Receive Supplier Commits
Use the Receive Supplier Commits scheduled process to receive supplier commitments into a supply plan.
When to Use
Use this process to pull the supplier commits back into Oracle Supply Planning as supplier capacity.
Collaborating with suppliers by publishing an order forecast enables:
- Suppliers to send supply commits to the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
- OEMs to receive supply commits as supplier capacity.
This process enables the supplier to commit to a supply and indicate their ability to meet the demand. It helps OEMs to plan their downstream activities in the supply chain more efficiently.
Privileges Required
- Release Planning Recommendations (MSC_RELEASE_PLANNING_RECOMMENDATIONS_PRIV)
Specifications
Review the following before setting up this scheduled process:
Specification | Description |
Job Type | It can be run spontaneously or be scheduled to run at regular interval. |
Frequency | Frequency depends on the business requirement, but typically before running the supply plan. |
Time of Day | It can be submitted any time based on your requirements, but typically before running the supply plan. |
Duration | Duration depends on number of supplier and supplier sites or items for which supplier commits are received. |
Compatibility | There are no incompatibilities defined for this scheduled process. You can launch this process for different plans at same time. |
Parameters
Parameter | Optional or Required | Description | Parameter Value | Notes |
Plan | Required | Receive supplier commitments into this plan. | Supply plan or Demand and Supply plan | NA |
- You can view the status of Receive Supplier Commits process on the Scheduled Process UI.
- Refer to the log file attached to the Receive Supplier Commits process for details about value of input parameter, warning, and error messages.
- The commits received in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Collaboration are based on the ship-from supplier site and the ship-to organization. However, once the order commits are pulled into Supply Chain Planning as supplier capacity, the commits are aggregated by supplier site regardless of organization.