Your client wants the purchasers to be able to run the min-max for items under their control and then manage the POs created out of these. Which parameters can they use to be able to do this?

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Options

• APlanning Level
• BSort by
• CFrom Item to Item
• DFrom Buyer to Buyer
• EFrom Planner to Planner

• C
  95% (19)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

"From Item to Item" lets purchasers define a specific range of items to include in the min-max run, directly scoping the process to only the items within their area of responsibility - and any purchase orders generated will naturally fall under their control to manage.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Planning Level) controls where planning is executed (organization or subinventory level), not which items or buyers are included.
• B (Sort by) only affects the display order of results and has no impact on which items are planned or who can act on the resulting POs.
• D (From Buyer to Buyer) is a plausible distractor, but buyers are not directly linked to items in min-max planning parameters the way item ranges are - the item range is the primary scoping filter.
• E (From Planner to Planner) filters by the planner code assigned to items, which is a separate role from a purchaser/buyer and does not align with controlling PO creation.

Memory tip: Think of it this way - purchasers own items, not abstract roles. "From Item to Item" directly maps to the inventory they're responsible for, making it the most precise and practical parameter for narrowing a min-max run to a buyer's portfolio.

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