Overview of The Purchasing System MM310 - 01.1
Overview of The Purchasing System MM310 - 01.1
Overview of The Purchasing System MM310 - 01.1
Purchase Requisitions
RFQ's & Quotations Purchasing Info Records
Sourcing Administration
Doc. Type Configuration User Control/Authorization
Purchase Orders
Outline Agreements
Reporting
Procurement via Internet Output Determination
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MM310 - Purchasing
Chapter 1- Objectives
It is important to understand the function of a Purchasing Organisation in SAP. As the Procurement Cycle involves a number of documents and interfaces to other parts of SAP, these need to be covered before you can understand how Purchasing works in SAP. Objective: Understand the definition of a Purchasing Organisation Know the different purchasing documents and their place in the External Procurement Cycle
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MRP
Invoice Verification Requirement RFQ
Delivery
Purchase History
Source Determined
Source List
PO
PO Created
Vendor Selected
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Purchasing
(Purchasing Organisations Assigned to Company Codes)
Client 010
Company Code BOOT Purchasing Org STPO Plant MEXT Company Code BT01 Purchasing Org STP1
Plant MON1
Plant MEX1
Plant TUX1
Purchasing Documents
Purchase Requisition Purchase Order
Contract
Vendor National
RFQ
Quote A
Vendor American
Quote B
Scheduling Agreement
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MM310 - Purchasing
Chapter 1 - Review
A purchasing organisation is an organisational unit which procures materials and services and agrees on terms and conditions of purchase with vendors. In legal terms, each purchasing organisation is assigned to one company code. However, a central purchasing organisation can be created by not assigning the purchasing organisation to a company code. The documents involved in the purchasing cycle are: purchase requisition, RFQ, quotation, purchase order, contract, and scheduling agreement.
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