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According to the Oracle SCM Business Process Certified Foundations Associate Rel 2 document1, after OEM completes tracking a work order and the supply is available, OEM sends the shipping request to CM. The shipping request is a document that instructs the CM to ship the finished goods to the OEM or to a third-party location. The shipping request contains information such as item, quantity, destination, carrier, etc. The shipping request is created and sent by the OEM using the Create Shipping Request task in Oracle SCM Cloud.

 According to the Oracle Supply Planning Cloud User Guide2, demand fulfillment view in supply plan is a feature that helps users to identify and resolve at-risk demands in a supply plan. Demand fulfillment view in supply plan has three correct statements: view prioritized at-risk demands based on order values weighted by the number of associated recommendations (B), user can take actions on the demand fulfillment recommendations by accepting recommendations ©, and the recommendation summary graph shows the cumulative at-risk demand value and the related number of recommendations associated with that value (D). Users do not need to define the criteria and layout in the view (A), as they are predefined by Oracle.

According to the Oracle Supply Planning Cloud User Guide1, there are four types of demand information that can be included as demand in an Oracle supply plan: production plan (A), manual forecast ©, demand forecast (D), and sales orders. A production plan is a high-level plan that specifies the quantity and timing of finished goods to be produced. A manual forecast is a user-defined forecast that can be entered or imported into a supply plan. A demand forecast is a statistical forecast that is generated by Oracle Demand Management Cloud or another forecasting system. Sales orders are confirmed orders from customers that have been entered into Oracle Order Management Cloud or another order management system. A build plan (B) is not a type of demand information that can be included as demand in an Oracle supply plan, but rather an output of a supply plan that specifies the quantity and timing of production orders to be executed.

According to the Oracle Manufacturing Cloud User Guide, a work area represents a physical, geographical, or logical cluster of work centers. A work area can contain one or more resources that perform similar operations or activities. A resource instance (A) is an individual machine, tool, person, or crew that performs an operation in a work definition. A resource (B) is a generic representation of a resource instance that defines its attributes, such as cost, availability, and capacity. A manufacturing calendar (D) is a calendar that defines the working days and hours for a plant or a work area.

According to the Oracle Inventory Management Cloud User Guide, min-max planning is a replenishmentmethod that maintains inventory levels between a minimum and a maximum quantity. Min-max planning can be performed at two planning levels: organization and sub inventory (A). Organization level min-max planning considers all sub inventories within an organization for replenishment. Sub inventory level min-max planning considers only one sub inventory within an organization for replenishment. Min-max planning does not support locator ©, project (B), or item (D) as planning levels.