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What is GATP?

GATP typically refers to Global Available-to-Promise. It is a process within supply chain management and order fulfillment that checks inventory availability across multiple locations and considers various constraints (capacity, transportation, etc.) to determine when an order can be fulfilled. It's commonly used in SAP systems to provide accurate delivery dates to customers and optimize order promising.

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What other technologies are related to GATP?

GATP Complementary Technologies

SNP

SNP (Supply Network Planning) is a key component of SAP APO and S/4HANA supply chain planning, often used in conjunction with GATP for a comprehensive planning solution. It helps in long to medium term capacity planning while GATP focuses on order promising.

mentioned alongside GATP in 13% (108) of relevant job posts

CIF

CIF (Core Interface) is the integration layer between SAP ERP and SAP APO (including GATP). It's essential for transferring data (master and transactional) between the systems, making it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside GATP in 7% (70) of relevant job posts

PPDS

PPDS (Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling) is used for short-term production planning within SAP APO or S/4HANA. While GATP focuses on order promising and availability checks, PPDS ensures the manufacturability of the orders. Therefore, it's complementary.

mentioned alongside GATP in 7% (65) of relevant job posts