Posting a Goods Issue for a Delivery

1.

You can issue an outbound delivery from two different shipping points.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

2.

The route schedule contains the following:

There are three correct answers.

A route

A weekday as the arrival date, along with an arrival time

A list of ship-to parties

An itinerary (optional)

3.

As per the RETA rule, the system determines the picking location based on the shipping point, the delivering plant, and the material’s storage conditions defined in the material master.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

4.

Transit time is the time that the system requires for organizing the transportation.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

5.

Deliveries that have already been posted for goods issue can form the basis for creating a billing worklist.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

6.

The delivery due list is a worklist of all operations requiring deliveries.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

7.

In precise scheduling, the system uses days, hours, and minutes for calculation, but only displays the resulting date.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

8.

You can use the outbound delivery monitor to monitor and execute inbound delivery activities.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

9.

The working hours of a shipping point consist of a calendar (which must agree with the factory calendar stored for the shipping point) and a shift sequence.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

10.

If you create an outbound delivery manually, with or without reference to a sales order, you can use the same delivery to deliver purchase orders or other requests.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

Knowledge quiz

You can issue an outbound delivery from two different shipping points.

The route schedule contains the following:

As per the RETA rule, the system determines the picking location based on the shipping point, the delivering plant, and the material’s storage conditions defined in the material master.

Transit time is the time that the system requires for organizing the transportation.

Deliveries that have already been posted for goods issue can form the basis for creating a billing worklist.

The delivery due list is a worklist of all operations requiring deliveries.

In precise scheduling, the system uses days, hours, and minutes for calculation, but only displays the resulting date.

You can use the outbound delivery monitor to monitor and execute inbound delivery activities.

The working hours of a shipping point consist of a calendar (which must agree with the factory calendar stored for the shipping point) and a shift sequence.

If you create an outbound delivery manually, with or without reference to a sales order, you can use the same delivery to deliver purchase orders or other requests.