A customer order decoupling point is where the order moves from the marketing department to the production department.

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The customer order decoupling point refers to the location in the supply chain where customer orders drive production activities. It is not specifically about the transition from marketing to production but rather the point at which inventory is positioned to respond to specific customer orders, distinguishing between make-to-stock and make-to-order strategies.

A Customer Order Decoupling Point Is Where the Order Moves