What is reserved order in SAP IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD - ARO on In-Memory Database?

SAP Term: reserved order

• Component: IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD

• Component Name: ARO on In-Memory Database

• Description: An order with quantities and dollars that is allocated but not released for delivery.

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• Key Concepts: 
  A reserved order is a type of order in SAP IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD ARO on In-Memory Database. It is used to reserve a certain amount of stock for a customer, ensuring that the customer will be able to purchase the item they need. The reserved order is created when the customer places an order, and it is then stored in the system until the customer confirms their purchase. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To create a reserved order in SAP IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD ARO on In-Memory Database, the user must first enter the customer's information into the system. This includes their name, address, and contact information. Once this information is entered, the user can then create a reserved order for the customer. The user must then enter the item that they wish to reserve for the customer, as well as the quantity of the item that they wish to reserve. Once this information is entered, the user can then save the reserved order and it will be stored in the system until the customer confirms their purchase. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a reserved order in SAP IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD ARO on In-Memory Database, it is important to make sure that all of the customer's information is accurate and up to date. This will ensure that when the customer confirms their purchase, they will be able to receive their item without any issues. Additionally, it is important to make sure that all of the items that are being reserved are available in stock before creating a reserved order. This will ensure that when the customer confirms their purchase, they will be able to receive their item without any issues. 
  
  Related Information: 
  In addition to creating a reserved order in SAP IS-AFS-ARUN-IMD ARO on In-Memory Database, users can also create other types of orders such as sales orders and purchase orders. Additionally, users can also manage their inventory using this system by tracking stock levels and creating reports on inventory levels. Finally, users can also use this system to track customer orders and view customer history.