Which statements apply to the final delivery indicator in an order item?

The final delivery indicator in an order item is a crucial aspect of managing procurement and inventory processes within SAP S/4HANA. Each of the statements about this indicator highlights different functionalities that contribute to its role in supply chain management.

When the final delivery indicator is set, it signifies that the order item has been fully delivered or that no more deliveries are expected. This functionality plays an important part in facilitating efficient logistics and procurement processes.

First, the ability to set the final delivery indicator manually when booking a goods receipt provides flexibility for users managing inventory. In scenarios where there are exceptional circumstances, such as discrepancies in delivery or supplier issues, a user can exercise discretion and manually adjust the indicator accordingly, ensuring accurate tracking of order status.

Secondly, when the final delivery indicator is active for an order item, it effectively halts any further requirements planning for that specific item. This means that once it has been established that no additional deliveries will occur, the procurement planning system acknowledges this status and prevents unnecessary reordering, thereby optimizing inventory levels and reducing the risk of overstocking.

Thirdly, the system is designed to automatically set the final delivery indicator if the delivered quantity meets the underdelivery tolerance. This automation reduces manual effort and streamlines operations by ensuring that