An item supplied by the customer being used as material in the production of an end-item for that same customer.

A relationship between a planned order, or an actual supply order, and an item requirement that represents a definite commitment.

You can only use the demand pegged supply for the pegged requirement, unless either of these conditions applies:

• The peg is deleted.
• Parameters allow issuing unallocated inventory or inventory of a different specification for a demand-pegged outbound order.

• Pegged supply

  The pegged supply can be a purchase order, a planned purchase order, a production order, a planned production order, a warehousing order with transaction type transfer, or a planned distribution order.

• Pegged requirement

  The pegged requirement can be, among other things, a sales order line or a required component for a production order.

Related term: soft peg

A time-phased overview of your order planning.

The item order plan contains overview values for demand and forecast on one hand, and the other hand it provides information about scheduled receipts (actual orders) and planned supply (planned orders).

The order parameter that controls the way by which recommended purchase and production orders are generated.

Options:

• FAS (final assembly scheduling).
• SIC (statistical inventory control).
• Planned (schedule-based and order-based planning).
• Manual (manual reordering).

A combination of project/budget, element and/or activity, which is used to identify costs, demand, and supply for a project.

The production or purchase of planned items is based on the expected demand. Planned items are planned in Enterprise Planning.