Difference between revisions of "SOS"

Latest revision as of 13:53, 19 May 2019

Special Order Service is a term in the Retail Industry to describe the practice of offering non-stocked products. OpenReference typically classifies these processes as Make-to-Order.

Special Order Service requires the retailer to offer a catalog of products managed as 'Special Order'. These products require the customer to place an order, typically in-store. The store places a Purchase Order on the vendor or an internal order on a warehouse in the retailer's supply chain. This PO is linked to the order placed by the customer. The delivery to the customer may bypass the store to reduce Order Cycle Time and Cost.

Hierarchy

ID	Name	Level	x
Retail	Retail	1	Retail
SOS	Special Order Service	2	SOS

Process(es)

ID	Name	Level	x
S2	Source-to-Order	2	S2
S201	Create Order	3	S201
S207	Transfer	3	S207
D2	Deliver-to-Order	2	D2
D204	Schedule Transportation	3	D204
D205	Invoice	3	D205
D210	Ship	3	D210

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 {{this}} is a term in the [[t:Retail|Retail Industry]] to describe the practice of offering non-stocked products. {{OR}} typically classifies these processes as [[t:MTO]].
-{{this}} requires the retailer to offer a catalog of products managed as 'Special Order'. These products require the customer to place an order, typically in-store. The store places a [[t:PO]] on the vendor or an internal order on a warehouse in the retailer's supply chain. This [[t:PO|PO]] is linked to the order placed by the customer. The delivery to the customer may bypass the store to reduce order cycle time and [[m:CO]]s.
+{{this}} requires the retailer to offer a catalog of products managed as 'Special Order'. These products require the customer to place an order, typically in-store. The store places a [[t:PO]] on the vendor or an internal order on a warehouse in the retailer's supply chain. This [[t:PO|PO]] is linked to the order placed by the customer. The delivery to the customer may bypass the store to reduce [[m:RS1]] and [[m:CO]].
 See also: [[t:Omni-Channel|Omni-Channel]]