You defined an Inventory Organization that is meant to track the contract manufacturing process outsourced to a supplier. Where do you mention that this Inventory Organization is meant for one…

Question

Options

• AManage Inventory Organization Locations
• BManage Subinventories
• CManage Inventory Organizations
• DManage Contract Manufacturing Relationships
• EManage Item Organizations

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  8% (4)
• C
  83% (40)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Manage Inventory Organizations (option C) is where you configure all core attributes of an inventory organization, including designating it as a contract manufacturing organization and linking it to a specific supplier and supplier site - this is done directly within the organization's setup parameters, keeping the supplier association at the foundational definition level.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Manage Inventory Organization Locations) defines physical addresses for the org, not supplier associations.
• B (Manage Subinventories) manages storage subdivisions within an org, unrelated to supplier linkage.
• D (Manage Contract Manufacturing Relationships) is a tempting choice, but in Oracle Fusion SCM the supplier is tied to the org during the org's own setup, not through a separate relationship task.
• E (Manage Item Organizations) governs item master scope and classification, not inventory tracking or supplier linkage.

Memory tip: "You build the house before you furnish it." The supplier association is set at the org definition itself (C), not in any downstream or supplementary task - if you're creating the org for a supplier, you name that supplier right there during creation.

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