A global manufacturing organization (GLO) has multiple sourcing rules and approved supplier lists (ASLs)
that are set up correctly.
Three of the inventory organizations are ITA, NYC, and GER. NYC is a manufacturing organization and the
other two are distribution warehouses. The three organizations source items from each other. Which two
statements are valid? (Choose two.)
A.
One global location is sufficient for the three organizations.
B.
Three lines were set up on a sourcing rule and the sourcing rule was assigned to a single Assignment
Set.
C.
A sourcing rule is set up for a supplier but no ASL. When an item is entered on a requisition for this
supplier, the supplier information would not be defaulted.
D.
The price for item A is set in ITA at P1 and in GER at P2. When you raise an internal requisition for item
A in destination org ITA and source org GER, the defaulted price is P2.
E.
ITA has a sourcing rule to source a part from GER. You also assign a bill of distribution to ITA to source
the same part from the manufacturing plant NYC. The default source would be GER.