What does the WhereConsumedForDemand table specifically address?

The WhereConsumedForDemand table is designed to track the relationship between independent demand records and the supplies they utilize. This table captures how much of the supply is being consumed by these demands, effectively linking the consumption of supplies back to specific independent demands.

By tracking this relationship, organizations can gain insights into supply chain efficiency, understand consumption patterns, and optimize inventory levels. This is critical for managing inventory accurately and ensuring that supplies are aligned with demand forecasts, thus enabling better planning and decision-making.

The other options address different concepts that do not align directly with the primary focus of the WhereConsumedForDemand table. Pegging supply records to end item demands pertains to linking specific supply items to their final demand, while forecast versus actual demand data deals with evaluating the accuracy of demand predictions. On-hand inventory levels across various warehouses refer to inventory management rather than the specific consumption of supplies related to demand records.