Which fulfillment option does not allow fulfilling a quantity greater than what has been committed?

The fulfillment option that does not allow fulfilling a quantity greater than what has been committed is "Limit to Committed." This setting ensures that the fulfillment process can only draw from the committed inventory, effectively controlling how much product can be processed for shipping based on predetermined commitments.

When this option is selected, it prevents overselling and maintains accuracy in inventory management, as only the items confirmed and reserved for a particular transaction are eligible for fulfillment. This is particularly important in scenarios where inventory levels are tight, and ensuring that commitments are honored is crucial for maintaining customer satisfaction and logistical efficiency.

The other options offer different degrees of flexibility concerning committed quantities, allowing for potential fulfillment of uncommitted stock or not adhering to commitment constraints, which could lead to issues such as stock discrepancies or unfulfilled customer orders.