Configuring SAP: Enterprise Wide Information Systems
Configuring SAP: Enterprise Wide Information Systems
Configuring SAP
Instructor: Richard W. Vawter
Objectives
The primary objective of this discussion is to show how the SAP R/3 Implementation Guide (IMG) can be used to aid the project team in configuring business transactions.
Describe the various implementation and configuration tools available in the SAP R/3 system. Anticipate how elements of the Customer Master are integrated and are used to control the SD processes. Use elements in the Material Master to streamline COM.
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Topics
The Implementation Guide
Sales Orders and the Customer Master Customizing the Material Master
Consultants in charge of implementation first decide which parts of R/3 are to be customized.
The system then automatically generates the needed hierarchical list of the customizing steps for achieving that customization.
FI CO PP PS
SD MM HR .
CO
Project IMG
CO
PP
MM FI
MM CO
PP
Project 001
FI
Project 002
FI
Project 002
Customizing Objects
As a rule, you will have more than one SAP system.
Development system
Test system
Production system
Changes made in the development system are transported to the test system, then to the production system.
Development system
Implementation guide Sales organization 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Sales documents 1 1 2 Versions
Test system
Sales organization
Sales documents 1 2
Topics
The Implementation Guide
Sales Orders and the Customer Master Customizing the Material Master
Sales
Materials Mgmt. Production Planning Plant Maintenance Controlling Financial Accounting Project System
Master Data
Customers Materials Bills of Materials Customer-Material Info Product Proposals
MM FI
FI CO
Data Warehouse
Conditions
.....
Texts
Control tables
Employee
Partner Functions
Bill-to party
Forwarding agent
Payer
Contact person
Sold-to party
Ship-to party
Customer master
Bill-to party Payer
General data - data assigned directly to a client so its available to the other two areas.
General data
FI
SD
Sales data
A payer only needs address information, etc, while a sold-to party needs an address plus delivery address, etc.
Create sold-to party
Customer Sales organization Distribution channel Division Account group : : : : : C1 0001 01 01 0001 0001
ACCOUNT GROUP
0001 0002 0003 0004 ... Sold-to party Ship-to party Payer Bill-to party
Required
Optional
Display
Sold-to party
Ship-to party
Payer
Bill-to party
Specific fields are selected for each of these account groups The selection of fields depends on the functionality of the partner function needed.
Account group 0001 Sold-to party Account group 0002 Ship-to party Account group 0003 Payer Account group 0004 Bill-to party
Sales
Shipping Billing Partner usage Documents
Sales 1
Shipping Billing 2 ----Documents
Sales 1
----Billing ----Documents
2. Tax information
Sales 1
------------Documents
Optional Suppress Display Required Optional 1st priority 2nd priority 3rd priority 4th priority
Customer Hierarchies
Create hierarchies to reflect the structure of the customer organization. Use customer hierarchies during sales order processing and billing for determining pricing.
ACME Co ACME Co
Central
4711
ACME Co
North
4713 ACME Co Northwest 4714
Customer 2743 Customer 2744
South
4712 ACME Co Northeast 4715
Customer 2742
Topics
The Implementation Guide
Sales Orders and the Customer Master Customizing the Material Master
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Material
Matl. type
Account assignment
..
Materials Mgmt.
Controlling
Production Planning
R/3
Quality Mgmt. Plant Maintenance
Project System
Human Resources
Industry Solutions
Product Hierarchies
Product hierarchies are used for pricing and analysis. In the Standard SAP setup, they can be defined with up to 18 characters and three levels.
Level
00001 Tools
0000100002 Compressors
Customer-Material Information
You can define customer-specific data for a material in a customer-material information record. This may incl:
cust.-specific matl. #
etc.
Customer-Material Information
Sales organization : 1000 Distribution channel : 01 Customer : C1 Customer-specific data Material Description M234 Computer 550C M598 Computer 1650B . . . .
Material M1 M2 . .
Sales order
Sold-to Party: C1 Customer Matl M234 M598 Description Computer 550C Computer 1650B Qty 10 3
Material M1 M2 M3
Sales Order
Sold-to party: C1
Item 10 20 30
Material M1 M2 M3
Qty. 40 50 30
Computer
Mouse
Monitor
CPU
Keyboard
Screen
Casing
Material BOM
A
Material Equipment master record
Equipment BOM
Document BOM
Production (operations) Construction (technical data) Pricing Sales & distribution (order quantity) Plant maintenance (maintenance information)
Topics
The Implementation Guide
Sales Orders and the Customer Master Customizing the Material Master
Billing Types
The billing type controls the entire billing document. Billing types are dictated by the type of the reference document.
Invoice Pro forma invoice Cash sale
Invoice list
Billing Types
Credit/debit memo
Returns
Delivery Doc.
Billing Documents
Quotation
Type: QT
Standard Order
Type: OR Header Item: TAN Schd. line Type: LF Header Item: TAN Type: F2 Header Schd. line
Returns
Type: RE Header Item: REN Type: LR Type: RE
Cash Sales
Type: BV
Immediate
Type: LR
Credit
Type: CR Type: RE
Billing Documents
You can reference either an order or a delivery document when creating an invoice. This is configured in the IMG by the item category.
Std. Order
Delivery
Invoice
or
Std. Order
Delivery Invoice
Credit request
Credit memo
or
Debit request Debit memo
Returns
Credit memos are created with reference to the returns (sales documents) and NOT to the returns delivery.
Sales Order Delivery Invoice
or
Credit request Returns delivery Credit memo
Data Flow
You can influence the data flow from reference documents to billing documents by:
Billing types
Order
Delivery
Invoice
Copy Control
As just mentioned, how data is transferred in the billing process can be influenced by the copy control data.
Target Billing type Source Delivery type
Header
F2
Target
LF
Source Source
Billing type
Delivery type
Item category
Item
F2
LF
TAN
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Billing Quantities
Delivery and order quantities are referenced in billing. You can create a billing document with reference to an order for quantities already delivered.
Billing
With reference to an order With reference to a sales document (e.g., credit memo) With reference to a delivery (e.g., billing doc. Types F1 and F2) Pro forma invoice F5 Pro forma invoice F8
Billing Quantity
Delivery quantity minus quantity already invoiced Order quantity minus quantity already invoiced Delivery quantity minus quantity already invoiced Order quantity Delivery quantity
Price: Material M1
from 1.pc 10.pc 20.pc 11.00 10.50 10.00
Discount
from 50.00 100.00 1%2%-
January
March Invoice A
M1 10 pc 10 x 9.50 Manual discount 10 pc
Order
M1 20 pc 20 x 9.00 Manual discount M1
Delivery
Invoice
M1 10 x 10.50 Discount 2 %
B
10 pc
Pricing type:
A Price components are copied and updated (scale redetermined). B Pricing is carried out again. C Manual price components are copied, pricing carried out for all other components. D Price components are copied as is from the reference document.
Invoice
Invoice
You can minimize the time an effort needed to create sales documents by thoroughly maintaining the customer master and defining all types of business partners. The account group allows you to select data fields for maintaining the master data.
By classifying materials by material types, you can specify which views for a material are to be maintained.
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When you frequently sell combination of materials, you can simplify sales order creation by creating product proposals.
You can also create BOMs to combine several materials for use in SD.
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