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ویرایش: 3. ed., updated and rev
نویسندگان: Murray. Martin
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781592293582, 9781592297207
ناشر: Galileo Press
سال نشر: 2015
تعداد صفحات: 671
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 24 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Materials management with SAP ERP: functionality and technical configuration به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب مدیریت مواد با SAP ERP: عملکرد و پیکربندی فنی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
قدرت مدیریت مواد (MM) با SAP ERP را در این نسخه کاملاً بهروز شده و توسعهیافته کشف کنید. نحوه عملکرد و ادغام MM با سایر نرمافزارهای کلیدی SAP را بررسی کنید. عملکردهای اصلی و تکنیکهای پیکربندی را برای سادهسازی فرآیندهای سازمان خود بیابید. اجرای مدیریت مواد (MM) شما با این راهنمای جامع و کاملاً به روز شده. بر اساس SAP ERP 6.0، این نسخه جدید از پرفروشترین کتاب، مرجعی جامع به مفاهیم مدیریت مواد در SAP است، با مثالهای جدید واقعی و کاربردی برای کمک به درک سریع و کارآمد اطلاعات. همه چیزهایی را که باید بدانید، از رسید کالا و تأیید فاکتور گرفته تا ارزیابی ترازنامه و دفتر کل مواد، یاد خواهید گرفت. فرآیندها و مفاهیم مدیریت مواد مفاهیم مختلف مدیریت مواد و نحوه استفاده از آنها را برای کمک به اجرای روان کسب و کار خود کشف کنید. پیکربندی مدیریت مواد، جزئیات پیکربندی خاصی را بیاموزید تا به شما در بهینهسازی پیادهسازی MM کمک کند. پوشش جامع مفاهیم کلیدی بر عناصر مختلف SAP ERP، از جمله دادههای اصلی مواد، دادههای اصلی فروشنده، درخواستهای خرید، درخواست برای نقلقول، مدیریت موجودی، و موارد دیگر تسلط پیدا کنید. . سناریوها و مثالهای دنیای واقعی از توصیهها و مثالهای تخصصی برای کمک به فرآیندهای MM خود استفاده کنید. ویرایش سوم، بهروزرسانیشده و گسترشیافته این کتاب بهروزرسانی شده است تا حاوی محتوای جدیدی در مورد استراتژی انتشار برای خرید، کلیدهای تدارکات ویژه، ارزشگذاری تقسیمی، شرایط قیمتگذاری در خرید، مالیاتها در MM، و همچنین اسکرینشاتهایی برای آخرین رابط کاربری گرافیکی و پیوستهای جدید باشد.
Discover the power of Materials Management (MM) with SAP ERP in this completely updated and expanded edition Explore how MM works and integrates with other key SAP software Master core functionalities and configuration techniques to streamline your organization s processes Find out how to make the most of your Materials Management (MM) implementation with this completely updated, comprehensive guide. Based on SAP ERP 6.0, this new edition of the best-selling book is a comprehensive reference to the ins and outs of Materials Management in SAP, with new real-world, practical examples to help you grasp the information quickly and efficiently. You ll learn everything you need to know, from goods receipt and invoice verification to balance sheet valuation and the material ledger. Materials Management Processes and Concepts Discover the various concepts of materials management and how they can be used to help your business run smoothly. Materials Management Configuration Learn specific configuration details to help you optimize your MM implementation.Comprehensive Coverage of Key Concepts Master the various elements of SAP ERP, including material master data, vendor master data, purchase requisitions, request for quotations, inventory management, and much more. Real-World Scenarios and Examples Use the expert advice and examples throughout to help you with your own MM processes. Third Edition, Updated and Expanded This book is updated to include new content on the release strategy for purchasing, special procurement keys, split valuation, pricing conditions in purchasing, taxes in MM, as well as screenshots for the latest GUI and new appendices.
Preface 1 Materials Management Overview 1.1 Materials Management as a Part of SAP ERP 1.1.1 SAP History 1.1.2 Core SAP ERP Functionality 1.1.3 Business Suite Functionality 1.2 Materials Management as Part of Logistics 1.2.1 Definition of Logistics and Supply Chain 1.2.2 Management of the Supply Chain 1.2.3 SAP and Logistics 1.3 MM Integration 1.3.1 The Material Flow of the Supply Chain 1.3.2 The Information Flow of the Supply Chain 1.3.3 The Financial Flow of the Supply Chain 1.4 Summary 2 Materials Management Organizational Structure 2.1 Client Structure 2.1.1 What Is a Client? Client 000 Client 001 Client 066 2.1.2 Creating the Client Landscape 2.1.3 Defining a Client 2.1.4 Correction and Transport System (CTS) 2.2 Company Code 2.2.1 What Is a Company? 2.2.2 Creating a Company Code 2.2.3 Assigning a Company Code 2.3 Plants 2.3.1 What Is a Plant? 2.3.2 Prerequisites for a Plant 2.3.3 Defining a Plant 2.3.4 Valuation Level 2.3.5 Assigning a Plant 2.4 Storage Locations 2.4.1 What Is a Storage Location? 2.4.2 Defining a Storage Location 2.4.3 Automatic Creation of Storage Locations 2.5 Warehouse and Storage Types 2.5.1 Assign a Warehouse to a Plant and Storage Location 2.5.2 Storage Type 2.5.3 Storage Sections and Storage Bins 2.6 Purchasing Organization 2.6.1 What Is a Purchasing Organization? 2.6.2 Types of Purchasing Organizations Purchasing at an Enterprise Level Purchasing at the Company Level Purchasing at the Plant Level Reference Purchasing Organization 2.6.3 Create a Purchasing Organization 2.6.4 Purchasing Groups 2.7 Business Examples — Organizational Structure 2.7.1 Client Structure Example 2.7.2 Plants Example 2.7.3 Storage Locations Example 2.7.4 Warehouse Management Example 2.7.5 Purchasing Organization Example 2.8 Summary 3 Master Data in Materials Management 3.1 Material Master 3.1.1 Material Master Overview 3.1.2 Material Master Tables 3.1.3 Material Numbering 3.1.4 Material Number Range 3.1.5 Material Type 3.2 Vendor Master 3.2.1 Definition of a Vendor 3.2.2 Vendor Master in SAP General Data Accounting Data Purchasing Data 3.2.3 Vendor Account Groups 3.2.4 Vendor Number Range 3.3 Purchasing Information Data 3.3.1 Purchasing Information Record 3.3.2 Purchasing Information Record for a Non-Stock Material 3.3.3 Purchasing Information Record Numbering 3.3.4 Purchasing Information Record-Screen Layout 3.4 Batch Management Data 3.4.1 What Is a Batch? 3.4.2 Batch Level Client Level Plant Level Material Level 3.4.3 Changing the Batch Level 3.4.4 Batch-Status Management 3.4.5 Initial Batch Status 3.4.6 Batch-Number Assignment 3.5 Serial Number Data 3.5.1 What Is a Serial Number? 3.5.2 Serial Number Profile 3.5.3 Serializing Procedures 3.6 Business Examples – Master Data in Materials Management 3.6.1 Material Master Data Example 3.6.2 Vendor Master Data Example 3.6.3 Purchasing Data Example 3.6.4 Batch Management Example 3.6.5 Serial Numbers Example 3.7 Summary 4 Material Master Data – Part 1 4.1 Industry Sector 4.2 Material Type 4.2.1 Standard Material Types CONT – KANBAN Container DIEN – Services ERSA – Spare Parts FERT – Finished Good FHMI – Production Resources/Tools (PRT) HALB – Semi-Finished Goods HAWA – Trading Goods HERS – Manufacturer Parts HIBE – Operating Supplies IBAU – Maintenance Assembly KMAT – Configurable Material LEER – Empties LEIH – Returnable Packaging NLAG – Non-Stock Material PIPE – Pipeline Material ROH – Raw Materials UNBW – Non-Valuated Material VERP – Packaging Material WETT – Competitive Products 4.2.2 Configuring Material Types 4.2.3 Changing a Material Type 4.3 Basic Data 4.3.1 Creating a Material Master Record - Immediately 4.3.2 Creating a Material Master Record - Schedule 4.3.3 Creating a Material Master Record – Special 4.3.4 Organizational Levels MRP Profile Forecast Profile 4.3.5 Basic Data Screen Material Description Base Unit of Measure Material Group Old Material Number Division Laboratory/Design Office Cross-Plant Material Status Product Hierarchy General Item Category Group Dimensions EAN/UPC Product/Inspection Memo and Industry Standard Description Basic Material Dangerous Goods (DG) Indicator Profile Environmentally Relevant Highly Viscous and In Bulk/Liquid Design Drawing Fields Cross-Plant Configurable Material Material Group: Packaging Materials 4.4 Classification Data 4.4.1 Class Type 4.4.2 Classes 4.4.3 Characteristics 4.5 Purchasing Data 4.5.1 General Data Base Unit of Measure Order Unit Variable Order Unit Plant-Specific Material Status Tax Indicator for Material Qualify for Free Goods Discount Material Freight Group Automatic Purchase Order Batch-Management Requirement Indicator 4.5.2 Purchasing Value Key Deadline Monitoring – Reminders Deadline Monitoring – Acknowledgement Required GR/IR Control – Under-Delivery Tolerance GR/IR Control – Over-Delivery Tolerance GR/IR Control – Unlimited Over-Delivery Allowed GR/IR Control – Shipping Instructions Vendor Evaluation – Minimum-Delivery Quantity Percentage Vendor Evaluation – Standardizing Value for Delivery-Time Variance 4.5.3 Other Data/Manufacturer Data Goods-Receipt Processing Time in Days Post to Inspection Stock Critical Part Source List Quota Arrangement Usage Item Relevant to JIT Delivery Schedules 4.5.4 Manufacturer Parts Manufacturer Part Number Manufacturer 4.5.5 Foreign Trade Data Commodity Code/Import Code Number for Foreign Trade Export/Import Group CAS Number for Pharmaceutical Products PRODCOM Number for Foreign Trade Control Code for Consumption Taxes in Foreign Trade 4.5.6 Origin/EU Market Organization/Preferences Country of Origin Region of Origin CAP Product List Number CAP Product Group Preference Status Vendor Declaration Status 4.5.7 Legal Control Exemption Certificate/Certificate Number/Issue Date Military Goods 4.6 Forecasting Data 4.6.1 General Data Forecast Model Period Indicator Fiscal Year Variant Reference Material for Consumption Reference Plant Date To Multiplier 4.6.2 Number of Periods Required Historical Periods Forecast Periods Number of Periods for Initialization Fixed Periods Number of Periods per Seasonal Cycle 4.6.3 Control Data Initialization Indicator Tracking Limit Reset Forecast Model Automatically Model Selection Selection Procedure Indicator for Parameter Optimization Optimization Level Weighting Group Correction Factor Indicator 4.7 Work Scheduling Data 4.7.1 General Data Production Unit Production Scheduler Production Storage Location Production Scheduling Profile 4.7.2 Tolerance Data Under-Delivery Tolerance Over-Delivery Tolerance Unlimited Over-Delivery 4.7.3 In-House Production Time in Days Setup Time Processing Time Base Quantity Interoperation Time In-House Production Time 4.8 Sales Organizational Data 4.8.1 General Data Sales Unit Variable Sales Unit Not Allowed Indicator Cross-Distribution Chain Material Status Delivering Plant 4.8.2 Tax Data Tax Category/Tax Classification 4.8.3 Quantity Stipulations Minimum Order Quantity Minimum Delivery Quantity Delivery Unit Rounding Profile 4.8.4 Grouping Items Material Statistics Group Volume Rebate Group Commission Group Material Pricing Group Account Assignment Group 4.8.5 Material Groups 4.8.6 Product Attributes 4.9 Sales General Data 4.9.1 General Data Replacement Part Availability Check Approved Batch Record Required Indicator 4.9.2 Shipping Data Transportation Group Loading Group Setup Time Processing Time/Base Quantity 4.9.3 General Plant Parameters Negative Stock in Plant Profit Center Serial Number Profile Distribution Profile Level of Explicitness for Serial Number 4.10 Business Examples – Material Master Data 4.10.1 Material Type Example 4.10.2 Classification Data Example 4.10.3 Purchasing Data Example 4.10.4 Sales Data Example 4.11 Summary 5 Material Master Data – Part 2 5.1 Production Resources/Tools (PRT) Data 5.1.1 General Data Task List Usage Grouping Keys 1 and 2 5.1.2 Default Values for Task List Assignment Control Key for the Management of PRTs Standard Text Key Quantity Formula Usage Value Formula Reference Date to Start of PRT Usage Offset to Start Reference Date for Finish/Offset to Finish 5.2 Plant Data/Storage Location 5.2.1 General Data Storage Bin Picking Area Temperature Conditions Storage Conditions Container Requirements Hazardous Material Number Cycle Counting Physical Inventory Indicator Cycle Counting Indicator Is Fixed Number of Goods Receipt Slips Label Type Label Form 5.2.2 Shelf Life Data Maximum Storage Period Time Unit Minimum Remaining Shelf Life Total Shelf Life Period Indicator for Shelf-Life Expiration Date Rounding Rule SLED 5.3 Warehouse Management Data 5.3.1 General Data Warehouse Management Unit of Measure Unit of Issue Picking Storage Type 5.3.2 Storage Strategies Stock Removal Stock Placement Storage Section Bulk Storage Special Movement Message to IM Two-Step Picking Allow Addition to Stock Indicator 5.3.3 Palletization Data Loading Equipment Quantity/Unit of Measure Storage Unit Type 5.3.4 Storage Bin Stock Storage Bin Maximum Bin Quantity Control Quantity Minimum Bin Quantity Replenishment Quantity Rounding Quantity 5.4 Quality Management Data 5.4.1 General Data Inspection Setup Post to Inspection Stock Indicator Material Authorization Group for Activities in QM Document Required Indicator Inspection Interval Catalog Profile 5.4.2 Procurement Data QM in Procurement Indicator QM Control Key Certificate Type Target QM System 5.5 Material Requirements Planning Data 5.5.1 General Data MRP Group ABC Indicator 5.5.2 MRP Procedure MRP Type Reorder Point Planning Time Fence Planning Cycle MRP Controller 5.5.3 Lot Size Data Lot Size Minimum Lot Size Maximum Lot Size Fixed Lot Size Maximum Stock Level Ordering Costs Storage Costs Indicator Assembly Scrap Takt Time 5.5.4 Procurement Procurement Type Batch Entry Special Procurement Production Storage Location Default Supply Area Storage Location for External Procurement JIT Delivery Schedule Co-Product Indicator Bulk Material Indicator 5.5.5 Net Requirements Calculations Safety Stock Service Level Minimum Safety Stock Coverage Profile Safety Time Indicator Safety Time/Actual Coverage Period Profile for Safety Time 5.5.6 Forecast Requirements Period Indicator Fiscal Year Variant Splitting Indicator 5.5.7 Planning Strategy Group Consumption Mode Backward Consumption Period Forward Consumption Period Mixed MRP Planning Material Planning Plant Conversion Factor for Planning Material 5.5.8 Availability Check Total Replenishment Lead Time Cross-Project Material Indicator 5.5.9 Bill of Materials Explosion/Dependent Requirements Selection Method Component Scrap Individual or Collective Requirements Requirements Group MRP Dependent Requirements 5.5.10 Discontinued Parts Discontinuation Indicator Effective-out Date Follow-Up Material 5.5.11 Repetitive Manufacturing/Assembly/Deployment Strategy Repetitive Manufacturing Indicator Repetitive Manufacturing Profile Action Control Fair Share Rule Push Distribution 5.5.12 Storage Location MRP Storage Location MRP Indicator Special Procurement Type at Storage Location Level Reorder Point for Storage Location MRP Replenishment Quantity for Storage Location MRP 5.6 Accounting Data 5.6.1 General Data Valuation Category ML Active 5.6.2 Current Valuation Valuation Class Valuation Class for Sales Order Stocks Valuation Class for Project Stock Price Control Price Unit Moving Price Standard Price Future Price 5.6.3 Determination of Lowest Value Tax Price Commercial Price Devaluation Indicator 5.6.4 LIFO Data LIFO/FIFO-Relevant LIFO Pool 5.7 Costing Data 5.7.1 General Data Do Not Cost With Quantity Structure Origin Group Material Origin Overhead Group 5.7.2 Quantity Structure Data Group Group Counter Task-List Type Costing Lot Size 5.7.3 Standard Cost Estimate Planned Price Standard Price 5.7.4 Planned Prices Planned Price 1 Planned Price Date 1 5.8 Business Examples – Material Master Data 5.8.1 Plant and Storage Location Data Example 5.8.2 Warehouse Data Example 5.8.3 Quality Management Data Example 5.8.4 Material Requirements Planning Data Example 5.8.5 Accounting Data Example 5.9 Summary 6 Vendor Master Data 6.1 General Data 6.1.1 Address Screen Title Name Search Terms Street Address PO Box Address Communication 6.1.2 Control Screen Customer Trading Partner Corporate Group Tax Numbers 1 and 2 Tax Type Jurisdiction Code Country-Specific Tax Fields Global Location Number (GLN) Industry Key Standard Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC) Forwarding Agent Freight Group Service-Agent Procedure Group Vendor’s QM System QM System Valid to Date External Manufacturer Code Name or Number 6.1.3 Payment Transactions Bank Details Payment Transactions 6.2 Accounting Information 6.2.1 Accounting Information Reconciliation Account Sort Key Head Office Authorization Group Cash Management Group Release Group Minority Indicator Certification Date for Minority Vendors Interest Calculation Indicator Interest Calculation Frequency Withholding Tax Code Withholding Tax Country Key Vendor Recipient Type Exemption Number Validity Date for Exemption Exemption Authority Previous Account Number Personnel Number 6.2.2 Payment Transactions Payment Terms Tolerance Group Check Flag for Double Invoices Check Cashing Time Payment Methods Payment Block House Bank Individual Payment Indicator Bill of Exchange Limit Payment Advice by EDI 6.2.3 Correspondence Screen Dunning Procedure Dunning Block Dunning Recipient Legal Dunning Procedure Last Dunned Dunning Level Dunning Clerk Account Statement Indicator Accounting Clerk Account with Vendor Vendor Clerk Information 6.3 Purchasing Data 6.3.1 Conditions Order Currency Incoterms Vendor Schema Group Pricing Date Control Order Optimum Restrictions 6.3.2 Sales Data Salesperson Telephone Account with Vendor 6.3.3 Control Data Good Receipt-Based Invoice Verification Automatic Evaluated Receipt Settlement Acknowledgement Required Automatic Purchase Order Subsequent Settlement Business-Volume Comparison/Agreement Necessary Document Index Active Service-Based Invoice Verification ABC Indicator Mode of Transport for Foreign Trade Office of Entry Sort Criterion Grant Discount in Kind Relevant for Price Determination for Vendor Hierarchy 6.3.4 Default Data Material Purchasing Group Planned Delivery Time Confirmation Control Key Unit of Measure Group Rounding Profile 6.3.5 Service Data Price Marking Agreement Rack-Jobbing Agreement Order Entry by Vendor Vendor Service Level 6.3.6 Partner Functions 6.4 Business Examples – Vendor Master Data 6.4.1 General Data Example 6.4.2 Purchasing Data Example 6.5 Summary 7 Purchasing Information Data 7.1 Purchasing General Data 7.1.1 Create a Purchasing Information Record Standard Purchasing Information Record Subcontracting Purchasing Information Record Pipeline Purchasing Information Record Consignment Purchasing Information Record 7.1.2 Create a Purchasing Information Record with Material Number 7.1.3 Create a Purchasing Information Record without a Material Number 7.1.4 General Data Screen Reminder Fields Vendor Sub-Range (VSR) Vendor Sub-Range (VSR) Sort Number Points Return Agreement 7.2 Purchasing Organization Data 7.2.1 Conditions Validity Price Calculation Schema Condition Type Access Sequence Condition Tables 7.2.2 Text Screen 7.2.3 Statistical Data 7.3 Business Examples – Purchasing Information Data 7.3.1 Standard Purchasing Information Record Example 7.3.2 Subcontracting Purchasing Information Record Example 7.4 Summary 8 Batch Management Data 8.1 Batch Management Overview 8.1.1 Batch Definition 8.1.2 Pharmaceutical Industry Product Recall 8.2 Batch Master Record 8.2.1 Creating a Batch Production Date Shelf-Life Expiration Date Available From Batch Status Next Inspection Vendor Batch Class Characteristics Release Status Linked Documents Document Type Document Document Part Version 8.2.2 Changing a Batch 8.2.3 Deleting a Batch 8.3 Batch Determination 8.3.1 Batch Determination Condition Tables 8.3.2 Batch Determination Access Sequences 8.3.3 Batch Strategy Types 8.3.4 Batch Search Procedure 8.4 Batch Information Cockpit 8.4.1 Batch Information Cockpit Overview 8.4.2 BIC Standard Configuration 8.4.3 BIC User-Defined Configuration 8.5 Business Examples – Batch Management Data 8.5.1 Batch Management Record Example 8.5.2 Batch Determination Example 8.6 Summary 9 Material Master Record 9.1 Creating a Material Master Record 9.1.1 Create a Material Master Record Through a Schedule 9.2 Changing a Material Master Record 9.2.1 Change a Material Master Record - Immediately 9.2.2 Change a Material Master Record – Schedule 9.2.3 Change a Material Master Record – Activate Activate To Activate From Keep User Names Changes Per Processing Block Test Mode 9.3 Material Master Deletion 9.3.1 Flag for Deletion – Immediately 9.3.2 Flag for Deletion – Schedule 9.3.3 Flag for Deletion – Proposal List 9.3.4 Material Master Archiving 9.3.5 Remove a Material-Deletion Flag 9.4 Loading Material Master Records 9.4.1 Loading Material Master Records via Direct Input 9.4.2 Distribution of Material Master Records via ALE 9.5 Production Versions 9.5.1 Production Version Overview 9.5.2 Creating a Production Version Version Version Text Valid To/Valid From Basic Data Planning Data Bill of Material Data Repetitive Manufacturing Data Other Production-Version Data 9.5.3 Production Versions – Mass Processing 9.6 Revision Levels 9.6.1 Revision Level Overview 9.6.2 Revision Level Configuration 9.7 Business Examples – Material Master Record 9.7.1 Creating and Changing a Material Master Record Example 9.7.2 Material Master Deletion Example 9.7.3 Version Control Example 9.8 Summary 10 Vendor Master Record 10.1 Creating the Vendor Master Record 10.2 Changing the Vendor Master Record 10.2.1 Change Vendor Master Record - Current 10.2.2 Change Vendor Master Record - Planned 10.2.3 Display Planned Changes to Vendor Master Records 10.2.4 Activate Planned Changes 10.2.5 Change Vendor Account Group 10.3 Deleting Vendor Master Record 10.3.1 Flag a Vendor Master Record for Deletion Deletion Flags Deletion Blocks – General Data 10.3.2 Deleting Vendor Records via Archiving 10.4 Display Vendor Master Record 10.4.1 Display Vendor Master Record – Current 10.4.2 Display Vendor Master Record – Per Key Date 10.4.3 Display Vendors – Purchasing List 10.5 Blocking Vendors 10.5.1 Block a Vendor – Purchasing 10.6 One-Time Vendor 10.7 Vendor Sub-Range Functionality 10.8 Business Examples – Vendor Master 10.8.1 Creating and Changing a Vendor Master Record Example 10.8.2 Vendor Master Deletion Example 10.8.3 One Time Vendor Example 10.9 Summary 11 Purchasing Overview 11.1 Purchase Requisition 11.2 Request for Quotation 11.3 Quotation 11.4 Purchase Order 11.5 Source List and Source Determination 11.5.1 Single Source Compatibility Economic Justification 11.5.2 Multi-Source Valid To/Valid From Agreement/Item Fixed Source Blocked Source MRP Field 11.5.3 Generate a Source List 11.5.4 Source Determination 11.6 Conditions in Purchasing 11.6.1 Condition Processing Condition Types 11.6.2 Pricing Conditions Time-Dependent Conditions Time-Independent Conditions 11.6.3 Taxes 11.6.4 Delivery Costs 11.7 Vendor Evaluation 11.7.1 Vendor Evaluation Overview 11.7.2 Vendor Evaluation Criteria Main Criteria Subcriteria 11.7.3 Vendor Evaluation Weighting 11.7.4 Points Scoring for Criteria 11.7.5 Maintain Vendor Evaluation 11.7.6 Scoring for Automatic and Semi-Automatic Criteria 11.7.7 Evaluation for a Material 11.8 Business Examples - Purchasing 11.8.1 Purchase Requisitions Example 11.8.2 Source List Example 11.8.3 Conditions Example 11.8.4 Vendor Evaluation Example 11.9 Summary 12 Purchase Requisition 12.1 Indirectly Created Requisition 12.1.1 Purchase Requisition Created by Production Order 12.1.2 Purchase Requisition Created by Plant Maintenance Order 12.1.3 Purchase Requisition Created by Project Systems 12.1.4 Purchase Requisition Created by Materials Planning 12.2 Directly Created Requisition 12.2.1 Create a Purchase Requisition with a Material Master Record Document Type Purchase Requisition Number Item Category Account Assignment Category Plant/Storage Location Purchasing Group Requirement Tracking Number (RTN) Requisitioner 12.2.2 Create a Purchase Requisition without a Material Master Record 12.3 Processing a Purchase Requisition 12.3.1 Change a Purchase Requisition 12.3.2 Display a Purchase Requisition Purchase Requisition – Display Purchase Requisition – List Display Purchase Requisitions by Tracking Number 12.3.3 Close a Purchase Requisition 12.3.4 Follow-On Functions Assign Source 12.4 Business Examples – Purchase Requisitions 12.4.1 Indirectly Created Purchase Requisition Example 12.4.2 Directly Created Purchase Requisition Example 12.5 Summary 13 Request for Quotation 13.1 Creating a Request for Quotation 13.1.1 RFQ Type 13.1.2 RFQ Date 13.1.3 Quotation Deadline 13.1.4 RFQ Document Number 13.1.5 Organizational Data 13.1.6 Default Data for Items Item category Delivery Date Plant/Storage Location Material Group Requirement Tracking Number (RTN) 13.1.7 Collective Number 13.1.8 Validity Start/Validity End 13.1.9 Apply By 13.1.10 Binding Period 13.1.11 Reference Data 13.1.12 RFQ Item Detail 13.1.13 RFQ Delivery Schedule 13.1.14 Additional Data 13.1.15 Vendor Selection 13.2 Changing a Request for Quotation 13.3 Releasing an RFQ 13.3.1 Release Code/Release Group/Release Strategy 13.3.2 Set Release/Cancel Release 13.3.3 Release Prerequisite Fulfilled 13.3.4 List with Items 13.3.5 Scope of List 13.3.6 Purchasing Document Category 13.3.7 Other Selection Criteria 13.4 Issuing a Request for Quotation to a Vendor 13.5 Business Examples – Request for Quotation 13.5.1 Creating and Changing a Request for Quotation Example 13.5.2 Releasing a Request for Quotation Example 13.6 Summary 14 Quotation 14.1 Entering a Quotation 14.2 Comparing Quotations 14.2.1 Price Comparison Factor in Quotations 14.2.2 Other Qualitative Factors in Quotations 14.3 Rejecting Quotations 14.3.1 Flagging the Quotation as Rejected 14.3.2 Printing the Quotation Rejection 14.3.3 Advising Unsuccessful Bidders 14.4 Business Examples – Quotations 14.4.1 Comparing Quotations Example 14.4.2 Rejecting Quotations Example 14.5 Summary 15 Purchase Order 15.1 Create a Purchase Order 15.1.1 Create a Purchase Order with Vendor Known 15.1.2 Create a Purchase Order Where the Vendor Is Unknown 15.2 Maintaining a Purchase Order 15.3 Blocking and Canceling a Purchase Order 15.3.1 Block a Purchase Order Line Item 15.3.2 Canceling a Purchase Order Line Item 15.4 Account Assignment in a Purchase Order 15.4.1 Account Assignment Overview 15.4.2 Account Assignment Categories 15.4.3 Single Account Assignment 15.4.4 Multiple Account Assignment 15.5 Outline Purchase Agreement 15.5.1 Outline Purchase Agreement Overview 15.5.2 Outline Purchase Agreement Types 15.6 Scheduling Agreement 15.6.1 Scheduling Agreement Overview 15.6.2 Create a Scheduling Agreement Manually 15.6.3 Create a Scheduling Agreement with Reference 15.7 Contracts 15.7.1 Contract Overview Quantity Contract Value Contract 15.7.2 Centrally Agreed Contract 15.7.3 Creating a Contract 15.7.4 Release Order Against a Contract 15.8 Vendor Confirmation 15.8.1 Vendor Confirmation Overview 15.8.2 Confirmation Configuration External Confirmations Internal Confirmations 15.8.3 Enter a Manual Confirmation 15.9 Messages and Outputs 15.9.1 Message Overview 15.9.2 Message Creation 15.9.3 Message Output Definition 15.9.4 Output Messages 15.10 Pricing Procedures 15.10.1 Pricing Conditions 15.10.2 Condition Types 15.10.3 Condition Tables 15.10.4 Access Sequences 15.10.5 Calculation Schema 15.10.6 Price Determination 15.10.7 Standard Pricing Condition Type PB00 15.10.8 Calculation Schema for Condition Type PB00 15.11 Reporting 15.11.1 Reporting Overview 15.12 Release Procedures 15.12.1 Introduction to Release Procedures 15.12.2 Release with Classification for a Purchase Requisition Edit Characteristics Edit Class Release Groups Release Codes Release Indicator Release Strategy Workflow 15.13 Business Examples – Purchase Orders 15.13.1 Blocking a Purchase Order Example 15.13.2 Outline Purchase Agreement Example 15.13.3 Scheduling Agreement Example 15.13.4 Contracts Example 15.13.5 Releasing a Purchase Order Example 15.14 Summary 16 External Service Management (ESM) 16.1 Service Master Record 16.1.1 Activity Number 16.1.2 Service Category 16.1.3 Material/Service Group 16.1.4 Tax Indicator 16.1.5 Valuation Class 16.1.6 Formula 16.1.7 Graphic 16.2 Standard Service Catalog (SSC) 16.2.1 Overview 16.2.2 Creating a SSC Entry 16.3 Conditions in ESM 16.3.1 Total Price Condition 16.4 Procurement of Services 16.4.1 Using a Purchase Order Overall Limit Expected Value “Actual” Value Contract Services 16.5 Entry of Services 16.5.1 Service Entry Sheet 16.6 Blanket Purchase Order 16.6.1 Creating a Blanket Purchase Order Document Type Item Category Validity Period Vendor Invoicing 16.7 Business Examples - External Service Management 16.7.1 Service Master Record Example 16.7.2 Procurement of Services Example 16.7.3 Blanket Purchase Order Example 16.8 Summary 17 Consumption-Based Planning 17.1 Master Data in CBP 17.1.1 Material Master Record 17.1.2 Planning Calendar 17.2 Planning Process 17.2.1 Planning at the Plant Level 17.2.2 Planning at the Storage Location Level Storage Location Planning Excluding Storage Location from Planning 17.3 Planning Evaluation 17.3.1 MRP List 17.3.2 Stock/Requirements List 17.4 Procurement Proposal 17.4.1 Purchase Requisitions 17.4.2 Schedule Lines 17.4.3 Planned Orders 17.5 Business Examples – Consumption-Based Planning 17.5.1 Planning Process Example 17.5.2 Planning Evaluation Example 17.6 Summary 18 Material Requirements Planning 18.1 Reorder-Point Planning 18.1.1 Manual Reorder-Point Planning 18.1.2 Automatic Reorder-Point Planning 18.2 Forecast-Based Planning 18.3 Time-Phased Planning 18.4 Business Examples – Material Requirements Planning 18.4.1 Reorder Point Planning Example 18.4.2 Forecast-Based Planning Example 18.4.3 Time-Phased Planning Example 18.5 Summary 19 Forecasting 19.1 Forecast Models 19.1.1 Constant Model 19.1.2 Trend Model 19.1.3 Seasonal Model 19.1.4 Seasonal Trend Model 19.2 Forecast Parameters 19.2.1 Create Forecast Profile Forecast Model Historical Periods Forecast Periods Number of Periods for Initialization Fixed Periods Number of Periods per Seasonal Cycle Initialization Indicator Tracking Limit Model Selection Selection Procedure Indicator for Parameter Optimization Optimization Level Smoothing Factors 19.3 Forecast Options 19.3.1 Manual Forecast Model Selection 19.3.2 Automatic Forecast Model Selection Forecast Model Selection Procedure 1 Selection Procedure 2 19.4 Business Examples – Forecasting 19.4.1 Forecast Models Example – Constant Model Example – Trend Model Example – Seasonal Model Example – Seasonal Trend Model 19.5 Summary 20 Inventory Management Overview 20.1 Goods Movements 20.1.1 Stock Overview 20.1.2 Material Document 20.1.3 Movement Types 20.2 Goods Issue 20.3 Goods Receipt 20.4 Physical Inventory 20.5 Returns 20.5.1 Introduction to Returns 20.5.2 Creating a Return 20.5.3 Configuring Reason for Movement 20.5.4 Material Documents 20.6 Reservations 20.6.1 Introduction to Reservations 20.6.2 Creating a Manual Reservation Movement Type Requirements Date Requirements Quantity Movement Indicator FI Indicator Deletion Indicator Debit/Credit Indicator 20.6.3 MRP and Reservations 20.6.4 Reservations Management Program Movement Indicator Days for Movement Default Value Retention Period in Days MRA Indicator 20.7 Stock Transfers 20.7.1 Stock Transfer and Transfer Posting 20.7.2 Transfer Between Storage Locations Using Transaction MB1B One-Step Procedure Two-Step Procedure 20.7.3 Transfer Between Plants Using Transaction MB1B One-Step Procedure Two-Step Procedure 20.7.4 Transfer Between Storage Locations Using MIGO_TR 20.7.5 Transfer Between Plants Using MIGO_TR 20.7.6 Transfer Between Company Codes 20.8 Business Examples – Inventory Management 20.8.1 Physical Inventory Example 20.8.2 Returns Example 20.8.3 Reservations Example 20.9 Summary 21 Goods Issue 21.1 Goods Issue to a Production Order 21.1.1 Planned Goods Issue Using MB1A 21.1.2 Planned Goods Issue Using Transaction MIGO_GI 21.1.3 Unplanned Goods Issue Using Transaction MB1A 21.1.4 Backflushing 21.2 Goods Issue to Scrap 21.2.1 Goods Issue to Scrap Using Transaction MB1A 21.2.2 Goods Issue to Scrap Using Transaction MIGO_GI 21.3 Goods Issue for Sampling 21.3.1 Goods Issue for Sampling Using Transaction MB1A 21.3.2 Goods Issue for Sampling Using Transaction MIGO_GI 21.4 Goods Issue Posting 21.4.1 Material Document 21.4.2 Accounting Document 21.4.3 Goods Issue Slip 21.4.4 Stock Changes 21.4.5 General Ledger Account Changes 21.5 Goods Issue Reversal 21.5.1 Goods Issue Reversal with Reference to a Material Document 21.6 Business Examples – Goods Issue 21.6.1 Goods Issue to Scrap Example 21.6.2 Goods Issue to Sampling Example 21.6.3 Backflushing Example 21.7 Summary 22 Goods Receipt 22.1 Goods Receipt for a Purchase Order 22.1.1 Goods Receipt with a Known Purchase Order Number 22.1.2 Goods Receipt with an Unknown Purchase Order Number 22.1.3 Goods Receipt Posting Material Document Accounting Document Goods Receipt Note Stock Changes 22.2 Goods Receipt for a Production Order 22.3 Initial Entry of Inventory 22.3.1 Initial Inventory Load 22.4 Other Goods Receipts 22.4.1 Goods Receipt Without a Production Order 22.4.2 Goods Receipt of By-Products 22.4.3 Goods Receipt for Free Goods 22.4.4 Goods Receipt for Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP) 22.5 Business Examples – Goods Receipts 22.5.1 Goods Receipt for a Purchase Order Example 22.5.2 Goods Receipt Without a Purchase Order Example 22.5.3 Goods Receipt for Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP) Example 22.6 Summary 23 Physical Inventory 23.1 Physical Inventory Preparation 23.1.1 Preparations for a Physical Inventory Count 23.1.2 Creating the Physical Inventory Count Document Posting Block Freeze Book Inventory Include Deleted Batches 23.1.3 Printing the Physical Inventory Count Document 23.2 Counting and Recounts 23.2.1 Entering the Count 23.2.2 Difference List 23.2.3 Missing Material 23.2.4 Recounts 23.3 Physical Inventory Posting 23.3.1 Posting the Count Document 23.3.2 Posting a Count Without a Document 23.3.3 Accounting of Inventory Differences 23.4 Business Examples – Physical Inventory 23.4.1 Physical Inventory Preparation Example 23.4.2 Physical Inventory Posting Example 23.5 Summary 24 Invoice Verification 24.1 Standard Three-Way Match 24.1.1 Entering an Invoice Invoice Date Amount Calculate Tax Purchase Order Number 24.1.2 Simulate Posting 24.1.3 Invoice Posting 24.2 Evaluated Receipt Settlement 24.2.1 Benefits of ERS 24.2.2 Running the Evaluated Receipt Settlement 24.3 Document Parking 24.3.1 Benefits of Document Parking 24.3.2 Parking an Invoice 24.4 Variances 24.4.1 Variances Overview 24.4.2 Tolerance Limits 24.5 Blocking Invoices 24.5.1 Blocking Invoices 24.5.2 Manual Block 24.5.3 Stochastic or Random Block 24.5.4 Block Due to Amount of an Invoice Item 24.5.5 Block Due to Variance of an Invoice Item 24.6 Releasing Invoices 24.6.1 Releasing Invoices Automatically 24.7 Business Examples – Invoice Verification 24.7.1 Evaluated Receipt Settlement Example 24.7.2 Variances Example 24.7.3 Blocking Invoices Example 24.8 Summary 25 Balance Sheet Valuation 25.1 LIFO Valuation 25.1.1 Configuration for LIFO 25.1.2 Preparation for LIFO Material Master Records Base Layers Determination of Basis for Comparison 25.1.3 Running a LIFO Valuation 25.2 FIFO Valuation 25.2.1 Configuration for FIFO 25.2.2 Preparation for FIFO 25.2.3 Running a FIFO Valuation 25.3 Lowest Value Determination 25.3.1 Lowest Value Determination Based on Market Prices 25.3.2 Lowest Value Determination Based on Range of Coverage 25.3.3 Lowest Value Determination Based on Movement Rate 25.4 Business Examples – Balance Sheet Valuation 25.4.1 LIFO Valuation Example 25.4.2 FIFO Valuation Example 25.4.3 Lowest Value Determination Example 25.5 Summary 26 Material Ledger 26.1 Material Ledger Overview 26.1.1 Activating the Material Ledger and Actual Costing 26.1.2 Benefits of Using the Material Ledger 26.2 Material Ledger Data 26.2.1 Material Master Record 26.2.2 Data for the Material Ledger 26.3 Material Price Determination 26.3.1 Material Price Analysis 26.3.2 Single-Level Material Price Determination 26.3.3 Multi-Level Material Price Determination 26.3.4 Transaction-Based Material Price Determination 26.4 Business Examples – Material Ledger 26.4.1 Material Ledger Overview Example 26.4.2 Material Price Determination Example 26.5 Summary 27 Classification System 27.1 Classification Overview 27.1.1 What Is the SAP ERP Classification System? 27.1.2 Describing an Object 27.2 Characteristics 27.2.1 Create Characteristics 27.2.2 Configuring Characteristics Characteristic Defaults Characteristic Status Value Templates 27.3 Classes 27.3.1 Create Classes 27.4 Class Type 27.4.1 Class Type Overview 27.4.2 Configuring a Class Type 27.5 Class Hierarchies 27.5.1 Creating a Class Hierarchy 27.5.2 Inherited Characteristics 27.6 Object Dependencies 27.6.1 Object Dependency Overview 27.6.2 Dependency Creation 27.7 Finding Objects Using Classification 27.7.1 Classifying Materials 27.7.2 Classifying Objects 27.7.3 Finding Objects 27.8 Business Examples – Classification 27.8.1 Characteristics and Classes Example 27.8.2 Finding Objects Using Classification Example 27.9 Summary 28 Document Management 28.1 Document Management Overview 28.2 Document Information Record 28.2.1 Document Number 28.2.2 Document Type 28.2.3 Document Part 28.2.4 Document Version 28.2.5 Document Status 28.3 Creating a Document 28.3.1 Create a Document Description Document Status Change Number 28.4 Linking an Object to a Document 28.4.1 Configuration for Linking Documents 28.4.2 Linking a Document to a Material Master Record 28.4.3 Linking a Document to a Vendor Master Record 28.5 Documents and Classification 28.5.1 Using Classification for Documents 28.6 Business Examples – Document Management 28.6.1 Document Information Record Example 28.6.2 Linking an Object to a Document Example Acknowledgments 28.7 Summary 29 Conclusion 29.1 Lessons Learned 29.2 Future Direction Appendices A Bibliography B Glossary C List of Materials Management Transaction Codes D The Author Index