Global Available-to-Promise is the SAP Supply Chain Management (SCM) module that allows companies to aggregate demand from different sources into one central location in SAP ERP. In short, when orders are placed, it checks to see when the product can be delivered, depending on whether the product will have to come out of production or from stock.
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