A. A standalone system that communicates with other systems in a system landscape

B. An add-on industry solution

C. A transaction in the SAP ECC system

D. A managed system in a system landscape

A. Rate routing

B. Product cost collector

C. Control cycle

D. Production supply area

E. Production version

A. Capacity planning

B. Production/Resource tools allocation

C. Costing

D. Material component allocation

A. BOM header (product)

B. Material master (component)

C. Production supply area of a work center

D. Production version (product)

E. Routing

A. An ATP check creates fixed links between customer orders and their confirmed receipts.

B. The ATP quantity is the available quantity that can be used to confirm incoming customer orders.

C. If the ATP check determines non-availability, it then checks in the next step whether timely procurement or production is possible.

D. The ATP check does not take stocks and receipts into account. It checks consumption of planned independent requirements.

A. Consumption creates a static and binding assignment between the planned independent requirements and the customer requirements for the entire procurement process.

B. Consumption can increase the total originally planned production quantity.

C. Consumption takes place with the planning material.

D. Consumption can reduce the total originally planned production quantity.

A. Selection of a BOM

B. Selection of a routing

C. Scheduling

D. Stock determination

E. Confirmation

A. Costing variant

B. Settlement profile

C. Accounting type

D. Calculation procedure