What does the "Do Not Commit" commit option indicate?

The "Do Not Commit" commit option indicates that items will not be reserved or committed to the order until the commit setting is changed. This means that when a sale is made, the inventory is not immediately set aside or allocated to that sale; instead, it remains available for other orders until a decision is made to commit the inventory. This option provides greater flexibility for managing inventory and can be particularly useful in scenarios where demand is uncertain or where product availability is contingent on specific conditions being met.

This option contrasts with other commit approaches where items are immediately reserved for sales, leading to automatic allocation and potentially backordering if stock is not available. By not committing items right away, businesses can reduce the risk of overcommitting inventory and maintain better overall control of their stock levels.