Which parameters can limit your supply planning run scope?

The correct choice identifies parameters that directly influence the scope of a supply planning run within SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP).

Subnetwork refers to a specific part of the supply chain that can be isolated for planning purposes, allowing planners to focus on certain suppliers or production facilities. Product locations define the geographical or organizational points where products are stored, manufactured, or shipped from. Time periods are crucial as they dictate the timeframe for which plans are being generated, reflecting the planning horizon that influences inventory management, procurement, and fulfillment strategies.

Together, these three parameters help to narrow down the supply planning process, ensuring that it is both manageable and relevant to the specific operational context of the business, aiding in decision-making and execution.

In contrast, the other choices relate to aspects that either do not directly affect supply planning or are more focused on administrative or report-related elements that do not confine the planning run's scope in the same way. Thus, they are not valid parameters for limiting the scope of a supply planning run in IBP.