What is scheduling schema in SAP CA-ATP - Available-to-Promise (ATP)?

SAP Term: scheduling schema

• Component: CA-ATP

• Component Name: Available-to-Promise (ATP)

• Description: A sequence of scheduling activities that can be defined according to your logistically required process. For example, your schema consists of the activities LOAD, TRANSPORT, UNLOAD, and their respective attributes. Additionally, it contains information on the activity attribute determination and allowed date types with their assignment to the start or end of scheduling activities. A scheduling schema is the basis for your scheduling.

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• Key Concepts: 
  A scheduling schema is a set of rules used to determine the availability of materials and resources in SAP's Available-to-Promise (ATP) component. It is used to determine the availability of materials and resources for a given order, based on the current stock levels, production capacity, and other factors. The scheduling schema also takes into account any customer-specific requirements, such as delivery dates or special packaging. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The scheduling schema is used to determine the availability of materials and resources for a given order. It takes into account the current stock levels, production capacity, customer-specific requirements, and other factors. The ATP component then uses this information to calculate the availability of materials and resources for the order. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When setting up a scheduling schema, it is important to consider all relevant factors that could affect the availability of materials and resources. This includes stock levels, production capacity, customer-specific requirements, and other factors. It is also important to ensure that the scheduling schema is regularly updated to reflect any changes in these factors. 
  
  Related Information: 
  For more information on SAP's Available-to-Promise (ATP) component and how to set up a scheduling schema, please refer to SAP's official documentation.