Recall the triage checks that turn rush orders into feasible options and visible tradeoffs.
The five rush-order checks Customer value, available-to-promise, constraint impact, material feasibility, and displacement owner. If any check is unknown, the promise is not ready. Triage Sales says: 'Just say yes and we will sort it out later.' The request is inside the controlled horizon. Planner line I want to help. I can give a yes when we know whether this fits, splits, or displaces another order and who owns that tradeoff. A soft yes becomes a hard customer promise before feasibility exists. It keeps commercial intent positive while refusing an invisible commitment. Fit, split, displace, or wait? Rush triage should…
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