Which information is required to implement the change request to include restricted-use stock in the ATP check?

Including restricted-use stock in the Available-to-Promise (ATP) check requires understanding how the system utilizes the checking rules within the business application. The checking rules determine the logic and conditions under which inventory is evaluated for availability.

By selecting the checking rule, the implementation can specify how various types of stock, including restricted-use stock, should be treated in ATP calculations. This ensures that the system considers this stock’s availability status when fulfilling sales orders or production requests.

The other choices, while related to ATP checks, do not directly pertain to implementing the change request for including restricted-use stock. For example, the ATP category for restricted-use stock defines the categorization of that stock but does not provide the conditions or logic used to check availability. Similarly, the checking control for the order type and the checking group from the material master influence the general ATP logic and parameters but do not specifically enable or configure the inclusion of restricted-use stock in a new ATP assessment.