A.Execute loading

B.Post goods issue

C.Create transfer order

D.Create delivery

A.The availability check was carried out, and on saving, the system immediately rescheduled the sales order according to the customer priority.

B.The availability check that was carried out included a replenishment lead time in the scope of check.

C.Inventory Management creates a stock transfer when the sales order is saved.

D.The system automatically searches other plants for inventory and transfers this inventory to the plant with zero inventory in the sales order.

A.For cash sales, delivery creation is not necessary. For rush orders, delivery creation is necessary.

B.For cash sales, you have to use a billing type which will post to the appropriate cash accounts. For a rush order, you can use a standard billing type for invoicing.

C.For cash sales, you have to set a lead time for the requested delivery date of 7 days from today. For rush orders you have to I I set it for today's date.

D.For cash sales, the customer receives an invoice output instead of an order confirmation output. For rush sales, this is not done.

E.When you save a cash sales document, the delivery is created automatically. For rush orders, this must be done manually.

A.parameters

B.invoice expection types

C.network transaction rules

D.Approval processes

E.receiving types

A.The schedule line is marked and highlighted by the system.

B.The availability control screen is displayed.

C.The incompletion log displays the unconfirmed schedule line as a missing field.

D.An error message appears on the status bar alerting the user to the situation.