| | Demand Pegging Terms and Conditions (tctrm1165m000)You can start this session by double-clicking a line on the Demand Pegging tab of the Terms and Conditions Line (tctrm1620m000) session; alternatively, start this
session stand-alone. Note You can only define demand pegging terms and conditions if
the following are applicable: Terms and Conditions ID An agreement between business partners about the sale,
purchase, or transfer of goods, in which you can define detailed terms and
conditions about orders, schedules, planning, logistics, invoicing, and demand
pegging, and define the search mechanism to retrieve the correct terms and
conditions. The agreement includes the following: - A header with the type of agreement and the business
partner(s).
- Search levels with a search priority and a selection of
search attributes (fields) and linked terms and conditions groups.
- One or more lines with the values for the search levels’
search attributes.
- Terms and conditions groups with detailed terms and
conditions about orders, schedules, planning, logistics, invoicing, and demand
pegging for the lines.
Search Level A priority level for searching and selecting a terms and
conditions line. Search levels include a selection of search attributes
(fields) and linked terms and conditions groups. Effective Date The first day on which a record or a setting is valid. The
effective date often includes the effective time. Expiry Date The last date on which a record or a setting is valid. The
expiry date often includes the expiry time. Demand Pegging Type Specify the type of peg, which determines the specification attributes used for demand and
supply matching. Note The demand side and supply side of the matching process must
be based on the same Demand Pegging Type. Use Unallocated Inventory If this check box is selected, unallocated inventory
can be allocated and used to supply the demand order. First, allocated
inventory is used, then unallocated inventory. If this check box is cleared, only allocated inventory
can be used. | |