Which action invokes supply chain orchestration and transfer of data to supply chain orchestration Interface tables?

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• Acreating Purchase Order Receipt
• Brunning a scheduled process called "Create Transactions"
• Crunning Min-Max Planning
• Dcreating a new Inventory Organization for execution of supply chain orchestration

• A
  10% (2)
• C
  85% (17)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

Running Min-Max Planning is correct because it is a replenishment planning process that, when executed, evaluates inventory levels against defined minimum and maximum thresholds and - crucially - invokes Supply Chain Orchestration (SCO) by populating the SCO interface tables with the resulting supply requests (purchase orders, transfer orders, or work orders).

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Purchase Order Receipt): This is a receiving transaction that records arrived goods; it does not trigger the orchestration planning engine or load the SCO interface tables.
• B ("Create Transactions" scheduled process): This process is associated with cost accounting or inventory transaction processing - it moves data for costing purposes, not for supply chain orchestration invocation.
• D (Creating a new Inventory Organization): This is a configuration/setup activity; it establishes a new org in the system but does not execute any orchestration or transfer planning data to interface tables.

Memory tip: Think "Min → Max → Move" - Min-Max Planning detects a supply gap, then moves that gap into the SCO interface tables so the orchestration engine can act on it. If inventory isn't being planned, it isn't being orchestrated.

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