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What is Tolerance?
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Answer / tarun
Tolerance is basically use for determine the variance between given and receive source.
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Answer / pawan dua
Tolerance is Permissiveness; it means upto what extent
(positive or negative) an organization can accept the
commitment of transaction. For Example; in a purcahsing
module, tolerance can be fixed for quantity (5% + or -) or
period tolerance (5 days prior or later to commitment for
receiving goods).
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Answer / san
Tolerance is the word its self say that it define the
tolerance or limite for the transaction for example inovice
tolerance towards the Price tolerance, quanity order or rec
tolerranc ext. we can set our own tolerance .
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Answer / mohammed sameer
By setting tolerence it means how much business can
tolerate gain or loss on basis of percentage or amount!
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