availability check disabled in order

[Former Member]

Hi,

If we disable availability check, ATP in sales orders and deliveries, what happens in the delivery creation. Normally when there is availability check in the delivery creation the confirmed quantitiy and the confirmed delivery date in the schedule line is controlled and if the quantity is not confirmed then system does not allow to create delivery. If we disable the ATP, availability check in order how the system act?

The need of the business is that they plan ithe production n a 3. party and they don't update SAP with the planning result because their shipment schedule is not related with the production planning. Their customer decides the shipment schedule even if the materials are in stock sometimes their production plan change and they can even try to create the delivery of a product whihc is still being produced.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello

The best way to check this is in your development server...(Take off the availaibility check and transfer of requirements indicator of schedule line category...and also the delivery item category)

You should be able to create an order and will be confirmed immediately and should be able to create a delivery.You will need stock before you can post goods issue....

I do not know if in such a scenario they will be manually able to control the product allocation...because in case you have several deliveries then the users can select any delivery and post goods issue as long as the stock exists....

Thanks

Vikas

[Former Member]

hello, friend.

disabling the availability check in the order may allow the order to be confirmed. it is the confirmed schedule lines (i.e. considering lead times and/or processing times) that are the bases for creating deliveries.

now, whether deliveries will be created depends on certain additional settings, as in the item categories for deliveries (e.g. "0" quantity). the delivery processing also has its own availability check settings. these influence the delivery creation, too. and finally, you would need stocks in order to post goods issue, as was already mentioned.

regards.