What refers to the orders marked with a more flexible start date than others in RapidResponse?

The concept of reschedulable supply requests (SRs) in RapidResponse relates to the flexibility of their start dates, allowing them to be adjusted as needed based on evolving demand or capacity constraints. By designating certain orders as reschedulable, organizations can respond dynamically to changes in supply chain conditions. This means that these orders can have their timing modified to align better with operational realities, thus enhancing overall agility and responsiveness in the planning process.

In contrast, the other terms such as non-reschedulable SRs and firm orders typically indicate a more rigid commitment where changes to the schedule are either not allowed or subject to strict limitations. Scheduled SRs may also imply a fixed date that doesn’t allow for the same level of flexibility. Therefore, identifying orders as reschedulable is crucial for maintaining a responsive and adaptable supply chain strategy.