Explain how closed-loop MRP and MRP II connect material plans with capacity and financial reality.
Material availability is not the same as schedule feasibility. Closed-loop feedback Closed-loop MRP checks plans against what actually happened: receipts, completions, scrap, reschedules, and work-order progress. Capacity requirements MRP II adds resource planning so the team can see whether labor, machines, and bottleneck work centers can execute the plan. Financial reality MRP II also connects operating plans to costs and finance. Inventory, overtime, expediting, subcontracting, and margin are part of the planning conversation.
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