The capacity requirements planning (CRP) process uses information from the master production schedule and the time-phased order requirements schedule to develop detailed machine- and labor-use schedules based on available capacity.

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Capacity requirements planning (CRP) is a process that uses information from the master production schedule and the time-phased order requirements schedule to determine the machine, labor and other resources needed to manufacture a product. Based on this information, detailed schedules are developed to ensure that capacity is available to meet the production requirements. Thus, the statement is true.

The Capacity Requirements Planning (CRP) Process Uses Information from the Master