Your customer has two warehouses (Inventory organizations) located in two different regions. They have a consigned agreement in place with the supplier. Your customer requests that whenever…

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Options

• ASet Consumption Advice Summary in Consignment Agreement to "Organization'.
• BSet Consumption Advice Summary in Consignment Agreement to "All Organizations with items".
• CThis cannot be achieved because only one common consumption advice is created regardless of
• DSet Consumption Advice Summary in Consignment Agreement to "All Organizations".

• A
  73% (16)
• B
  14% (3)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  9% (2)

Explanation

Setting the Consumption Advice Summary to "Organization" in the Consignment Agreement tells the system to generate a separate consumption advice document for each inventory organization, which directly satisfies the requirement to keep the two warehouse records distinct.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B ("All Organizations with items") groups consumption advice across all organizations that have items, producing a consolidated document - the opposite of what's needed.
• D ("All Organizations") similarly consolidates across all organizations into a single advice document, defeating the per-warehouse separation.
• C is a trap - this can be achieved, just requires the correct configuration.

Memory tip: Think of the setting value as the grouping key for the consumption advice. "Organization" = one advice per org (granular); "All Organizations" = one advice for all orgs (consolidated). Match the word to the scope - narrower word, narrower scope.

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