What master data objects are mapped to a location when transferring data from SAP S/4HANA to embedded PP/DS?

When transferring data from SAP S/4HANA to embedded PP/DS (Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling), the mapping of master data objects to a location primarily involves those that relate directly to the management of production and supply chain processes. In this context, the customer is considered a crucial entity because it represents the demand side of the business. Accurately mapping customers ensures that production planning can effectively align supply with the customer's demands.

Having the customer data mapped allows for better planning and distribution of goods, as it provides insight into customer orders, preferences, and service levels that need to be met. This data is essential for scheduling and prioritizing production runs and logistics activities effectively, ensuring that the right products are available at the right time for customer fulfillment.

While suppliers, warehouse numbers, and work centers are all important aspects of the planning process, they do not directly correspond to the mapping required for the location in the context of customer-centric production planning. Supplier data is important for procurement but is more about the sourcing side rather than the customer-oriented perspective. Warehouse numbers are relevant to inventory management but not typically considered a primary location mapping focus in the same way customers are. Work centers, which relate to production capabilities, are essential in operational contexts but do not serve