<>10
Indicates that the scheduling information is for immediate execution.
<>17
The maximum amount that the process was designed to accommodate.
<>6
Capacity is available to meet the requested scheduling demands.
<>21
The contracted amount that the process was designed to accommodate over a specific period of time.
<>8
All related schedule information refers to a special demand.
<>15
Initial confirmation of a material requirement.
<>4
An estimate of future requirements based on trends and actual information.
<>23
Await non-edi instruction before shipping.
<>3
Authorizes the manufacturer to order material required for manufacturing specified goods.
<>24
The buyer's commitment is the one defined in the commercial agreement.
<>19
The preliminary version of a product or service.
<>13
The possibility and magnitude of a schedule fluctuation.
<>16
The highest attainable amount.
<>1
Indicates that the scheduling information is a firm commitment.
<>26
Indicates that the scheduling information is a proposal.
<>11
Initial products required in advance of the normal production process.
<>14
The usual amount that a manufacturing facility will use over a specified duration.
<>7
All related schedule information refer to a promotion.
<>20
Product level that is set aside as protection in the event of a work stoppage.
<>2
Authorizes the supplier to start the manufacturing of goods.
<>9
The user can interpret the meaning of the values from information exchanged previously.
<>18
The anticipated amount that the process was designed to accommodate over a specific period of time.
<>12
An estimate of future requirements.
<>22
Deliver to schedule separately supplied.
<>5
Part of a consignment which was not delivered when the original delivery was made.