what is the difference between ATP and availability check?
Answer Posted / pitabash
ATP stands for Availability to promise, which check for
current stock , inward movement and Outward movement only
But In availability check you can customize how it check
means the check carried out with RLT or not, and you
requirement also check the availability with customer
requirement like Daily requirement and Individual
requiremnt. and it check all inward, outward , pending ,
documents also..
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