What is available?

Available (ATP) is the type of customer's order processing, which includes providing some type of obligation to customers' order status. The promise will usually include details of the expected date of delivery of ordered items and may even contain information about the expected shipping data multiple consignments as a means to fill in this command. The purpose is that the client is informed about when to expect the order to be met and when he can reasonably expect to receive the arranged items.

While there is a feature that can be manually managed, larger companies tend to integrate this process into the overall strategy for driving and demand for goods and services offered to consumers. This includes the use of software that can quickly assess the specifics of the customer's order and combine it to the current inventory of finished goods that have no longer committed to fill in excellent customer orders and if it is nto reflect the value of production to find out when the new order can be filled in and sent. Once this analysis is completed, it can be delivered to the customer with the planned shipping date and the expected delivery date, which is a process that helps to determine adequate expectations by the customer.

In their cores, which are available to policies and procedures, two basic advantages are. After the automatic process, it allows you to quickly update production quotas to satisfy customer demand, allowing you to adapt production plans appropriately. At the same time, automated ATP means that customers can quickly learn to expect orders to arrive, making it easier to modify their plans to allow you to receive organized products. In some cases, this process is so fast that Customers will receive an order confirmation immediately after the location, followed by a confirmation of the Agreementprehistically within hours or perhaps a single working day.

There are several different approaches to the range available. For PUSH ATP, the emphasis is on the use of historical data to predict future demand for specific products, which allows you to modify the production process to suit these projections. With PULL ATP, it focuses more on assigning or assigning resources based on orders that are currently open. Depending on the type of business model and the time required to create a number of items arranged, it is likely to be better fit than the second. As long as the ATP approach used results in the completion of orders within a time frame, which is considered to be fair to the client, both methods are considered viable.