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Materials Management (104) Building Block Configuration Guide
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SAP Best Practices
Materials Management (104): Configuration Guide
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Contents Materials Management.............................................................................................................7 1 Purpose..................................................................................................................................7 2 Preparation............................................................................................................................7 2.1 Prerequisites ..................................................................................................................7 3 Configuration of Logistics General.........................................................................................7 3.1 Logistics General: Material Master..................................................................................7 3.1.1 Setting up Posting Period for Company Code...........................................................7 3.1.2 Defining Attributes for Material Types.......................................................................8 3.1.3 Defining Material Groups........................................................................................10 3.1.4 Defining Units of Measure Groups..........................................................................11 3.1.5 Defining Product Hierarchies .................................................................................11 3.2 Engineering Change Management................................................................................12 3.2.1 Setting Control Data – Engineering Change Management Control Data................12 3.3 Checking Consistency...................................................................................................13 3.3.1 Checking Consistency of Unit of Measurement Tables...........................................13 4 Configuration of Materials Management..............................................................................13 4.1 Consumption Based Planning.......................................................................................13 4.1.1 Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - General Settings.................................13 4.1.2 Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - MRP Controllers.................................21 4.1.3 Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Special Procurement..........................22 4.1.4 Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Start in Past........................................24 4.1.5 Defining Storage Location MRP per Plant..............................................................25 4.1.6 Defining Floats (Scheduling Margin Key)................................................................25 4.1.7 Activating Materials Requirements Planning...........................................................26 4.1.8 Defining Scope of Planning for Total Planning........................................................27 4.2 Purchasing....................................................................................................................27 4.2.1 Activating Batch-Specific Unit of Measures.............................................................27 4.2.2 Creating Release Procedure Characteristics..........................................................28 4.2.3 Creating Release Procedure Class.........................................................................31 4.2.4 Defining Release Procedure for Purchase Orders .................................................32 4.2.5 Defining Release Procedure for Purchase Orders - Set Criterias...........................33 4.2.6 Defining Calculation Schema..................................................................................34 4.2.7 Maintaining Rounding Profiles................................................................................37 4.2.8 Unit of Measure Rounding Rules............................................................................38 4.2.9 Maintaining Account Assignment Categories..........................................................39 4.2.10 Maintaining Account Assignment Categories - Translation ..................................56 4.2.11 Defining Scope of List...........................................................................................57
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4.2.12 Defining Permissible Partner Roles per Account Group.......................................57 4.2.13 Defining Condition Type........................................................................................58 4.2.14 Taxes in Procurement...........................................................................................58 4.2.15 Checking Incoterms .............................................................................................61 4.2.16 Returns to Vendor ................................................................................................61 4.2.17 Vendor Evaluation.................................................................................................62 4.3 Foreign Trade................................................................................................................68 4.3.1 Defining Business Transaction Types And Default Value.......................................68 4.3.2 Defining Business Transaction Types and Default Value ......................................69 4.3.3 Defining Customs Offices.......................................................................................69 4.3.4 Defining Modes of Transport...................................................................................70 4.3.5 Default Values for Foreign Trade Header Data.......................................................70 4.4 Inventory Management and Physical Inventory.............................................................71 4.4.1 Grouping Together Valuation Areas........................................................................71 4.4.2 Defining Screen Layout...........................................................................................72 4.4.3 Printer Determination by Plant/Storage Location....................................................74 4.4.4 Printer Determination by Plant/Storage Location/User Group.................................75 4.4.5 Copying and Changing Movement Types...............................................................76 4.5 Valuation and Account Assignment...............................................................................79 4.5.1 Defining Valuation Classes.....................................................................................79 4.6 Logistics Invoice Verification.........................................................................................80 4.6.1 Maintaining Default Values for Tax Codes..............................................................80 4.6.2 Setting Tolerance Limit...........................................................................................80 4.6.3 Editing PO Supplement Text in Invoice Verification................................................84 4.6.4 PO Supplement Text: Parameters, Invoice Verification..........................................84 4.6.5 Configuring Vendor-Specific Tolerances.................................................................85 4.6.6 Activating Direct Posting to G/L Accounts and Material Accounts..........................86 4.6.7 Setting Check for Duplicate Invoices......................................................................86 4.6.8 MaintainingNumber Assignments for Accounting Documents.................................86 5 Configuration of Sales and Distribution................................................................................88 5.1 Basic Functions.............................................................................................................88 5.1.1 Setting up Partner Determination. - Account Groups - Function Assignment..........88 6 Configuration of Logistics Execution....................................................................................88 6.1 Shipping........................................................................................................................88 6.1.1 Setting up Partner Determination for Deliveries .....................................................88 7 Master Data.........................................................................................................................89 7.1 Purchasing Output Conditions.......................................................................................89 7.1.1 Output Condition Records: Purchasing RFQ..........................................................89 7.1.2 Output Condition Records: Purchase Order............................................................90 7.1.3 Output Condition Records: Purchasing Outline Agreement....................................91
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7.1.4 Output Condition Records: Schedule Agreement...................................................92 7.1.5 Output Condition Records: Service Entry Sheet.....................................................93 7.1.6 Output Condition Records: Inventory Management................................................94 7.1.7 Output Condition Record: Invoice Verification.......................................................103 7.2 Foreign Trade..............................................................................................................107 7.2.1 Creating Tax Conditions Records ........................................................................107 8 Individual BC Sets/ Manual Steps......................................................................................108 8.1 Defining Parallel Processing in MRP...........................................................................108
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Materials Management 1 Purpose This configuration guide provides the information you need to set up the configuration of this building block manually. If you prefer an automated installation process using the SAP Best Practices Installation Assistant and other tools, refer to the SAP Best Practices Quick Guide.
2 Preparation 2.1 Prerequisites Before you start installing this building block, you must install prerequisite building blocks. For more information, see the building block prerequisite matrix (Prerequisites_Matrix_[xx]_EN_CN.xls; the placeholder [xx] depends on the SAP Best Practices version you use, for example, BL refers to the SAP Best Practices Baseline Package: Prerequisites_Matrix_BL_EN_CN.xls). This document can be found on the SAP Best Practices documentation DVD in the folder \BL_CN\Documentation\.
3 Configuration of Logistics General 3.1 Logistics General: Material Master 3.1.1
Setting up Posting Period for Company Code
Use The purpose of this activity is to set up the first posting period for materials management. In Customizing, the period/year for which the last postings were performed is set and displayed. To be able to perform postings in the current period you have to close every single period up to the current year and period.
This step is necessary to set up posting periods correctly. The last period of the previous year has to be included.
Please note that the corresponding financial posting period should be open for postings as well. To set up posting periods correctly proceed on as described in the following procedures:
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Maintaining Company Codes for Materials Management
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMSY
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Material Master → Basic Settings → Maintain Company Codes for Materials Management
2. On the Change View “Materials Management View on Company Codes”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Note
Company Code
1000
Select line
Year
Previous year
Period
XX(for example:12)
Last period of previous year
ABp - Allow Posting to Previous Period (Backposting)
select
3. Choose Save.
3.1.2
Defining Attributes for Material Types
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Material Master → Basic Settings → Material Types → Define Attributes of Material Types
2. On the Change View “Material Types”: Overview screen, select material type ABF (see table in step 4). 3. Double-click Quantity/value updating in the Dialog Structure. 4. On the Change View “Quantity/value updating”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Val. Area
Material Type
Plant_1 (1000)
ABF
Plant_2 (1100)
ABF
Quantity updating
Value Updating
Pipeline mandatory
Pipeline allowed
Pipeline mandatory
Pipeline allowed
5. Choose Back (F3). 6. Repeat steps 2. to 5. for the following material types: Val. Area
Material Type
Plant_1 (1000)
ABF (done)
Plant_2 (1100)
ABF (done)
Plant_1 (1000)
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Val. Area
Material Type
Quantity updating
Value Updating
Plant_2 (1100)
CONT
Plant_1 (1000)
COUP
Plant_2 (1100)
COUP
Plant_1 (1000)
DIEN
Plant_2 (1100)
DIEN
Plant_1 (1000)
ERSA
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
ERSA
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
FERT
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
FERT
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
FGTR
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
FGTR
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
FHMI
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
FHMI
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
FOOD
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
FOOD
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
FRIP
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
FRIP
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
HALB
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
HALB
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
HAWA
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
HAWA
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
HERS
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
HERS
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
HIBE
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
HIBE
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
IBAU
Plant_2 (1100)
IBAU
Plant_1 (1000)
INTR
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
INTR
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
KMAT
Plant_2 (1100)
KMAT
Plant_1 (1000)
LEER
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
LEER
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
LEIH
X
Plant_2 (1100)
LEIH
X
Plant_1 (1000)
LGUT
X
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Pipeline allowed
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Material Type
Quantity updating
Value Updating
Plant_2 (1100)
LGUT
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
NLAG
Plant_2 (1100)
NLAG
Plant_1 (1000)
NOF1
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
NOF1
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
PIPE
Plant_2 (1100)
PIPE
Plant_1 (1000)
PLAN
Plant_2 (1100)
PLAN
Plant_1 (1000)
PROC
Plant_2 (1100)
PROC
Plant_1 (1000)
PROD
Plant_2 (1100)
PROD
Plant_1 (1000)
ROH
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
ROH
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
UNBW
X
Plant_2 (1100)
UNBW
X
Plant_1 (1000)
VERP
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
VERP
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
VKHM
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
VKHM
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
VOLL
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
VOLL
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
WERB
X
X
Plant_2 (1100)
WERB
X
X
Plant_1 (1000)
WERT
X
Plant_2 (1100)
WERT
X
Plant_1 (1000)
WETT
Plant_2 (1100)
WETT
Pipeline mandatory
Pipeline allowed
X X
X
7. Save your settings.
3.1.3
Defining Material Groups
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMSF
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Material Master → Settings for Key Fields
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2. On the Change View “Material Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following sets of entries: Material Group
Mat.grp.description
Description 2
YBD01
Product Group D01
Product Group Services
YBF01
Product Group F01
Product Group Discrete Man.
YBF02
Product Group F02
Product Group Process Man.
YBR01
Product Group R01
Product group Plastic
YBR02
Product Group R02
Product group Metal
YBR03
Product Group R03
Product Group Stationary
YBR04
Product Group R04
Product Group Spares
YBR05
Product Group R05
Product Group Misc
YBS01
Product Group S01
Product Group Subcon.
YBS02
Product Group S02
Product Group Phantom
YBT01
Product Group T01
Product Group Trade
YBZ01
Product Group Z01
Product Group Consumables
YBZ02
Product Group Z02
Product Group Supplies
YBZ03
Product Group Z03
Product Group Computers
4. Save your settings.
3.1.4
Defining Units of Measure Groups
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Material Master → Settings for Key Fields → Define Units of Measure Groups
2. On the Change View “Define Units of Measure Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following sets of entries. Field name
Unit Group
Alternative Unite
Measurement Unit Text
Counter
Denominator for conversion
Entry 1
10
DZ
Dozen
12
1
Entry 2
10
GRO
Gross
144
1
4. Save your settings.
3.1.5
Defining Product Hierarchies
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OVSV
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Material Master → Settings for Key Fields → Data Relevant to Sales and Distribution → Define Product Hierarchies
2. On the Customizing Product Hierarchy screen, choose Maintenance: Product Hierarchy and choose Choose (F2). 3. On the Change View “Materials: Product Hierarchies”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries. Start with all Level-1 entries and save them, then continue with all Level-2 entries, and so on: Product Hierarchy
Level No.
Description
#00001
1
Best Practices Prod. Hier. Top Level
#00001B0001
2
Prod. Hier. Second Level – Products A
#00001B000100000001
3
Prod. Hier. Third Level – Product A.01
#00001B000100000002
3
Prod. Hier. Third Level – Product A.02
#00001B000100000003
3
Prod. Hier. Third Level – Parts A.03
#00001B0002
2
Prod. Hier. Second Level – Products B
#00001B000200000001
3
Prod. Hier. Third Level – Product B.01
#00001B000200000002
3
Prod. Hier. Third Level – Product B.02
5. Save your settings.
3.2 Engineering Change Management 3.2.1
Setting Control Data – Engineering Change Management Control Data
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OS54
IMG menu
Logistics - General → Engineering Change Management → Set Control Data
2. On the Change View “Engineering Change Management Control Data”: Details screen, check the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Parameter Effectivity Rev.Level Act.
X
NR Check for Alpha
X
3. Choose Save.
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3.3 Checking Consistency 3.3.1
Checking Consistency of Unit of Measurement Tables
After you have installed BB - Materials Management, check the Units of Measurement. We highly recommend that you run the report RBZMECHK to avoid any inconsistencies. 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Tools → ABAP Workbench → Development → User Interface → ABAP Editor
Transaction code
SE38
2. Enter the program RBZMECHK and choose Execute (F8). This report establishes the consistency of the tables T006, T006A, T006B and T006C. It ensures, in particular, that each unit of measurement has an indicator in every language. However, since the report cannot know the correct translation of a unit of measurement, it only numbers missing indicators. This procedure is therefore only recommended if you have to restore the consistency of the database tables very quickly. Of course, the generated numeric indicators can be adjusted subsequently with transaction CUNI.
4 Configuration of Materials Management 4.1 Consumption Based Planning Access the Customizing activities as outlined in the BC Set output documentation below and change the settings according to the respective table values listed.
4.1.1
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - General Settings
4.1.1.1
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Number Ranges
Use The purpose of this step is to maintain the number ranges per plant.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Create. 3. In the Create Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Create the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants.
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Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Create. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Number Ranges. 6. On the Assign Number Ranges screen, choose Planned Orders, and make the following entries: Plant
NRge pl. orders
Simulative planned order
1000
01
01
1100
01
01
7. On the Assign Number ranges screen, choose the Reservations/Dependent Requirements button, and make the following entries: Plant
NR: StkTrns Res.
1000
01
1100
01
8. On the Assign Number Ranges screen, choose Purchase Requisitions, and make the following entries: Plant
NR – PReq.
1000
01
1100
01
9. On the Assign Number Ranges screen, choose MRP Lists, and make the following entries: Plant
No. Range - MRP
1000
01
1100
01
10. On the Assign Number Ranges screen, choose Simulative Dep Req, and make the following entries: Plant
NR. SimDepRs
1000
01
1100
01
11. Choose Save. 12. Choose Back.
4.1.1.2
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters Conversion Planned Order to PReq.
Use The purpose of this step is to maintain the number of planned orders converted to purchase requisitions per plant.
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Conversion PlOrd->Preq. 6. On the Change View “Number Of Planned Orders”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plnt
Number of planned orders
1000
500
1100
500
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.3
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters Dep.reqmt Availability
Use The purpose of this step is to define the availability check of dependent requirements.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants.
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Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Availability Dep. Req. 6. On the Change View “Availability Check”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plnt
Avail. Check Rule
1000
PP
1100
PP
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.4
Overall Maintenance of Plant Par. - External Procurement
Use The purpose of this step is to define external procurement.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100
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4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose External Procurement 6. On the Change View “Default Values Purchasing/MRP”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plnt
Purchasing process. time
Sub. Purch. Group
Description
Scheduling: Info Record /Agreem.
Schedule lines
Unkown Acct Assignmentwm
1000
3
X
U
1100
3
X
U
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.5
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters Rescheduling
Use The purpose of this step is to define a rescheduling check.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Reschduling. 6. On the Change View “Plant rescheduling”:Details screen, make the following entries: Plant
1000
1100
Rescheduling horizon
100
100
Firmed Planned Orders
X
X
Production order
X
X
Fixed Purchase Requisitions
X
X
PO/SA Schedule Line
X
X
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QM inspection lot
X
X
Shipping notificat.
X
X
Tolerance value forward
02
02
Tolerance value for displacement
02
02
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.6
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Planning Horizon
Use The purpose of this step is to define a planning horizon for a plant.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Planning Horizon. 6. On the Change View “Planning Horizon for Plant”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. Plnt
Planning horizon
1000
100
1100
100
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
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Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters Available Stocks
Use The purpose of this step is to define availability of stock.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Available Stocks. 6. On the Change View “Available Stocks”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plnt
Stock in transfer
1000
X
1100
X
Blocked stock
Restricted-use stock
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.8
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Error Handling
Use In this step, you determine how the system is to react if errors occur in the planning run.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
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2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Error Handling. 6. On the Change View “Error Handling in the Planning Run”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plnt
Max.Proposals
Subs.
1000
050
101
1100
050
111
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.1.9
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Line Item Numbers
Use The purpose of this step is to define a line item number.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100
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4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Item Numbers. 6. On the Change View: “Item Numbers”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plant
Item PR
Item No. Stock Trans. Res.
1000
10
100
1100
10
100
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.2
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - MRP Controllers
Use The purpose of this step is to maintain the MRP controller per plant.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose MRP controllers. 6. On the Change View “MRP Controllers”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plant
Name
MRP Cont.
MRP Controller Name
Telephone
1000
工厂 1
100
佟小玉
8400 9421
1000
工厂 1
101
白叶凡
8400 9422
1000
工厂 1
102
周末
8400 9423
1000
工厂 1
103
郭芙蓉
8400 9424
1100
工厂 2
110
李强
8490 4256
1100
工厂 2
111
莫小贝
8490 4257
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Name
MRP Cont.
MRP Controller Name
Telephone
1100
工厂 2
112
刑可佳
8490 4258
1100
工厂 2
113
燕青
8490 4259
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.3
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Special Procurement
Use In this step, you define the special procurement keys which as well as the procurement type control the procurement and storage of a material. The special procurement type always refers to a procurement type.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Special Procurement. 6. Choose New Entries. 7. Make the following entries: Plan t
S P T
Long Text
Proc ure ment type
Sp. proc.
1000
10
Consignm ent
F
K
1000
20
External procureme nt
F
1000
30
Subcontra
F
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Direct produ ction
Withdr. altern.p lant
Issuin g plant
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40
Stock transfer (proc.from alter.plant)
F
U
1100
1000
45
Stock transfer from plant to MRP area
F
U
1100
1000
50
Phantom assembly
E
E
1000
52
Direct production / collective order
E
E
1000
60
Phantom in planning
E
E
1000
70
Withdrawa l from alternative plant
E
R
1000
80
Production in alternative plant
E
P
1100
10
Consignm ent
F
K
1100
20
External procureme nt
F
1100
30
Subcontra cting
F
L
1100
40
Stock transfer (proc.from alter.plant)
F
U
1000
1100
45
Stock transfer from plant to MRP area
F
U
1000
1100
50
Phantom assembly
E
E
1100
52
Direct production / collective order
E
E
1100
60
Phantom in planning
E
E
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70
Withdrawa l from alternative plant
E
E
1100
80
Production in alternative plant
E
P
X
1000
1000
8. Choose Save. 9. Choose Back.
4.1.4
Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters - Start in Past
Use The purpose of this step is to define that the MRP calculation may start in the past.
It is strongly recommended not to set the flag, otherwise the MRP run will create MRP elements which start and end in the past.
This step is optional. Its purpose is to check that the flag Start in Past has not been selected.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMI8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Plant Parameters → Carry Out Overall Maintenance of Plant Parameters
2. On the Plant Parameters for Material Requirements Planning screen, choose Maintain. 3. In the Maintain Plant Parameters dialog box, make the following entries:
Maintain the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 4. Choose Maintain. 5. On the Maintain Plant Parameters screen, choose Start in the Past. 6. On the Change View: “Order Proposals in the Past”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plant
Start in Past
1000
Leave empty
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7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.1.5
Defining Storage Location MRP per Plant
Procedure 1. Access the activity using on of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Planning → Define Storage Location MRP per Plant
2. In the Determine Work Area: Entry dialog box, make the following entries:
Create the plant parameters for plant 1000 first, then create the parameters for additional plants. Plant 1000 1100 3. Choose Enter. 4. On the Change View “Storage Location MRP": Overview, make the following entries: Plnt
SLoc
1000
1020
1100
1030
1000
1040
1000
1050
1000
1060
1100
1130
1100
1140
1100
1160
MRP Ind.
1
1
5. Choose Save.
4.1.6
Defining Floats (Scheduling Margin Key)
Use The purpose of this step is to define scheduling margin key.
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Planning → Define Floats (Scheduling Margin Key)
2. On the Change View “Floats for Scheduling”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: Plant
Scheduling MarginKey : Float
Name 1
Opening Period
Float After Production
Float Before Production
Release Period
1000
000
工厂 1
000
000
000
000
1000
001
工厂 1
010
001
002
005
1100
000
工厂 2
000
000
000
000
1100
001
工厂 2
010
001
002
005
4. Choose Save.
4.1.7 Activating Materials Requirements Planning Use The purpose of this activity is to activate MRP.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMDU
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Planning → Activate Materials Requirements Planning
2. On the Activation screen, choose Material Requirements Planning. 3. On the Change View “Activate Requirements Planning”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plant
Activate requirements planning
0001
Note This plant is never included!
1000
X
1100
X
4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
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4.1.8 Defining Scope of Planning for Total Planning Use The purpose of this activity is to define the scope of planning for Total Planning. This means that the planning includes the selected plants and tells the system in which order the plants have to be planned, for example distribution center before production plant.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OM0E
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Planning → Define Scope of Planning for Total Planning
2. On the Change View “Description: scope of planning for total plng run”: Overview screen,choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: Planning Scope
Activate requirements planning
YB01
All Plants
4. Mark the created entry and double-click in the left menu Sequence of plants/MRP areas. 5. On the Change View “Sequence of plants/MRP areas”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 6. Make the following entries: Cntr.
Plant
Comment
200
1100
Distribution center first
210
1000
Production plant second
7. Choose Save. 8. Choose Back.
4.2 Purchasing Preparation Access the Customizing activities as outlined in the BC Set output documentation below, and make the settings according to the respective table values listed.
4.2.1
Activating Batch-Specific Unit of Measures
Use The purpose of this activity is to activate the batch-specific unit of measures.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
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Transaction code
OMWS
IMG menu
Logistics - General Batch Management Batch-Specific Material Unit of Measure Activate Batch-Specific Material Unit of Measure
2. On the Activate Batch-Specific Material Unit of Measure screen, choose Batch-specific units of measure active and save your entry.
Result The batch-specific unit of measure was activated.
4.2.2
Creating Release Procedure Characteristics
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Cross Application Components → Classification System → Master Data → Characteristics
Transaction code
CT04
2. On the Characteristics screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Characteristic
R2R_PURCH_GRP
3. Choose Create. 4. On the Create Characteristics screen, make the following entries: 5. Choose the Basic data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Description
Purchasing Group
Status
1
Data Type
CHAR
Number of Characters
3
Multiple Values
select
6. Choose the Descriptions tab page: Field name
User action and values
Language
ZH
Description
采购组
Language
EN
Description
Purchasing Group
7. Choose the Values tab page:
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Field name
User action and values
Char. Value
100
Description
Group 100
Char. Value
101
Description
Group 101
Char. Value
102
Description
Group 102
Char. Value
103
Description
Group 103
Char. Value
110
Description
Group 110
Char. Value
111
Description
Group 111
Char. Value
112
Description
Group 112
Char. Value
113
Description
Group 113
8. Choose the Addnl data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Table Name
CEKKO
Field name
EKGRP
Not Ready for Input
select
9. Choose Save and go back to the Characteristics screen. 10. On the Characteristics screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Characteristic
R2R_PURCH_ORD_TYPE
11. Choose Create. 12. On the Create Characteristics screen, make the following entries: 13. Choose the Basic data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Description
Order Type (Purchasing)
Status
1
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Field name
User action and values
Data Type
CHAR
Number of Characters
4
Multiple Values
select
14. Choose the Description tab page: Field name
User action and values
Language
ZH
Description
订单类型(采购)
Language
EN
Description
Order Type (Purchasing)
15. Choose the Values tab page: Field name
User action and values
Char. Value
FO
Description
Framework Order
Char. Value
NB
Description
Standard PO
Char. Value
UB
Description
Stock Tranfer Order
16. Choose the Addnl data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Table Name
CEKKO
Field name
BSART
Not Ready for Input
select
17. Choose Save and go back to the Characteristics screen. 18. On the Characteristics screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Characteristic
R2R_PURCH_ORD_VALUE
19. Choose Create. 20. On the Create Characteristics screen, make the following entries: 21. Choose the Basic data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Description
Total net order value
Status
1
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Field name
User action and values
Data Type
CURR
Number of Characters
15
Decimal Places
2
Currency
CNY
Template
_____________,__
Multiple Values
select
22. Choose the Description tab page: Field name
User action and values
Language
ZH
Description
总的净订单值
Language
EN
Description
Total net order value
23. Choose the Values tab page: Field name
User action and values
Char. Value
> 500,00 CNY
24. Choose the Addnl data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Table Name
CEKKO
Field name
GNETW
Not Ready for Input
select
25. Choose Save.
4.2.3
Creating Release Procedure Class
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Cross-Application Components → Classification System → Master Data → Classes
Transaction code
CL02
2. On the Class screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Class
R2R_CL_REL_CEKKO
Class type
032
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3. Choose Create. 4. On the Create Class screen, make the following entries: 5. Choose the Basic data tab page: Field name
User action and values
Description
PO Release at Header Level
Status
Released
6. Choose the Char. Tab page: Field name
User action and values
Char.
R2R_PURCH_ORD_TYPE
Char.
R2R_PURCH_GRP
Char.
R2R_PURCH_ORD_VALUE
7. Choose Save.
4.2.4
Defining Release Procedure for Purchase Orders
Use The purpose of this step is to define the release procedure for purchase orders containing steps Release Groups, Release Codes, Release Indicator, Release Strategies .
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG Menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Purchase Order → Release Procedure for Purchase Orders → Define Release Procedure for Purchase Orders
2. Double-click Release Groups. 3. Choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries: Grp
Obj
Class
Description
PH
2
R2R_CL_REL_CEKKO
PO Release (Overall)
5. Choose Save. 6. Choose Back. 7. Double-click Release Codes. 8. Choose New Entries. 9. Make the following entries: Grp
Code
Description
PH
01
Purchasing Manager
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10. Choose Save. 11. Choose Back. 12. Double-click Release Indicator. 13. Choose New Entries. 14. Make the following entries: Rel
R
Chg
VChTo
Description
1
X
6
0.0
Changeable, but new release
15. Choose Save. 16. Choose Back. 17. Double-click Release Strategies. 18. Choose New Entries. 19. Make the following entries: Grp
Strat
Code
Description
PH
10
01
Overall Release
20. Choose Save. 21. Choose Back.
4.2.5
Defining Release Procedure for Purchase Orders - Set Criterias
Use In this activity you will define a release procedure for purchase orders.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
SAP ECC menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Purchase Order → Release Procedure for Purchase Orders → Define Release Procedure for Purchase Orders
2. Double-click Release Strategies. 3. Choose Release Prerequisites and choose Continue. 4. Choose Release Statuses and choose Continue. 5. Choose Classification. 6. On the Change View “Release Strategies”: Classification screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Order type (Purchasing)
Framework order Standard PO Stock Tranfer Order
Purchasing Group
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Field name
User action and values Group 101 Group 102 Group 103 Group 110 Group 111 Group 112 Group 113
Total net order value
> 500.00 CNY
7. Choose Back. 8. Choose Release simulation. 9. Choose Simulate release. 10. Choose Set/reset release. The release is simulated 11. Choose Cancel. 12. Choose Continue. 13. Choose Save, and then Exit.
Result The release procedure for purchase orders is defined.
4.2.6
Defining Calculation Schema
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Conditions → Define Price Determination Process → Define Calculation Schema
2. On the Change View “Schemas”: Overview screen, choose Procedure RM0000 (Purchasing Document (Big)). 3. In the Dialog Structure, double-click Control data. 4. Enter the values shown below. St ep
Coun ter
Con d. Type
Fro m
T o
Cond. Det. manu ally
St at
Pri nt
Cond .
ID
subt otal
1
1
PB0 0
9
1
2
PBX X
9
2
0
VA0 0
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Cal . Ty pe
Ba se Ty pe
Acc nt Key
Accru als
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Type
Cond. Det. manu ally
St at
Pri nt
Cond .
ID
subt otal
Re q
3
0
VA0 1
4
0
GAU 1
5
0
GAU 2
10
1
RB0 0
X
X
10
2
RC0 0
X
X
10
3
RA0 0
X
X
10
4
RA0 1
10
5
HB0 0
X
X
10
6
ZB00
X
X
10
7
ZC0 0
X
X
10
8
ZA00
X
X
10
9
ZA01
X
X
10
10
HB0 1
X
X
10
11
RL01
10
15
MM0 0
10
16
MM0 1
10
17
RES T
17
0
EDI1
19
0
EDI2
20
0
21
1
NAV S
X
60
21
2
NAV M
X
29
22
0
20
2 1
24
0
21
2 1
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Ba se Ty pe
Acc nt Key
Accru als
31 31
1
32
32
X
1
1
X
1
X
X
X
X X X
53 53 S
40
7
S
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Type
St at
Pri nt
Cond .
ID
subt otal
Re q
Cal . Ty pe
Ba se Ty pe
Acc nt Key
Accru als
25
0
31
1
FRA 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR1
31
2
FRB 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR1
31
3
FRC 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR1
31
4
RUE 1
20
X
X
FRE
RUE
31
5
RUB 1
20
X
X
FRE
RUE
31
6
RUC 1
20
X
X
FRE
RUE
31
7
ZOA 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR3
31
8
ZOB 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR3
31
9
ZOC 1
20
X
X
FRE
FR3
31
10
FRA 2
20
X
X
FRE
FR2
31
11
FRB 2
20
X
X
FRE
FR2
31
12
FRC 2
20
X
X
FRE
FR2
32
1
MAR 1
20
X
12
FRE
RUE
35
1
SKT O
20
X
17
37
0
A001
20
X
26
EIN
BO1
38
0
A002
20
X
26
EIN
BO1
39
0
30
3 2
40
0
25
3 8
41
0
25
3 2
60
0
WOT B
70
0
GR WR
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Type 75
0
79
0
Cond. Det. manu ally
GWL B
St at
Pri nt
Cond .
ID
subt otal
X 70
7 8
X
C
Re q
Cal . Ty pe
54
60
Ba se Ty pe
Acc nt Key
Accru als
8
5. Save your settings. 6. Choose Back (F3) two times.
4.2.7
Maintaining Rounding Profiles
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OWD1
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Order Optimizing → Quantity Optimizing and Allowed Logistics Units of Measure → Maintain Rounding Profile
2. On the Create Quantity Addition/Subtraction screen, enter rounding profile YG00 in the Rounding profile field of the dialog box Maintain Rounding Profile: Initial Screen. 3. Enter the plant Plant_1 (1000) in the Plant field of the dialog box Maintain Rounding Profile: Initial Screen. 4. Choose Create Dynamic (F5). 5. On the Create Dynamic Rounding Profile screen, enter the values shown below. Field name
User action and values
Rounding Profile
YG00
Description
Rounding to cartons, layers and pallets
Plant
Plant_1 (1000)
Rounding off method
3
Rounding rule
Y1
6. Save your settings. 7. Choose Back (F3). 8. Repeat steps 2. - 6. for the same rounding profile and for the plant Plant_2 (1100) as shown below: Field name
User action and values
Rounding Profile
YG00
Description
Rounding to cartons, layers and pallets
Plant
Plant_2 (1100)
Rounding off method
3
Rounding rule
Y1
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9. To maintain the description of the rounding profile YG00 in German, logon in language ZH. 10. To access the customizing transaction, use IMG Path:
物料管理
物料管理
定单最优化
质量优化和允许的后勤计量单位
维护舍入参数文件
11. Enter the rounding profile YG00 in the 舍入参数文件 field of the dialog box Rundungsprofil pflegen: Einstieg. 12. Enter the plant Plant_1 (1000) in the 工厂 field. 13. Choose Change (F7). 14. On the 显示动态取整初始文件 screen, make the following entries. Field name
User action and values
舍入参数文件
YG00
描述
舍入到纸板箱,层,货盘
工厂
1000
舍入方法
3
舍入规则
Y1
15. Save your settings. 16. Repeat steps 10. - 14. for the same rounding profile YG00 and for the plant Plant_2 (1100) as shown below: Field name
User action and values
舍入参数文件
YG00
描述
舍入到纸板箱,层,货盘
工厂
Plant_2 (1100)
舍入方法
3
舍入规则
Y1
17. Save your settings. 18. Choose Back (F3).
4.2.8
Unit of Measure Rounding Rules
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Order Optimizing → Quantity Optimizing and Allowed Logistics Units of Measure → Unit of Measure Rounding Rules
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2. On the Change View “Unit of Measure Rounding Rule”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Rounding Rule
Alternative Unit of measure
% rounding up
% rounding down
Y1
CAR
80,0
0,1
Y1
PAL
80,0
0,1
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
4.2.9
Maintaining Account Assignment Categories
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Account Assignment → Maintain Account Assignment Categories
2. On the Change View “Account Assignment Categories”: Overview screen, choose Acct assignment cat. A (Asset). 3. Choose Details (Ctrl+Shift+F2). 4. On the Change View “Account Assignment Categories”: Details screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
A
Description
Asset
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Partial invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
2
Goods Receipt
X
GR Non-Valuated
X
Invoice Receipt
X
Field name
Mandatory Entry
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order Commitment Item
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Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
5. Save your settings. 6. Repeat steps 1. to 5. for the account assignment categories B, …, X using the values shown below. Acct. assignmt. cat. B Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
E
Description
MTS prod./sales ord.
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
VKA
Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen Goods receipt
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Field name
User action and values
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. C Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
V
Description
Sales order
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt Field name
X Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account Goods recipient/ship-to party
X X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management Sales Order
X X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. D Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
P
Description
Indiv.cust./project
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
VKA
Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock
E
Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm
X
Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
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Details account assgt. block
Dislay
Hidden
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management Sales Order
X X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. E Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
E
Description
Ind. cust. w. KD-CO
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
VKA
Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock
E
Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm
X
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management Sales Order
X X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. F Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
V
Description
Order
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
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Field name
User action and values
Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account Goods recipient/ship-to party
X X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt Real Estate Management
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. G Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
P
Description
MTS prod./project
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
VKA
Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen Special Stock Goods receipt GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Acct. assignmt. cat. K Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
V
Description
Cost center
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name Asset
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Dislay
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Dislay
Hidden
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. M Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting Description
Ind. cust. w/o KD-CO
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
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Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock
E
Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm
X
Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management Sales Order
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. N Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
V
Description
Network
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account Goods recipient/ship-to
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
party Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. P Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
V
Description
Project
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
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Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. Q Field name
User action and values
Consumption posting
P
Description
Proj. make-to-order
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock
Q
Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated
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Field name
User action and values
Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm
X
Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account
X
Goods recipient/ship-to party
X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
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Acct. assignmt. cat. T Field name
User action and values
Acct.assignment changeable
X
Consumption posting
V
Description
All new aux.acc.ass.
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification
VBR
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
Asset
X
Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account Goods recipient/ship-to party
X X
Grant Joint Venture Partner
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Optional Entry
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Dislay
Hidden
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
X
Unloading point
X
Acct. assignmt. cat. U Field name
User action and values
Acct.assignment changeable Consumption posting
U
Description
Unknown
Distribution AA Changeable at IR Account modification Partial Invoice ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Acct. assignmt. cat. X Field name
User action and values
Acct.assignment changeable
X
Consumption posting
V
Description
All aux.acct.assgts.
Distribution
1
AA Changeable at IR
X
Account modification
VAX
Partial Invoice
2
ID.Account Assignment Screen
1
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Field name
User action and values
Special Stock Goods receipt
X
GR non-valuated Invoice receipt
X
GR Ind. Firm Field name
Mandatory Entry
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden X
Asset Asset Subnumber
X
Business Area
X
Business process
X
CO/PP Order
X
Commitment Item
X
Cost Center
X
Cost Object
X
Cost Type
X
Deletion indicator
X
Details account assgt. block
X
Functional Area
X
Funds
X
Funds Center
X
Funds reservation
X
General Ledger Account Goods recipient/ship-to party
X X
Grant
X
Joint Venture Partner
X
Network
X
Profit Center
X
Profitability Segment
X
Project
X
Qty./percent. mat. acct. assgt
X
Real Estate Management
X
Sales Order
X
Sales document schedule
X
Service/activity type
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Mandatory Entry
Unloading point
4.2.10
Optional Entry
Dislay
Hidden
X
Maintaining Account Assignment Categories Translation
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Account Assignment → Maintain Account Assignment Categories
2. On the Change View “Account Assignment Categories”: Overview screen, select account assignment category A. 3. Choose Goto → Translation. 4. In the Choose languages dialog box, select Language Chinese. 5. Choose Copy (Enter). 6. In the Maintain Texts in Other Languages dialog box, check that the Chinese description exists. If not, enter 资产. 7. If you entered a translation, choose Continue (Enter). 8. Choose Back (F3). 9. Repeat steps 1. to 7. for all the account assignment categories B, …, Z using the Chinese description shown in the table below. Acct assignment cat
AcctAssgtCatDesc. Language EN
AcctAssgtCatDesc.Language ZH
B
MTS prod./sales ord.
MTS 生产/销售订单
C
Sales order
销售订单
D
Indiv.cust./project
单个客户/项目.
E
Ind. cust. w. KD-CO
有 KD-CO 的客户
F
Order
订单
G
MTS prod./project
MTS 生产/项目
K
Cost center
成本中心
M
Ind. cust. w/o KD-CO
没有 KD-CO 的客户
N
Network
网络
P
Project
项目
Q
Proj. make-to-order
按单生产项目
T
All new aux.acc.ass.
所有新的辅助帐户设置
U
Unknown
未知的
X
All aux.acct.assgts.
全部辅助帐户设置
Z
MTO valuated with RA
MTO 用 RA 的估值
10. Save your settings. 11. Choose Back (F3).
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Defining Scope of List
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Define Scope of List
2. On the Change View “Scope of List for Vendor Evaluation”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, enter the values as shown below. Field name
User action and values
List scope
Y_CONSPR01
Description
Ranking list consumer products
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3). 6. On the Change View “Scope of List for Vendor Evaluation”: Overview screen, double-click the new entry Y_CONSPR01. 7. Enter the values shown below. Main Criterion
Sequence
01
1
02
2
03
3
8. Save your settings. 9. Choose Back (F3).
4.2.12
Defining Permissible Partner Roles per Account Group
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Partner Determination → Partner Roles → Define Permissible Partner Roles per Account Group
2. On the Change View “Permissible Partner Roles per Account Group”: Overview, choose New Entries.
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3. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, enter the values shown below. Function
Group
DP
YBAC
VN
YBAC
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3) twice.
4.2.13
Defining Condition Type
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Logistic - General → Agency Business → Basic Settings → Define Price Determination Process → Define Condition Types
2. In the Choose Activity dialog box, choose Define Condition Type. 3. On the Change View “Conditions: Condition Types”: Overview screen, choose New Entries and make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Condition Type
NAVS
Description
Non-Deductable Tax
Access seq.
0003
Condition class
D
Calculat.type
B
Cond.category
D
Item condition
Select
Delete
Select
delete fr.DB
Do not delete (set the deletion flag only)
Exclusion
X - Gross Price
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
4.2.14 4.2.14.1
Taxes in Procurement Setting Tax Indicator for Material
Use In this step, you maintain the tax indicators that you wish to assign to materials. You do this for each country of destination.
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Taxes → Set Tax Indicator for Material
2. On the Change View “Determination of Tax Code: Maintain Material Indicator: Overview” screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the “New Entries: Overview of Added Entries” screen, make the following entries. Dst. Country
Material
Description
CN
0
Material 0%
CN
1
Material 100%
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
Result The tax indicators are created.
4.2.14.2
Setting Tax Indicator for Plant
Use In this step, you maintain the tax indicators that you wish to assign to materials. You do this for each country of destination.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Taxes → Set Tax Indicator for Plant
2. On the Change View “Determination of Tax Indicator: Maintain Plant Indicator: Overview” screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries. Dst. Country
Plant Tax ID
Description
CN
0
Exempt
CN
1
Taxable
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
Result The tax indicators are created.
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Materials Management (104): Configuration Guide
Setting Tax Indicator for Account Assignment
Use In this step, you maintain the tax indicators that you wish to assign to materials. You do this for each country of destination.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Taxes → Set Tax Indicator for Account Assignment
2. On the Change View “Determine Tax Code: Maintain Account Assignment Indicator: Overview” screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the “New Entries: Overview of Added Entries” screen, make the following entries: Dst. Country
Plant Tax ID
Description
CN
0
Exempt
CN
1
Taxable
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
Result The tax indicators are created.
4.2.14.4
Assigning Tax Indicators for Plant
Use In this step, you maintain the tax indicators that you wish to assign to materials. You do this for each country of destination.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Taxes → Assign Tax Indicators for Plants
2. On the Change View “Assignment of Tax Indicator to Plant”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Plant
Plant Tax ID
Description
Plant_1 (1000)
1
taxable
Plant_2 (1100)
1
taxable
3. Save your settings. 4. Choose Back (F3)
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The tax indicators are created.
4.2.14.5
Assigning Tax Indicators for Account Assignments
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Taxes → Assign Tax Indicators for Account Assignments
2. On the Change View “Assignment of Tax Indicator to Account Assignment Category”: Overview” screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: A M
DstC
AcAsg
CN
0
CN
0
4. Save your settings. 5. Choose Back (F3).
4.2.15
Checking Incoterms
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Vendor Master → Check Incoterms
2. On the Change View “Customer: Incoterms”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: IncoT
Description
Cty
AIR
Airborne Express
X
DHL
DHL Worldwide Express
X
EMY
Emery Worldwide
X
FED
Federal Express
X
UPS
United Parcel Service
X
USP
United States Postal Service
X
4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
4.2.16
Returns to Vendor
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Purchase Order → Returns Order → Returns to Vendor
2. On the Change View “Returns to vendor”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: Cat
Type
SPlt
Del. Type Returns
F
NB
Plant_1 (1000)
RL
F
NB
Plant_2 (1100)
RL
F
UB
Plant_1 (1000)
F
UB
Plant_2 (1100)
4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
4.2.17
Vendor Evaluation
4.2.17.1
Defining Criteria
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Define Criteria
2. On the Change View “Main Criteria”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: CR
Criterion
Short Text f. M.Crit
01
Price
PRICE
02
Quality
QUALIT
03
Delivery
CNLIV
4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
4.2.17.2
Defining Subcriteria
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Define Criteria
2. On the Change View “Main Criteria”: Overview screen, select the according previously created criteria Price and double-click the Subcriteria folder.
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3. Choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries: CR
Criterion
Scoring Method
01
Price Level
4
02
Price Behavior
5
5. Choose Save. 6. On the Change View “Main Criteria”: Overview” screen, select the next criteria Quality and double-click the Subcriteria folder. 7. Choose New Entries. 8. Make the following entries: CR
Criterion
Scoring Method
01
GR Inspection
7
02
Rejection/Complaint
8
03
Audit
9
9. Choose Save. 10. On the Change View “Main Criteria”: Overview” screen, select the Delivery criteria and double-click the Subcriteria folder. 11. Choose New Entries. 12. Make the following entries: CR
Criterion
Scoring Method
01
On-Time Delivery
3
02
Quantity Reliability
2
03
Shipping Instr.
6
04
Adher. to Conf. Date
B
13. Choose Back. 14. Choose Back.
4.2.17.3
Defining Scope of List
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Define Scope of List
2. On the Change View “Scope of List for Vendor Evaluation: Overview” choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: List Scope
Description
Y_CONSPR01
Ranking list consumer products
4. Choose Save.
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5. Choose Back.
4.2.17.4
Maintaining Purchasing Organization Data Purchasing Organization
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Material Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Maintain Purchasing Organization Data
2. On the Change View "Purchasing organization”: Overview screen, choose Copy As… (F6) to copy the data record 0001 to 1000 Purchasing Org. 1000, and confirm the message by choosing Copy All. 3. Save your entries and go back to the IMG menu.
4.2.17.5
Maintaining Purchasing Organization Data - Main Criteria
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Material Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Maintain Purchasing Organization Data
2. On the Change View "Purchasing organization”: Overview screen, choose Purchasing Org. 1000, and double-click the Main Criteria folder. 3. On the Change View “Main Criteria: Overview” screen, choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries: CR
Manual maint.
Description
01
Do not select
Price
02
Do not select
Quality
03
Do not select
Delivery
05
Do not select
Service
5. Choose Return and the criteria description will be posted from the system. 6. Choose Save. 7. Choose Back.
4.2.17.6 Maintaining Purchasing Organization Data – Subcriteria Procedure
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Material Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Maintain Purchasing Organization Data
2. On the Change View "Purchasing organization”: Overview screen, choose Purchasing Org. 1000, and double-click Main Criteria folder. 3. The “Change View: Main criteria: Overview” screen appears. Select the previously defined main criteria 01 Price and double-click the Subcriteria folder. Choose New Entries and make the following entries: Subcrit.
Weighting
Manual maint.
Description
01
1
Do not select
Price Level
02
1
Do not select
Price Behavior
4. Choose Save. 5. On the “Change View: Main criteria: Overview” screen, select the previously defined main criteria 02 Quality and double-click the Subcriteria folder. Choose New Entries and make the following entries: Subcrit.
Weighting
Manual maint.
Description
01
1
Do not select
GR Inspection
02
1
Do not select
Rejection/Complaint
03
1
Do not select
Audit
6. Choose Save. 7. On the “Change View: Main criteria: Overview” screen, select the previously defined main criteria 03 Delivery and double-click the Subcriteria folder. Choose New Entries and make the following entries: Subcrit.
Weighting
Manual maint.
Description
01
1
Do not select
On-Time Delivery
02
1
Do not select
Quantity Reliability
03
1
Do not select
Shipping Instr.
04
1
Do not select
Adher. to Conf. Date
8. On the “Change View: Main criteria: Overview ” screen, select the previously defined main criteria 04 Service and double-click the Subcriteria folder. Choose New Entries and make the following entries: Subcrit.
Weighting
Manual maint.
Description
01
1
Do not select
Quality of Service
02
1
Do not select
Service Timeliness
9. Choose Save. 10. Choose Back.
4.2.17.7
Maintaining Purchasing Organization Data – Weighting
Procedure
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Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Material Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Maintain Purchasing Organization Data
2. On the Change View "Purchasing organization”: Overview screen, select the Purchasing Org. 1000, and double-click the Weighting folder. 3. On the Change View "Weighting”: Overview screen, choose New Entries and make the following entries: Wgt. Key
Cr
Weighting
Criterion Description
01
01
1
Price
01
02
1
Quality
01
03
1
Delivery
01
05
1
Service
02
01
2
Price
02
02
1
Quality
02
03
2
Delivery
02
04
1
Service
02
05
1
Service
4. Choose Save. 5. Coose Back.
4.2.17.8
Maintaining Purchasing Organization Data - Points Scores for the Automatic Criteria
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Material Management → Purchasing → Vendor Evaluation → Maintain Purchasing Organization Data
2. On the Change View "Purchasing organization”: Overview screen, select Purchasing Org. 1000, and double-click Points Scores for the Automatic Criteria folder. 3. On the Change View "Points Scores for the Automatic Criteria: Overview “screen, choose New Entries and make the following entries: Scoring Method
Percentage
2
Sco.
Description / Text
100
Qty. reliability
2
2.0
95
Qty. reliability
2
10.0
80
Qty. Reliability
2
15.0
60
Qty. Reliability
2
20.0
40
Qty. Reliability
2
30.0
10
Qty. Reliability
2
99.9
1
Qty. Reliability
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Percentage
Sco.
Description / Text
2
-1.0
95
Qty. Reliability
2
-2.0
90
Qty. Reliability
2
-5.0
80
Qty. Reliability
2
-10.0
65
Qty. Reliability
2
-15.0
40
Qty. Reliability
2
-20.0
10
Qty. Reliability
2
-91.0
95
Qty. Reliability
2
-99.9
1
Qty. Reliability
100
On-time del.
3 3
1.0
90
On-time del.
3
2.0
95
On-time del.
3
10.0
80
On-time del.
3
20.0
60
On-time del.
3
30.0
40
On-time del.
3
40.0
20
On-time del.
3
50.0
5
On-time del.
3
99.9
1
On-time del.
3
-5.0
95
On-time del.
3
-10.0
65
On-time del.
3
-20.0
75
On-time del.
3
-30.0
60
On-time del.
3
-40.0
40
On-time del.
3
-50.0
20
On-time del.
3
-60.0
5
On-time del.
3
-99.9
1
On-time del.
40
Price level
4 4
5.0
20
Price level
4
15.0
10
Price level
4
99.9
1
Price level
4
-5.0
50
Price level
4
-10.0
90
Price level
4
-20.0
95
Price level
4
-99.9
100
Price level
40
Price behavior
5 5
5.0
20
Price behavior
5
10.0
1
Price behavior
5
-5.0
50
Price behavior
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Percentage
Sco.
Description / Text
5
-10.0
100
Price behavior
B
2.0
90
Adherence to confirmation date
B
5.0
75
Adherence to confirmation date
B
10.0
40
Adherence to confirmation date
B
30.0
25
Adherence to confirmation date
B
40.0
10
Adherence to confirmation date
B
50.0
1
Adherence to confirmation date
B
-2.0
90
Adherence to confirmation date
B
-5.0
70
Adherence to confirmation date
B
-10.0
40
Adherence to confirmation date
B
-20.0
10
Adherence to confirmation date
B
-50.0
1
Adherence to confirmation date
4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
4.3 Foreign Trade Access the customizing activities as outlined in the BC Set output documentation below and change the settings according to the respective table values listed.
4.3.1
Defining Business Transaction Types And Default Value
Use This activity will define business transaction types and assign default values to sales item categories.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Foreign Trade/Customs → Basic Data for Foreign Trade → Define Business Transaction Types And Default Value
2. Double-click Define Business Types. 3. Choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries: Country Key
Business Transaction Type
Description
Long Text (must be split onto three rows)
CN
11
Final Purchase/Sale
Business transactions with transfer of ownership (actual or intended) and with compensation
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5.
Choose Save.
6. Choose Back twice.
4.3.2
Defining Business Transaction Types and Default Value
Use The purpose of this activity is to define the default values for business transaction types in the purchasing document items.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Foreign Trade/Customs → Basic Data for Foreign Trade → Define Business Transaction Types And Default Value
2. Double-click Define Default Business Transaction Types(MM). 3. Define an entry for each possible combination, for which you want to get a default value.. Field name
User Action and Values
PPurch. Doc. Category
F
Purchasing Doc. Type
NB
Item Category
Purchase order Item Category Standard PO Standard
Bus.transaction type
11
Final Purchase/Sale
4. Save your adaptations.
Result The default value for the business transaction type for purchsing documents at item level is defined.
4.3.3
Defining Customs Offices
Use This activity will define customs offices.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Foreign Trade/Customs → Transportation Data → Define Customs Offices
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2. On the Change View “Foreign Trade: Customs Offices”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: Country Key
Customs office
Description
CN
0001
Beijing
CN
3330
Shanghai
4. Choose Save.
4.3.4
Defining Modes of Transport
Use This activity will define modes of transport.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Foreign Trade/Customs → Transportation Data → Define Modes Of Transport
2. On the Change View “Foreign Trade:Modes of Transport”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Make the following entries: Country Key
Mode of Transport - Border
Description
CN
1
Air
CN
2
Road
CN
3
Sea
CN
4
Rail
CN
5
Mail
4. Choose Save.
4.3.5
Default Values for Foreign Trade Header Data
Use The purpose of this activity is to define the default values for foreign trade in the purchasing document header.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
VI95
IMG menu
Materials Management → Purchasing → Foreign Trade/Customs → Transportation Data → Default Values For Foreign Trade Header Data
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2. Define an entry for each country, for which you want to get default values: Field name
User Action and Values
Export/Import
1
Departure country of
CN
Chinese
Destination country
AT
Austria
ModeOfTrnsprt-Border
1
Air
DomestModeOfTransp.
2
Road
Receipt / Import
3. Save your adaptations. 4. Repeate step 2 and 3 with following data: Field name
User Action and Values
Export/Import
1
Departure country of
CN
Chinese
Destination country
PT
Portugal
ModeOfTrnsprt-Border
1
Air
DomestModeOfTransp.
2
Road
Field name
User Action and Values
Export/Import
1
Departure country of
CN
Chinese
Destination country
US
USA
ModeOfTrnsprt-Border
1
Air
DomestModeOfTransp.
2
Road
Receipt / Import
Receipt / Import
Result The default values for foreign trade for the purchasing document header are defined.
4.4 Inventory Management and Physical Inventory Access the customizing activities as outlined in the BC Set output documentation below and change the settings according to the respective table values listed.
4.4.1
Grouping Together Valuation Areas
Procedure
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Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
OMWD
IMG menu
Materials Management → Valuation and Account Assignment → Account Determination → Account Determination Without Wizard → Group Together Valuation Areas
2. On the Change View” Acct Determination for Val.Areas”: Overview screen, make the following entries: Valuation Area
Company Code
Valuation Grouping Code
1000
1000
0001
1100
1100
0001
3.
4.4.2
Choose Save.
Defining Screen Layout
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMJA
IMG menu
Materials Management → Inventory Management and Physical Inventory → Automatic Movements → Define Screen Layout
2. On the Change View “Field Selection”: Overview screen, choose Position. 3. In the Another Entry dialog box, enter 643 in the Movement Type input field. 4. Choose Continue (Enter). 5. Mark the selected line of movement type 643 on the Change View “Field Selection”: Overview screen as shown below. 6. Choose Details (Ctrl+Shift+F2). 7. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Overview screen, double-click General data in the Select Group box. 8. On the Maintain Field Status Group: General data screen, make the following entries: Field name
Suppress
Assignment number
(FI only)
X (FI only)
Exchange hedging
(FI only)
X X
Collective invoice (FI only)
X
Final issue indicator
X
Goods recipient
Optional Entry
X
Line item text Invoice reference
Required Entry
X
9. Choose Back (F3). 10. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Overview screen, double-click Additional account assignments in the Select Group box. 11. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Additional account assignments screen, make the following entries:
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Field name
Suppress
Calculation period (FI only)
X
Material number
X
(FI only)
Required Entry
Optional Entry
Cost center
X
CO/PP order
X
Project
X
Sales order
X
Personnel number
(FI only)
X
Network
X
Commitment item
X
Plant
X
(FI only)
Business area
X
Trad.partn.bus.area (FI only)
X
Quantity
X
(FI only)
Profit Center
X
Profitability segment
X
Cost object
X
Joint venture acct assgnmt(FI)
X
Joint venture partner
X
Joint venture recovery indctr
X
Fund
X
Funds center
X
Partner company code
X
Trad.part.prof.center(FI only)
X
Joint venture calculation type
X
Funds reservation
X
Funds reservation item
(FI) (FI)
X
Functional Area
X
Activity type
X
Business process
X
Grant
X
12. Choose Back (F3). 13. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Overview screen, double-click Materials Management in the Select Group box. 14. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Materials management screen, make the following entries: Field name
Suppress
Vendor
X
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Field name
Suppress
Customer
X
Required Entry
Optional Entry
X
Purchase order Reservation number (FI only)
X
Phys.inventory fields(FI only)
X
Ext. GA amount in LC
X
Transport request
(FI only)
X
Sales value in local currency
X
Accounting indicator
X
Tax code
X
Alternate base amount
X
15. Choose Back (F3). 16. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Overview screen, double-click Transfer Postings in the Select Group box. 17. On the Maintain Field Status Group: Transfer postings screen, make the following entries: Field name
Suppress
Receiving material
X
Receiving plant
Required Entry
Optional Entry
X
Receiving storage location
X
Sales order
X
Project
X
Receiving batch
X
18. Save your settings. 19. Choose Back (F3) twice.
4.4.3
Printer Determination by Plant/Storage Location
Use The purpose of this activity is to assign printers to storage locations. The result will be that goods movement slip will be automatically printed at the printers of the corresponding storage location.
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMJ3
IMG menu
Materials Management → Inventory Management and Physical Inventory → Output Determination → Printer Determination → Printer Determination by Plant/Storage Location
2. On the Change View “Print Parameters”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, enter: Condition Type
Plant
Stor. Location
Output Device LP01
4. Save your settings. 5. Repeat steps 2-4 with the following entries: Condition Type
Plant
Stor. Location
Output Device
Plant_1 (1000)
Shop floor (1020)
LP01
Plant_1 (1000)
Shipping - (Lean WM) (1030)
LP01
Plant_1 (1000)
Stores - (Lean WM) (1050)
LP01
Plant_1 (1000)
Returns (1060)
LP01
Plant_2 (1100)
Shipping - (Lean WM) (1130)
LP01
Plant_2 (1100)
Returns (1160)
LP01
6. Save your settings. 7. Choose Back (F3).
4.4.4
Printer Determination by Plant/Storage Location/User Group
Use The purpose of this activity is to assign printers to storage locations and user groups. The result will be that a goods movement slip will be printed automatically at the printers of the corresponding storage location and user group.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMJ4
IMG menu
Materials Management → Inventory Management and Physical Inventory → Output Determination → Printer Determination → Printer Determination by Plant/Stor.Loc./User Group
2. On the Change View “Printer Determination per Plant/SLOc/User Group”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Condition Type
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User Group
Output Device
GROUP1
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4. Save your settings.
4.4.5
Copying and Changing Movement Types
4.4.5.1
Copying and Changing Movement Types Movement Type
Use The purpose of this activity is to copy standard movement types to customer specific movement types 9xx and adjust these 9xx movement types.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMJJ
IMG menu
Materials Management → Inventory Management and Physical Inventory → Movement Types → Copy, Change Movement Types
2. In the Field Selection dialog box, choose Movement Type and choose Enter. 3. On the Determine Work Area: Entry screen, enter: Movement Type From
Movement Type To
551
999
4. On the Change View "Movement Type": Overview, select movement type 551 and choose Copy As... (F6). 5. Choose Enter. 6. On the Change View "Movement Type": Details of Selected Set screen, make the following entries for the current used movement type: Account Control
Account Control
Control Reason
951
-
+
952
-
+
961
-
962
-
901
-
902
-
7. Choose Enter. 8. In the Specify object to be copied dialog box, choose Copy all. 9. Confirm the Information dialog box. 10. Choose Save. 11. Repeat step 1. - 11. with the following movement types: Movement Type From
Movement Type To
552
952
561
961
562
962
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Movement Type From
Movement Type To
601
901
602
902
4.4.5.2
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Short Texts
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.3
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Allowed Transactions
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.4
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Help Texts
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.5
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Field Selection (from 201)/Batch
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.6
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Field Selection (Enjoy)
Use The purpose of this activity is to maintain field selection for movement type 951 and 952.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMJJ
IMG menu
Materials Management → Inventory Management and Physical Inventory → Movement Types → Copy, Change Movement Types
2. In the Field Selection dialog box, choose Movement Type and choose Enter. 3. On the Determine Work Area: Entry screen, make the following entries: Movement Type From
Movement Type To
951
952
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4. On the Change View "Movement Type": Overview screen, select movement types 951 and 952 and choose Field Selection (Enjoy). 5. On the Change View "Field Selection (Enjoy)": Overview screen, choose optional entry for all entries: Movement Type
Field name
Required Entry
Optional Entry
951
All entries
deselect
select
952
All entries
deselect
select
6. On the Change View "Field Selection (Enjoy)": Overview screen, choose New Entries. 7. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Movement Type
Field name
Required Entry
Optional Entry
951
PAOBJNR
Select
Deselect
952
PAOBJNR
Select
Deselect
961
AUFNR
Select
Deselect
961
SGTXT
Deselect
Select
961
WEMPF
Deselect
Select
962
AUFNR
Select
Deselect
962
SGTXT
Deselect
Select
962
WEMPF
Deselect
Select
8. Choose Save.
4.4.5.7
Copying and Changing Movement Types Updating Control / WM Movement Types
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.8
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Account Grouping
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.9
Copying and Changing Movement Types - Reason for Movement
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.10
Copying and Changing Movement Types – Reversal / Follow-on Movement Types
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
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This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.4.5.12
Copying and Changing Movement Types - LIS Statistics Group
This step has been performed by copying the movement type in the first step. There is no need for more adjustments at this point.
4.5 Valuation and Account Assignment 4.5.1
Defining Valuation Classes
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMSK
IMG menu
Materials Management → Valuation and Account Assignment -→ Account Determination -→ Account Determination Without Wizard -→ Define Valuation Classes
2. On the Account Category Reference/Valuation Classes screen, choose Valuation Class. 3. On the Change View: "Valuation Classes": Overview, choose New Entries and make the following entries: ValCl
ARef
Description
0710
0001
Equipment 1
0720
0001
Equipment 2
1210
0002
Spec.complex fixed assets
3000
0001
Raw materials 1
3001
0001
Raw materials 2
3002
0001
Raw materials 3
3003
0001
Raw materials 4
3030
0002
Operating supplies
3031
0002
Operating supplies 2
3040
0003
Spare parts
3050
0004
Packaging and empties
3100
0005
Trading goods
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ValCl
ARef
Description
3105
0005
Third Party Drop Ship
3110
0005
Trading goods Project
3200
0006
Services
3300
0007
Nonvaluated material
7900
0008
Semifinished products
7920
0009
Finished products
4. Choose Save.
4.6 Logistics Invoice Verification Access the customizing activities as outlined in the BC Set output documentation below and adjust the settings according to the respective table values listed.
4.6.1
Maintaining Default Values for Tax Codes
Use In this step, you define for each company code which tax codes the SAP System suggests when you enter incoming invoices.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Maintain Default Values for Tax Codes
2. On the Change View “Tax Defaults in Invoice Verification”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. Enter the following data. CoCd
Description
Defaults, domestic - Tax Code
Default value unplanned delivery costs
1000
公司代码 1000
J1
J1
4. Choose Save.
4.6.2
Setting Tolerance Limit
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMR6
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Invoice
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2. On the Change View “Tolerance Limits”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, enter the following values for company code 1000. Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
AN
Company Code
1000
Absolute value: not check
X
4. Save your settings. 5. Repeat steps 2. to 3. for all combinations of company codes and tolerance keys displayed by the following shortcuts: Company Code 1000 Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
AP
Comapany Code
1000
Absolute value: Do not check
X
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
BD
Comapany Code
1000
Absolute value: Do not check Absolute value: Check limit
X
Value
0.05
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
BR
Company Code
1000
Lower limit Percentage Check limit
X
Tolerance limit %
20.00
Upper limit Percentage Check limit
X
Value
10.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
BW
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Field name
User action and values
Company Code
1000
Percentage: Do not check (Lower limit)
X
Percentage: Check limit (Lower limit) Tolerance limit % (Lower limit)
5.00
Percentage: Do not check (Upper limit)
X
Percentage: Check limit (Upper limit) Tolerance limit % (Upper limit)
5.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
DQ
Company Code
1000
Lower Limit: Absolute- Do not check
X
Value
2.66
Lower limit : Percentage- Do not Check
X
Tolerance limit %
5.00
Upper Limit: Absolute- Do not Check
X
Value Upper Limit : Percentage- Do not Check
X
Tolerance limit %
5.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
DW
Company Code
1000
Upper limit: Absolute Do not check Check limit
X
Value
50.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
KW
Comapany Code
1000
Lower limit: Check limit
X
Value
10.23
Lower limit : Percentage- Do not check
X
Tolerance limit %
5.00
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Upper limit: Absolute-Check limit
X
Value
10.23
Upper limit: Percentage-Do not Check Limit
X
Tolerance limit %
5.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
PP
Company Code
1000
Lower limit: Absolute Do not check
X
Value
2.66
Lower limit : Percentage- Check limit
X
Tolerance limit %
10.00
Upper Limit: Absolute-Do not Check
X
Value
2.66
Upper Limit: Percentage-Check limit
X
Tolerance limit %
10.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
PS
Company Code
1000
Lower limit : Absolute Do not check
X
Value Lower limit : Percentage- Do not check
X
Tolerance limit % Upper limit: Absolute- Do not check
X
Value Upper limit: Percentage-Check limit
X
Tolerance limit %
10.00
Field name
User action and values
Tolerance key
ST
Company Code
1000
Upper limit: Absolute- check limit
X
Value
500.00
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User action and values
Tolerance key
VP
Company Code
1000
Lower limit : Percentage- Do not Check
X
Tolerance limit % Upper limit: Percentage-Do not Check
X
Tolerance limit % 6. Choose Back (F3).
4.6.3
Editing PO Supplement Text in Invoice Verification
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMR8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Edit PO Supplement Text in Invoice Verification
2. On the PO Text Types screen, choose Order text general. 3. On the Change View “PO Supplement”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 4. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Company Code
PO Text
1000
X
5. Save your settings.
4.6.4
PO Supplement Text: Parameters, Invoice Verification
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMR8
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Edit PO Supplement Text in Invoice Verification
2. On the PO Text Types screen, choose Notifiable order text types. 3. On the Change View “Assignment Company Code -> PO Text Types”: Overview screen, choose New Entries and make the following entries: Company Code
ID
1000
F03
1000
F05
1000
F06
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Company Code
ID
1000
F07
1000
F11
4. Save your entries.
4.6.5
Configuring Vendor-Specific Tolerances
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Configure Vendor - specific Tolerances
2. On the Change View “Vendor Specific Tolerances”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, make the following entries for company code 1000: Field name
User action and values
Company Code
1000
Tolerance Group
0001
Absolute lower limit: Check limit
X
NegAccLowerLimt
-200.00
Percentage lower limit:
X
Check limit PercLowerAccLim
4.00%
Negative small difference: Check limit
X
Small diff.
-10.00
Positive small difference: Check limit
X
Small diff.
5.00
Absolute upper limit: Check limit
X
PosAccUpperLimt
50.00
Percentage upper limit: check limit
X
PercUpperAccLim
2.00%
Automatic invoice reduction. Absolute Upper limit: Check limit
X
Inv.Red.Tol.Amn
40.00
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Field name
User action and values
Percentage upper limit: Check limit
X
Per.Inv.Red.To
5.00%
4. Save your settings.
4.6.6
Activating Direct Posting to G/L Accounts and Material Accounts
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Activate Direct Posting to G/L Accounts and Material Accounts
2. On the Change View “Customizing: Direct Posting in Log. Invoice Verification” screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Dir posting to GL acct = active
X
Dir posting to matl = active
X
3. Save your settings. 4. Choose Back (F3).
4.6.7
Setting Check for Duplicate Invoices
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Set Check for Duplicate Invoices
2. On the Change View “Duplicate Invoice Check”: Overview screen, choose New Entries and maintain the following values: Company Code
Check Co. Code
Check reference
Check Inv. Date
1000
X
X
X
3. Choose Save.
4.6.8
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
OMR4
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistic Invoice Verification → Incoming Invoice → Number Assignment → Maintain Number Assignment for Accounting Documents
2. On the Doc.Types/Number Range: Invoice receipt screen, choose Document Types in Invoice Verification. 3. On the Change View “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Overview screen, select the line with the transaction code shown below and choose Details. Transaction MIRO 4. On the Change View “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Details screen, enter the following data: Transaction
Document Type
MIRO
RE
Doc. type reval.
Doc. type add. doc.
DocType invoice reduction RK
5. Choose Back. 6. On the Change view “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Overview screen, select the line with the transaction code shown below and choose Details. Transaction MRKO 7. On the Change View “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Details screen, enter the following data: Transaction
Document Type
MRKO
Y1
Doc. type reval.
Doc. type add. doc.
DocType invoice reduction
8. Choose Back. 9. On the Change view “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Overview screen, select the line with the transaction code shown below and choose Details. Transaction MR8M 10. On the Change View “Document Types Invoice Verification/Valuation”: Details screen, enter the following data: Transaction MR8M
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Doc. type reval.
Doc. type add. doc.
DocType invoice reduction RK
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11. Go Back. 12. Choose Save.
5 Configuration of Sales and Distribution 5.1 Basic Functions 5.1.1
Setting up Partner Determination. - Account Groups Function Assignment
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Sales and Distribution → Basic Functions → Partner Determination → Set Up Partner Determination
Transaction code
SPRO
2. In the Choose Activity dialog box, double-click Set Up Partner Determination for Customer Master. 3. On the Change View “Partner Determinations Procedure": Overview screen, double-click Account Groups - Function Assignment. 4. On the Change View “Account Groups - Function Assignment”: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 5. On the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Partner Function
SH
Account Group
YBVC
6. Choose Save.
6 Configuration of Logistics Execution 6.1 Shipping 6.1.1
Setting up Partner Determination for Deliveries
Use In this activity, you set up partner determination for deliveries.
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Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Logistics Execution → Shipping → Basic Shipping Functions → Partners → Set Up Partner Determination for Deliveries
2. On the Change View “Partner Determination Procedures”: Overview screen, double-click Partner Determination Procedure Assignment. 3. Choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries: DlvTy
Description
ParPr
RL
Returns (Pur.Ord.)
LF
5. Choose Save.
7 Master Data 7.1 Purchasing Output Conditions 7.1.1
Output Condition Records: Purchasing RFQ
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for a purchasing RFQ.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics Materials Management Purchasing Master Data Messages Request for Quotation Create
Transaction code
MN01
2. On the Create Output-Condition records: Purchasing RFQ screen, enter output type NEU and choose Enter. 3. In the Key Combination dialog box, choose Purchasing Output Determination: Document Type and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition records (RFQ): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Doc. Type
Function
AN AB
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Date/Time
VN
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4
VN
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5. Mark all lines. 6. Choose Communication. 7. On the Create Condition records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Insert your own printer
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
Select flag if the printout should be printed immediately and not put into spool only
8. Go to next entry with button Next output (shift F7). Enter entries from step before. 9. Save your entries. 10. Repeat steps 2-9 with output types ABSA and MAHN.
Result The condition records are created. For output type NEU the system automatically generates an output message.
7.1.2
Output Condition Records: Purchase Order
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for a purchase order.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics Materials Management Purchasing Master Data Messages Purchase Order Create
Transaction code
MN04
2. On the Create Output-Condition Records: Purchase Order screen, enter output type NEU and choose Enter. 3. In the Key Combination dialog box, choose Purchasing Output Determination: Document Type and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition records (Purchase Order): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Doc. Type
User action and values
Note
NB
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Next Item Line Doc. Type Funct
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Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Next Item Line Doc. Type
DB
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
5. Choose Communication. 6. On the Create Condition records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device Number of messages
1
7. Save your entries.
Result The condition records are created. For output type NEU the system automatically generates an output message.
7.1.3
Output Condition Records: Purchasing Outline Agreement
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for an outline agreement.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics Materials Management Purchasing Master Data Messages Outline Agreement Create
Transaction code
MN07
2. On the Create Output-Condition records: Purch.Outline Agr. screen, enter output type NEU and choose Enter. 3. In the Key Combination dialog box, choose Purchasing Output Determination: Document Type and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition Records (Outline Agreement): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Doc. Type
Function
MK
Medium
Date/Time
VN
1
4
WK
VN
1
4
LP
VN
1
4
LPA
VN
1
4
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1
4
5. Choose Communication. 6. On the Create Condition records (RFQ): Communication screen, for each document type make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Insert your own printer
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
Select flag if the printout should be printed immediately and not put into spool only
7. Save your entries.
Result The condition records are created. For output type NEU the system automatically generates an output message.
7.1.4
Output Condition Records: Schedule Agreement
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for a schedule agreement.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics Materials Management Purchasing Master Data Messages Scheduling Agreement Delivery Schedule Create
Transaction code
MN10
2. On the Create Output-Condition Records: Purch.SchAgrRelease. screen, enter output type LPET and choose Enter. 3. In the Key Combination dialog box, choose Purchasing Output Determination: Document Type and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition Records (…): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Doc. Type
Function
LP
Partner
Medium
Date/Time
VN
1
4
LPA
VN
1
4
LU
VN
1
4
5. Select all lines. 6. Choose Communication. 7. On the Create Condition Records (…): Communication screen, make the following entries for each output: Field name Output Device
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User action and values
Note
LP01
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Number of messages
1
Print immediately
Select flag if the printout should be printed immediately and not put into spool only
8. Go to the next entry with button Next Output (shift F7). Enter entries from step before. 9. Save your entries. 10. Repeat steps 1-9 with the following entries: Output Type LPH2 LPJ2 LPMA
Result The condition records are created. For output type LPET, LPH2, LPJ2, LPMA, the system automatically generates an output message.
7.1.5
Output Condition Records: Service Entry Sheet
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for a service entry sheet.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics Materials Management Service Entry Sheet Environment Messages Create
Transaction code
MN13
2. On the Create Output-Condition Records: Purch.Outline Agr. screen, enter output type NEU and choose Enter. 3. In the Key Combination dialog box, choose Purchasing Output Determination: Document Type and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition Records (Entry of Srvc Prfrmd): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Doc. Type
Function
NB FO
Partner
Medium
Date/Time
VN
1
4
VN
1
4
5. Mark all lines. 6. Choose Communication.
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7. On the Create Condition Records (Entry of Srvc Prfrmd): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Insert your own printer
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
Select flag if the printout should be printed immediately and not put into spool only
8. Go to the next entry with button Next Output (shift F7). Enter entries from step before. 9. Save your entries.
Result The condition records are created. For output type NEU the system automatically generates an output message.
7.1.6
Output Condition Records: Inventory Management
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for Inventory Management.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
MN21
IMG menu
Materials Management Inventory Management and Physical Inventory Output Determination Maintain Conditions
2. In the Choose Activity dialog box, double click Create Condition: Inventory Mgmt. 3. On the Create Output-Condition records: Inventory Management. screen, enter output type WA01 and choose Enter. 4. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note Vers.1): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
1
Print Item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Printing of document item
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WA
Print Version
1
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6
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Printing of document item
5. Choose Communication. 6. On the Create Condition records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
7. Save your entries. 8. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WA02 and choose Enter. 9. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note Vers.2): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WA
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
6
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
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10. Choose Communication. 11. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
12. Save your entries. 13. Go back to the Create Output-Condition records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WA03 and choose Enter. 14. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note Vers.3): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
3
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WA
Print Version
3
Print Item
Printing of document item
6
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
15. Choose Communication. 16. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print
X
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X
select
17. Save your entries. 18. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WE01 and choose Enter. 19. On the Create Condition Records (GR Note Vers.1): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WE
Print Version
1
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WE
Print Version
1
Print Item
Printing of document item
2
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
20. Choose Communication. 21. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
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22. Save your entries. 23. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WE02 and choose Enter. 24. On the Create Condition Records (GR Note Vers.2): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WE
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WE
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
2
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
25. Choose Communication. 26. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
27. Save your entries. 28. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WE03 and choose Enter. 29. On the Create Condition Records (GR Note Vers.3): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name Trans./Event Type
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User action and values
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3
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WE
Print Version
3
Print Item
Printing of document item
2
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
30. Choose Communication. 31. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
32. Save your entries. 33. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WF01 and choose Enter. 34. On the Create Condition Records (GR Prod. Ord. Vers.1): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WF
Print Version
1
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
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WF
Print Version
1
Print Item
Printing of document item
2
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
35. Choose Communication. 36. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
37. Save your entries. 38. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WF02 and choose Enter. 39. On the Create Condition Records (GR Prod. Ord. Vers.2): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WF
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
1
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
Next Item Line Doc. Type
WF
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
2
Medium
Message transmission
1
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Dispatch time
4
40. Choose Communication. 41. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
42. Save your entries. 43. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WLB1 and choose Enter. 44. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note RP. Vers.1): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
1
Print Item
Printing of document item
3
D/C indic
Debit/Credit Indicator
H
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
45. Choose Communication. 46. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
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47. Save your entries. 48. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WLB2 and choose Enter. 49. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note RP. Vers.2): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
2
Print Item
Printing of document item
3
D/C indic
Debit/Credit Indicator
H
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
Note
50. Choose Communication. 51. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
52. Save your entries. 53. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Inventory Management screen, enter output type WLB3 and choose Enter. 54. On the Create Condition Records (GI Note RP. Vers.2): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
User action and values
Trans./Event Type
WA
Print Version
3
Print Item
Printing of document item
3
D/C indic
Debit/Credit Indicator
H
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/Time
Dispatch time
4
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55. Choose Communication. 56. On the Create Condition Records (RFQ): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Note
Output Device
LP01
Number of messages
1
Print immediately
X
select
Release after output
X
select
57. Save your entries.
Result The condition records are created. For the following output types, the output messages are generated automatically: WA01, WA02, WA03, WE01, WE02, WE03, WF01, WF02, WLB1, WLB2, WLB3.
7.1.7
Output Condition Record: Invoice Verification
The purpose of this activity is to create an output condition record for invoice verification.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
MRM1
IMG menu
Materials Management → Logistics Invoice Verification → Message Determination → Maintain Conditions
2. In the Choose Activity dialog box, double click Create Condition: Invoice Verification. 3. On the Create Output-Condition records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type EINK and choose Enter. 4. Choose Key combination and select CoCode, Blocking Reason: Price in the Key Combination dialog box. Choose Enter. 5. On the Create Condition records (Mail to Purchasing): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values 1000
BlockR Pr.
Blocking reason: price
select
Funct
Partner function
ME
Medium
Message transmission medium
7
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
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EN
6. Save your entries. 7. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type MLPP. 8. Choose Key Combination and choose CoCde, choose Enter. 9. On the Create Condition Records (Mail Price Deviation): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
ME
Medium
Message transmission medium
7
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
Language
EN
10. Save your entries. 11. Go back to the Create Output-Condition records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type REKL. 12. Choose Key combination and select CoCde, choose Enter. 13. On the Create Condition records (Complaint): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
PI
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/time
Dispatch time
3
Language
EN
14. Choose Communication. 15. On the Create Condition Records (Complaint): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name Output Device
Description
User action and values
Note
LP01
16. Save your entries.
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17. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type KONS. 18. Choose Key Combination and choose CoCde, choose Enter. 19. On the Create Condition Records (Consignment): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
Language
EN
20. Choose Communication. 21. On the Create Condition Records (Consignment): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
Output Device
User action and values
Note
LP01
22. Save your entries. 23. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type RAP. 24. Choose Key Combination and choose CoCde, choose Enter. 25. On the Create Condition Records (New Value Method): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
Language
EN
26. Choose Communication. 27. On the Create Condition Records (New Value Method): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name Output Device
Description
User action and values
Note
LP01
28. Save your entries.
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29. Go back to the Create Output-Condition records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type RAP6. 30. Choose Key Combination and choose CoCde, choose Enter. 31. On the Create Condition Records (New Value Method): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
Language
EN
32. Choose Communication. 33. On the Create Condition Records (New Valuation EDI): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
Output Device
User action and values
Note
LP01
34. Save your entries. 35. Go back to the Create Output-Condition Records: Invoice Verification screen, enter output type ERS. 36. Choose Key Combination and select CoCde, Choose Enter. 37. On the Create Condition Records (ERS Procedure): Fast Entry screen, enter the following values and choose Enter: Field name
Description
Company Code
User action and values
Note
1000
Funct
Partner function
VN
Medium
Message transmission medium
1
Date/time
Dispatch time
4
Language
EN
38. Choose Communication. 39. On the Create Condition Records (ERS Procedure): Communication screen, make the following entries: Field name
Description
User action and values
Output Device
LP01
Print immediately
Deselect
Note
40. Save your entries.
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Result The condition records are created. For the following output types, the output messages are generated automatically: EINK, MLPP, REKL, KONS, RAP, RAP6, ERS.
7.2 Foreign Trade 7.2.1
Creating Tax Conditions Records
Use The purpose of this activity is to create condition records for automatically determination of the tax code in a purchase document.
Prerequisites The access sequence 0003 for the condition NAVS has been maintained.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: SAP ECC menu
Logistics → Materials Management → Purchasing → Master Data → Taxes → Create
Transaction code
MEK1
2. Enter the condition type NAVS Non-Deductible Tax and choose Enter. 3. Choose the key combination Taxes: Material, Plant and Origin and choose Enter. 4. Create an entry for each possible combination of Tax indicator for material, Tax Indicator: Plant and Tax indicator: Import and assign in column Tax the tax code, which should be determined for the appropriated combination. 5. Entries for Chinese (Country key CN): Tax ind.
TaxIndPlnt
Import
Tax Code
0
0
0
J0
0
0
1
J0
0
0
2
J0
0
1
0
J0
0
1
1
J0
0
1
2
J0
1
0
0
J0
1
0
1
J0
1
0
2
J0
1
1
0
J0
1
1
1
J1
1
1
2
J1
6. Choose Save.
Result The tax condition record has been created.
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8 Individual BC Sets/ Manual Steps 8.1 Defining Parallel Processing in MRP Use The purpose of this activity is to define parallel process in MRP.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
Materials Management → Consumption-Based Planning → Define Parallel Processing in MRP
2. On the Change View ”Destinations for Parallel Processing“: Overview screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, make the following entries: Field name
User action and values
Destinat. for parallel processing
for example,
No. of sessions
1
The value of Destinat. for parallel process must include a different value in a different server, if this value is determined by other Customizing steps. In this project, choose PWDF0505_SD7_22. You can use the input help to select the corresponding value. 4. Choose Save. 5. Choose Back.
Result You have made the required settings for parallel processing for MRP.
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