Review the PP exercises. Identify at least 2 pairs of exercises (with reference to the exercise numbers) that are incompatible in a real business setting as they would violate Segregation of Duties. Briefly explain why using custody, authorization, recording. (Example: PP12 involves custody of inventory goods received from production and PP13 is recording the settlement of goods receipt which creates the JE)

Exercise PP01: Create MRP Views for Raw Materials

Extend or expand the raw materials created in MM to include specific views of information required for materials requirement planning for production.

Exercise PP02: Create MRP Views for Trading Goods

Expand the trading goods created in MM to include specific views of information required for materials requirement planning for production.

Exercise PP03: Create MRP & Work Scheduling Views for Finished PRoducts

Expand the finished products created in MM to include specific views of information required for materials requirement planning for production.

EXErcise PP04: Create Bills of Material

The bill of material (BOM) tells the system what components are needed to create the end product (in this case, the Classic Rocker).

Exercise PP05: Create a Routing for Finished PRoducts

A routing is a description of each production operation and the order in which they are carried out to produce a product. Routings also contains details about the work centers at which the work is carried out.

Exercise PP06: Display List of Routings

Use this reporting function to confirm creation of your routings and the material allocations.

Exercise pp07: Run MRP Single Item, Multi Level

Allow the system to plan the availability and requirements for the rocking chairs and all the components.

Exercise pp08: Display Stock/Requirements List

The Stock/requirements list is a dynamic list. It will change whenever a transaction occurs.

Exercise pp09: Conversion - Planned Order to Production order

Accept the MRP recommendation to satisfy the safety stock requirement by converting the planned order to a production order.

Exercise pp10: Goods Issue

Issue the required materials on the BOM to the production order.

Exercise pp11: Enter Completion Confirmation of Production

This exercise tells the system the actual quantity of finished product that was produced.

Exercise pp12: Goods Receipt of Production Order

Move the new finished product from the production line into inventory storage.

Exercise pp13: Settle Costs of Production Order

This exercise moves any production cost differences to the appropriate general ledger accounts.

EXERCISE PP14: REVIEW THE SettleMENT of Costs Of Production Order

View the recording of the inventory produced to the finished products inventory account in the general ledger.