Which statements apply to the final delivery indicator in an order item? There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AAs soon as it is set, the order item no longer has any significance for requirements planning.
• BThe indicator can be set manually when booking the goods receipt.
• CIf it is set, goods receipt can no longer be posted for the corresponding order item.
• DIt is set automatically by the system if the delivered quantity does not fall below the underdelivery

• A
  79% (19)
• C
  21% (5)

Explanation

In SAP procurement, the Final Delivery indicator on a purchase order item signals that the item is considered fully delivered. Options A, B, and D are correct because: (A) once set, MRP ignores the open quantity on that item - it's treated as complete for planning purposes; (B) the user can manually check the "Final Delivery" checkbox directly in the goods receipt (MIGO) transaction; and (D) the system automatically sets the indicator when the received quantity is close enough to the ordered quantity that the shortfall stays within the configured underdelivery tolerance.

Why C is wrong: Setting the final delivery indicator does not block further goods receipts - you can still post additional GRs afterward. It only affects requirements planning, not the physical posting capability.

Memory tip: Think of the indicator as a "close the books" flag, not a "lock the door" flag. It tells planning the order is done (A), can be triggered manually at GR time (B), or auto-triggered when you're within underdelivery tolerance (D) - but it never physically blocks a receipt (eliminating C).

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