staging or cross-order staging.
What can the quantities be based on? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
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Pretty sure A, D, E. Single- or cross-order staging references packaging specs, PMRs or replenishment levels in advanced production integration, not waves or kanbans. Fairly sure based on EWM config but open if someone’s seen otherwise.
Not B, C. Packaging specs, PMRs and replenishment quantities are the ones used for staging quantities in EWM integration.
I thought B (Waves) could be one of the correct answers here, since waves are often used to group picking tasks. I figured for cross-order staging, waves might drive the quantities. Maybe that's mixing outbound with production flows though. Anyone else get tripped up by that?
A D, E tbh. Kanbans (C) is for Kanban supply but not advanced production integration, and B (Waves) is mainly outbound. Pretty sure about this but SAP questions can be tricky sometimes.
Its A, D, E. B is tempting but not for advanced prod integration.
A. D, E tbh
Had something like this in a mock before. It's A, D, E here since waves are mostly outbound and Kanbans apply when using the Kanban process, not advanced production integration. Staging based on packaging specs, PMRs or replenishment fits what SAP uses. Pretty confident but let me know if you've seen C used in real client configs.
Makes sense to me. A, D, and E are correct since staging in Advanced Production Integration is always about how much you need (PMRs), packaging specs for the units, and replenishment logic. B (waves) is more about outbound delivery, and C (Kanbans) ties into a different supply process. Pretty sure that’s how SAP handles it-someone shout if they’ve seen otherwise on live projects!
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