SAP SD Notes.
==================================== 1.5.1. Sales and Distribution Processes ==================================== Pricing in Sales Cycle:
1. Material Price - base price, value of materials calculated by Material Price & quantity of material sold. 2. Discounts - reductions on Material Price.
3. Freight - Charges paid by customer for transportation. 4. Taxes - charged to customer, paid to the Tax authorities.
Activity of Sales and Distribution:
1. Creating Inquiry 2. Creating Quotation 3. Creating Sales Order
4. Creating and Processing Delivery 5. Picking
6. Packing
7. Posting Goods Issue. 8. Billing
SD Function Structure:
- organization can have multiple distribution channels. - central sales org > geographically > country/regions. - region > Regional Office
- state > State Sales Office
Order Fulfillment (SD) 1. SALES (Sales Dept)
- pre sales activity (potential customer): 1. inquiry (IN)
2. quotation (QT)
- sales activity : Sales Order (OR)
2. SHIPPING (Logistic Dept)
LF - outbound delivery.
1. Delivery document (LF)
2. Picking : pick correct material, quantity, plant. 3. Packing : pack materials.
4. PGI : Post Goods Issue. 5. Transportation : 3rd party.
3. BILLING (Finance Dept)
Invoice document.
Pay > Account Receivable (FI)
4. CUSTOMER COMPLAINT. Return. 5. SPECIAL PROCESS Rush Sales 3rd party Consignment Cash sales. Free goods Make to order ==================================== 1.5.2. SD Enterprise Structure ==================================== SALES Org Unit:
1. Client
2. Company / Company Code
3. Sales Org - Organization reporting to corporate or groups of management that sells the products from various channels of one or more division.
4. Distribution Channel - organization element, which represents the way in which goods or services are distributed to the customers.
5. Division - group material or services 6. Sales Area
7. Sales Office - location sales activity. 8. Sales Group - internal, domestic, external. 9. Sales Employee
10. Credit Control Area - customer credit limit can be given and monitored in SAP. This can be used for one or multiple company codes.
DISTRIBUTION Org Unit:
1. Plant - where material will be shipped out. location from where materials and services are delivered… act like distribution center.
2. Storage Location - place where all the materials are being stored in a plant.
3. Shipping Point - ship the products to customer; each plant can have many shipping points.
4. Loading Point - pick and pack. place in a shipping point where goods are loaded. 5. Transportation Planning Point - responsible for planning and processing transportation activities. Distribution Chain: Sales Org Distribution Channel Sales Area: Sales Org Distribution Channel Division
Sales Order controlled by:
1. header - document type (customer) 2. item - item category (material)
3. schedule line - schedule line category (availability)
General FI and MM
Client
Mandatory
1
1
Company Code
1
1
Plant
1
1
Storage Location
Company Code
Mandatory
1
M
Plant
1
M
Sales Org
1
M
Transportation Planning
Point
1
1
Credit Control Area
Plant
Mandatory
1
1
Company Code
1
M
Storage Location
1
M
Distribution Chain
1
M
Shipment Point
Storage Location
Mandatory
1
1
Plant
SALES
Sales Org
Mandatory
1
1
Company Code
1
M
Distribution Channel
1
M
Division
Distribution Channel
1
M
Sales Org
1
M
Division
Division
1
M
Sales Org
Sales Area
1
M
Sales Office
1
1
Credit Control Area
Sales Office
1
M
Sales Area
1
M
Sales Group
Sales Group
1
M
Sales Office
1
M
Sales Employee
Sales Employee
1
1
Sales Group
DISTRIBUTION / DELIVERY
Shipping Point
1
M
Plant
1
M
Loading Pont
Loading Point
1
M
Shipping Point
DIST FOR SHIPMENT TRANSPORTATION
Transportation Planning
Point
1
1
Company Code
CREDIT MANAGEMENT (under FI)
Credit Control Area
1
1
Company Code
1
M
Sales Area
==================================== 1.5.3. SD Master Data
==================================== CUSTOMER MASTER DATA (2)
Control by: Customer Account Group View:
1. General Data
2. Company Code Data
3. Sales Area Data: Currency, Partner Function.
MATERIAL MASTER DATA (3)
Control by: Material Type View: Enterprise Structure
1. Plant 2. Sales Org
3. Distribution Channel
CUSTOMER MATERIAL INFO RECORD (1)
VD51 Create VD52 Change VD53 Display
CONDITION = Pricing
auto to select price for particular customer pricing determination
PRINT OUTPUT
Controller: Output Type
Partner function:
1. Sold to Party 2. Ship to Party 3. Bill to Party 4. Payer
5. Sales Employee - Contact Persons with the Business Partner
Material with the same basic attributes are grouped together and assigned to amaterial type. This allows managing different materials in a uniform manner in accordance with company’s requirements.
Few common material types in SAP are:
ROH – Raw Materials HAWA – Trading good FERT – Finished product DIEN - Service
4 views of material master record?
1. Sales Org. data 1 & 2 2. Sales: General / Plant 3. MRP 1, 2, 3 & 4. 4. Accounting.
A bill of materials (sometimes bill of material or BOM) is a list of the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, sub-components, parts and the quantities of each needed to manufacture an end product. No physical dimension is described in a BOM, however the rough outline should include.
==================================== 1.5.4. SD Controlling Documents
==================================== Structure of Sales Document:
1. Header level 2. Item level 3. Schedule line
Origin Data: where data is coming from, into SD. Example from:
1. Customer master 2. Material master 3. Sales documents 4. Cust material info record
Preceding Document: source document eg quotation to Sales Order. Succeeding Document: document created with reference of source doc. Item Category: controls sales document flow and impact schedule line category. Control: Delivery, Pricing and Billing.
Schedule line category: control material requirement planning and shipment execution. Shipping activities:
1. Picking 2. Packing 3. Shipment 4. Good Issue
Below are data can be maintained in Sales document types:
Sales Documents
Document Type with Description
Pre Sales
IN – Inquiry
QT – Quotation
FD – Free of Charge Delivery
Sales Order
OR – Standard Order
BV – Cash Sales
RO – Rush Order
KB – Consignment Fill Up
KE – Consignment Issue
KR – Consignment Returns
KA – Consignment Pick Up
Outline Agreements CQ – Quantity Contracts
WK1/WK2 – Value Contract
WV – Service Contracts
MV – Rental Contracts
GK – Master Contracts
DS – Scheduling Agreement
Complaint
CR – Credit Memo Request
DR – Debit Memo Request
RE – Returns
SDF – Subsequent Free of
Charge Delivery
RK – Invoice Correction Request
Delivery Document
Types
LF – Outbound Delivery
LO – Outbound Delivery without
reference
LR – Returns Delivery
NL – Replenishment Delivery
Billing Document
F2 – Invoice
Types
F8 – Pro forma Invoice
G2 – Credit Memo
L2 – Debit Memo
RE - Returns
==================================== 1.5.5. SD Pricing ==================================== Condition Technique Pricing elements: 1. Material price 2. Taxes 3. Discounts 4. Freightcondition technique - used in verious function like pricing, text determination, output determination and material determination. SAP to find a choice among number of alternatives.
condition table - combination of fieldswhich identifies individual condition records.
Access sequence - defines the search strategy to locate proper condition record.
Condition records - master data, maintained the prices for customer or material.
==================================== 1.5.6. SD Processes ==================================== Automatic function: 1. Pricing 2. Availability Check
3. Transferring requirement to material planning (MRP) 4. Delivery schedule
5. Shipping point and route determination 6. Checking credit limits.
Consists of:
1. Inquiry - potential customer. 2. Quotation
3. Contracts (validity, value/quantity) 4. Schedule agreement
5. Sales order
Inquiry:
1. Item Category = AFN 2. Doc type = IN
3. Schedule line = AT or BP VA11 - create inquiry
VA12 - change VA13 - display VA15 - inquiry list V.03 - incomplete inquiry VA12 - delete inquiry
Quotation:
1. Doc type = QT
2. Item Cat = AGN or AGNN 3. Schedule line = BN or BP VA21 - create Quotation
VA22 - change VA23 - display VA25 - quotation list V.04 - incomplete quotation VA22 - delete quotation
Sales Order:
1. Doc type = OR
2. Item Cat = TAB or TAP, TAQ, TANN, TAW, TAK 3. Schedule line =
VA01 - create SO VA02 - change VA03 - display
Contract: agreement to supply material or services for specific price between period.
1. Doc type = GK or QC, QP, WK1, WK2, SG 2. Item Cat = KMN
3. no schedule line, due to no delivery needed. VA41 - create Contract
VA42 - change VA43 - display VA45 - contract list V.06 - incomplete contract
Scheduling Agreement: outline agreements, contain delivery dates n quantity.
1. Doc type = COB, DEL, DS, BL 2. Item Cat = LPN
3. schedule line = CP or blank VA31 - create scheduling agreement VA32 - change
VA33 - display VA35 - display list
V.05 - incomplete scheduling agreement
Features in SD Sales Processes:
1. Sales summary 2. Availability check
3. Material determination (VB11) 4. Material listing and execution (VB01) 5. Incomplete log
6. Bank order processing 7. Cross selling (VA41)
8. Dynamic item proposal (VA51) 9. Transfer requirement
Sales Documents
Description
INQUIRY
Customer inquiry is part of pre-sales process;
it represents in system the request of customer
for a sales quotation or information.
QUOTATION
An offer which is legally binding to deliver the
product or provide a service in some fixed
condition in a specified time period.
between a sales organizations and a
sold-to-party about delivering products or providing a
service defined prices, quantities and period.
CONTRACTS
Agreement with customer to supply
materials/services for a specific price between
specific periods of time.
SCHEDULING
AGREEMENT
Outline agreements with customer which
contain delivery dates and quantities to be
delivered.
Contract types:
Contact Type
Description
Master Contract
A master contract is a contract in which you
group other contracts as lower-level contracts.
Quantity Contracts
Quantity contract are used mainly to limit the
quantity the customer can buy and to offer
special pricing.
Generally, quantity contract are used when the
demand for a material is greater than the
available supply and the business has to
implement measures to limit supplied quantity
evenly between its customers.
Value Contracts
The value contract is similar to quantity
contract in that it limits the material or services
to customer.
However, instead of limiting due to quantity of
stock the contact and its ceiling is based upon
total value.
Service Contracts
The service contract is a legal agreement
between the receiver of the service and the
business supplying the service.
==================================== 1.5.7. SD Shipping
==================================== Shipping components:
1. Shipping overview
3. Picking 4. Packing
5. PGI - post goods issue 6. Transportation
Delivery type:
1. LF: Outbound delivery
2. LO: Outbound delivery without reference 3. LR: Return delivery
4. NL: Replenishment delivery 5. BV: Cash sales delivery 6. UL: Delivery for stock transfer
Plant determination:
1. Customer material info record. 2. Customer master delivery plant 3. Material master delivery plant.
Shipping condition determination:
1. Maintain at customer master 2. Document types
Loading point determination:
1. Material master
2. At SO level: plant + shipping condition + loading group
Route determination:
1. Customer master 2. Shipping point
3. Shipping condition from customer master 4. Transportation group from material master.
Shipping point:
1. plant
2. shipping condition 3. loading group
Delivery schedule: define time which receipt of goods at customer can be acknowledge (confirmed
delivery date)
Transportation scheduling: determine the good issue dateline and transportation scheduling date. Handling unit: physical unit hat consists of packaging materials (load carrier / packaging material) and
good contain there in.
Batch: parts of material that separated from other parts of same material and put in stock. Batch split: situation when you want to specify quantities from more than one batch for particular
==================================== 1.5.9. SD Billing
==================================== Billing documents and types:
Billing Type
Description
F2
Invoice
F8
Pro Forma invoice
G2
Credit memo
L2
Debit Memo
RE
Credit for Returns
S1
Cancelation of Invoice
LR
Invoice List
IV
Intercompany billing
CS
Cash Sales
Balance sheet: Asset = Liability + Expenses Profit and Lost: Revenue - Expenses
Various billing methods:
1. Individual billing document
2. Collective billing - 1 invoice from multiple SO or delivery. 3. Invoice split - single SO/delivery into multiple billing. SD Debit Memo > MM Subsequent Debit
SD Credit Memo > MM Subsequent Credit
Push by demand = make to stock Pull by demand = make to order
five possible influencing factors for account determination for invoices? • chart of accounts
• sales organization
• customer account assignment group • material account assignment group • account key
==================================== 1.5.10. SD Complaint Processing
Options:
1. Sales return
2. Free of charge delivery 3. FOC subsequent delivery 4. Returns
5. Credit memo 6. Debit memo
7. Invoice correction request
Customer complaints can be settled in sales and distribution for various reasons:
Settling by free of charge delivery - A sales document type will be used to deliver goods at free of charge. This will be used to send the samples of your products.
Settling by credit note request and credit note -
price calculated wrongly, price is charge
more than the agreed price or forgot to give the discount condition in the sales order or
billing document.
Return of goods / Sales Return - customer returned damaged goods and wanted to revert the money paid.
Settlement by invoice correction request - Invoice correction request also a sales document to correct the quantity or price of the one or more line item in an invoice.
==================================== 1.5.11. Special Sales Scenario
==================================== Free good: compliment
1. Inclusive free goods quantity
2. Exclusive free goods quantity - 2 line items.
Rush Order : customer pickup goods or delivery on the same day. Delivery created automatically. Cash Sales: Customer order, pick and pay at the same day.
Make to order: received SO then only produce.
Third party sales: vendor will produce and deliver to customer. Consignment sales: material at customer plant
1. Consignment fill up (KB) 2. Consignment issue (KE) 3. Consignment pick up (KA) 4. Consignment return (KR)