What action occurs when a planned order is converted to a production order?

When a planned order is converted to a production order, it indeed creates new capacity requirements. This conversion reflects the shift from planning to actual production, meaning that resources such as labor and machinery need to be allocated to fulfill the production order. The transformation of a planned order into a production order signifies that the planned production activities are now set to be executed, requiring the system to generate specific capacity requirements based on the operations involved in the production process.

In addition, the production order will include details about the required operations, the quantities of materials, and the timeline, which naturally leads to creating new capacity requirements to ensure that the necessary resources are available and properly scheduled for the upcoming production tasks. This ensures that manufacturing processes are adequately supported and can be executed efficiently.