系统里的操作都是严格按您系统里设计的流程去操作的，灵活性是没有办法的，

The operations in the system are operated strictly according to the process designed in your system. There is no way to be flexible, because everyone's operations are limited by the design of the system. Just like Aritzia order production and shipment, first of all, because the PP production order cannot be shipped in batches, your operation is very limited, and there are other orders that have similar situations. The previous operation of the total order was that the inventory was placed in TY, and it was recently adjusted to store the inventory in the CPD, but it is not appropriate to adjust to the previous operations like Aritzia. <br>Of course, we have experience in the production plan of the factory, but the production must also be matched with the temporarily requested shipping demand of the customer. In actual production, we can try our best to satisfy the customer, but the current operation in the system is too troublesome. As mentioned before, first of all The PP production order cannot be shipped in batches, which makes the adjustment of shipments very troublesome, and there is no flexibility at all. When you designed the PP production order at that time, you emphasized that the PP production order cannot be shipped in batches. <br>We do not require TY’s PP production order to correspond to the CD’s order. On the contrary, we hope that only one actual input is needed to achieve the later system can change according to the adjustment and change of actual production, not with each time All planned adjustments and changes must be returned to the system and re-entered. For some orders, inventory can be made, but for some orders, such as Aritzia, not all products can be made in time and enough inventory is ready for shipment. The delivery time is generally relatively urgent, so they are shipped while manufacturing. <br>The concepts we are discussing are relatively simple, but the actual operation in production is very troublesome. We expect you to make adjustments so that everyone's operations in the system can be relatively simplified and consistent with actual production operations.

The operation of the system is strictly in accordance with the process designed in your system to operate, flexibility is no way, because everyone's operation is limited by the design of the system. Just like Aritzia order production and shipment, first of all because PP production orders can not be shipped in batches everyone's operation is very limited, and there are other orders have a similar situation. The previous operation of the total order was inventory placed in TY, and recently adjusted to inventory stored in CPD, but the adjustment to adjust to go to a previous operation like Aritzia is not appropriate.<br>Factory production plan how to carry out we certainly have experience, but production must also be with the customer's temporary requirements of shipping needs to match, the actual production we can try to meet the customer, but the operation of the system is too troublesome, as mentioned earlier, first of all PP production orders can not be shipped in batches to make shipping adjustment very troublesome, completely inflexible. When you designed the PP production order, you stressed that the PP production order could not be shipped in batches.<br>We do not require TY's PP production order to correspond to CPD's order one by one, on the contrary, we hope that the production only needs one actual input to be able to do the later system can change according to the actual production adjustment changes, rather than with each planned adjustment changes to return to the system re-input. For a part of the order can do inventory, but some orders such as Aritzia not all products can do enough inventory in time to be ready for shipment, delivery is generally more urgent so are side production side shipments.<br>The concepts we're talking about are relatively simple, but what we're actually doing in production is very cumbersome. We expect you to be able to make adjustments to make the operation of everyone in the system relatively simple and in line with the actual production operation.

The operation of the system is strictly in accordance with your system design process to operate, flexibility is no way, because everyone's operation is limited by the design of the system. Just like aritzia order production and shipment, first of all, because PP production order can not be delivered in batches, everyone's operation is very limited, and there are other orders with similar situation. In the past, the operation of total order was to place the inventory in ty, and recently it was adjusted to store the inventory in CPD. However, it is not appropriate to adjust the previous operations such as aritzia.<br>Of course, we have experience in how to carry out the production plan of the factory, but the production must be matched with the shipment demand temporarily required by the customer. In the actual production, we can try our best to satisfy the customer, but the operation in the system is too troublesome. As mentioned above, first of all, the PP production order can not be shipped in batches, which makes the shipment adjustment very troublesome and has no flexibility at all. When you designed the PP production order, you emphasized that the PP production order could not be delivered in batches.<br>We don't require ty's PP production order to correspond with cpd's order one by one. On the contrary, we hope that the production only needs one actual input, and the system can change according to the adjustment and change of actual production in the later stage, instead of returning to the system for re input with each plan adjustment and change. For some orders, inventory can be done, but for some orders, such as aritzia, not all products can be stocked in time and ready for shipment, and the delivery time is generally relatively urgent, so they all ship while producing.<br>The concepts we are discussing are relatively simple, but the operation in actual production is very troublesome. We hope you can make adjustments to make the operation of the system relatively simple and consistent with the actual production operation.<br>