In a situation where site-specific control parameters are not configured for site 2, which parameters will be used?

In cases where site-specific control parameters are not configured for a particular site, the system relies on the company-defined production control parameters. This option represents a hierarchy in parameter usage within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. When specific site configurations aren't available, the application defaults to predefined settings that are applicable across the entire company.

These company-wide parameters ensure that production processes can still be executed efficiently and consistently, even in the absence of more granular, site-specific rules. This is essential for maintaining continuity in operations and minimizing disruptions in production workflows.

In contrast, parameters specific to another site or the presence of errors indicating a lack of parameters are not the primary fallbacks; rather, they indicate that no appropriate configurations exist or that additional steps would be necessary to address parameter issues at the site level. Default parameters defined during initial setup may serve as a base, but they typically represent an earlier stage configuration and not the more refined, company-wide standards designed for production control.