When an interviewer asks, 'What happens after order allocation?', a weak response is: 'The order gets picked.' This is a major red flag because it ignores the complex layers of task creation and release that happen in the system.
A strong answer maps out the full technical execution: allocation leads to Work Creation, which groups allocated inventory into logical picking tasks. These tasks are then released to the Task Management engine, where they are prioritized and assigned to operators based on location and permissions.
By explaining the intermediate steps—Task Release, Picking, Packing, Shipping, and Exception Handling—you show that you understand the underlying database tables and system state changes, not just the front-end user screens.