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A report submitted to Delhi Business School, New Delhi and WEBCOM as a part fulfillment MBA and PGP in entrepreneurship and business

Anoop kumar soni

Mr. Santosh Jena

DBS/08-10/S-064

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Internal Guide: Mrs. Sweta Seth

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I Anoop kumar soni here by declare that The project report on the topic ³Effectiveness of SAP in SD´ is the topic under my c ! !" ! # which I have done in my PGP specialization provided by DBS, New delhi in the collaboration with WEBCOM And I have completed it in the given time period. All the data taken on this project is true in all my knowledge.

Anoop kumar soni DBS/08-10/S-064 Delhi business school New Delhi- 110044

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Perseverance, Inspiration and Motivation have always played a key role in the success of any venture. Working on this project was a challenge. It is often difficult to understand wide spectrum of knowledge without proper guidance and advice.

I wish to express my gratitude to mrs. Sweta ma´am (Senior lecture Delhi business school) and Santosh Jena (SAP consultant SD, WEBCOM) who assigned me the project. He has been constant source of guidance and encouragement in exploring the nuances of the project. He took special interest in the study and gave me his pertinent suggestion.

I would like to thank Administration and members of Delhi business school who gave me a golden chance of SAP training.

I strongly like to say thank to the Administration and consultants of WEBCOM for providing there support and sap configuration in the college campus.

Here a special thank to Mr. santosh Jena for intellectual stimulation. Moral support and constant source of inspiration throughout the project and gratefully acknowledge this assistance and inspiration given to me by him

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This project report deals with the use of SAP SD module for the marketing in any organization. It contains the definition of the, enterprise structure, organization management, sales organization. In enterprise structure we define the company, company code, sales area and shipping point and the assignment of these areas with the company code. We also define the distribution channel; division .Integration of subgroups is done.

In sales order cycle, we show how the sales process takes place in any organization.

In this report we also show all related transaction codes and path in the enterprise structure, master data, sales document style, sales order cycle. We have also given the different screen shots of different paths and features.

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1 Introduction

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2 Advantage and disadvantage

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2.1Advantage

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3 Why SAP

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4 Understanding the SAP system landscapes

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5 ASAP methodology

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6 Comparison of SAP and ORACLE

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7 Implementation of SAP in SD

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8 Enterprise structure

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9 My enterprise structure

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10 Definitions

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10.1 Company

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10.2 Company code

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10.3Creation of new company

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11 Assignment

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12 Master data

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12.1 Material master data

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12.3 Partner determination

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12.4 Customer

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13 Pricing and Condition

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13.1 Pricing Control

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14 Sales document style

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14.1 Sales order cycle

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14.2 Order

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14.3 Outline agreement

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14.4 Contract

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14.5Schedule agreement

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15 Out bound delivery

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15.1 Billing

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SAP, started in 1972 by five former IBM employees in Mannheim, Germany, states that it is the world's third-largest independent software vendor. The original name for SAP was German: Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte. It means "Systems Applications and Products." The goal of the company was to provide large enterprise customers with the ability to interact with a corporate database in real-time. Today, the company states that its goal is "to offer the industry's most comprehensive portfolio of business performance and optimization solutions for companies of all sizes."

SAP's first software application was a financial accounting software suite that ran on a mainframe and was known for its stability. It eventually became known as the R/1 system. The "R" stands for real-time. During the 1980s, the company went international, and the second iteration of the R system (R/2) accommodated different languages and currencies. In the 1990s, the third iteration (R/3) moved from the mainframe to a client/server three-tier architecture composed of a database, software applications and a common graphical user interface (GUI).

SAP used the name R/3 until the 5.0 release. At that time the name was changed from R/version to ERP Central Component (ECC). The most current version as of November 2009 is ECC 6.0.

When the Internet became pervasive, SAP responded by providing companies with the software they needed to sell goods and services online. Their product portfolio got a Web interface and was rebranded MySAP.com. MySAP was designed to be a corporate Web portal with role-based permissions for employees . The company promoted how SAP "solutions" could link commerce conducted over the Internet (e-commerce) with traditional bricks and mortar commerce to provide one seamless view of the business. Next came SAP NetWeaver, the companyÂśs development and integration platform and middleware component, and Business Suite, a bundling of SAPÂśs enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), supply chain management (SCM), product lifecycle management (PLM) and supplier relationship management (SRM) applications. In 2008, SAP purchased Business Objects, a French enterprise software company that specializes in business intelligence (BI), which marked

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a major change in the company¶s BI strategy, which was previously focused around SAP's Business Explorer tools.

Current products include: SAP NetWeaver - service-oriented technology platform (SOA) for integrating information and business processes across diverse technologies and organizational structures. NetWeaver provides the foundation for other SAP software bundles.

SAP Business Suite - software applications for large organizations and international corporations. The applications support core business operations such as supply chain managment, warehouse management, sales, customer relationship management and administrative functions. SAP offers software for 25 vertical industries, including banking, insurance, chemicals, healthcare, retail and consumer products.

SAP Business All-in-One solutions, SAP Business ByDesign and SAP Business One - software products that address the needs of small and mid-market companies.

- ! " , . , !" c /0 ! + * , ! 1 2 2 # #, Technology playing a major role in today's business environment. So many companies and corporations have adopted information technology on a large scale by using Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems to accomplish their business transaction and data processing needs. And in this technology SAP R/3 plays a significant role when compared with other similar tools.

ERP system takes a lead role because of some of the following reasons Many large corporations use several different and separate information systems, often because they have merged with and/or acquired other companies with varied systems. An ERP system integrates these separate information systems and results in improved data reliability and processing efficiency. ERP systems are not only used by large corporations but becoming popular with small to mid-sized companies also.

Simplify business transaction processing and thus work load is reduced.

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Integration can be the highest benefit of them all. The only real project aim for implementing ERP is reducing data redundancy and redundant data entry. If this is set as a goal, to automate inventory posting to G/L, then it might be a successful project. Those companies where integration is not so important or even dangerous tend to have a hard time with ERP. ERP does not improve the individual efficiency of users, so if they expect it, it will be a big disappointment. ERP improves the cooperation of users.

[4 .. + !+ Generally, ERP software focuses on integration and tend to not care about the daily needs of people. I think individual efficiency can suffer by implementing ERP. the big question with ERP is whether the benefit of integration and cooperation can make up for the loss in personal efficiency or not.

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It reduces cost only if the company took accounting and reporting seriously even before implementation and had put a lot of manual effort in it. If they didn't care about it, if they just did some simple accounting to fill mandatory statements and if internal reporting did not exists of has not been fincancially-oriented, then no cost is reduced.

-4 ,, * , !! # Same as above. Less reporting or accounting personnel, but more sales assistants etc.

54 ++ + No. People are accurate, not software. What ERP does is makes the lives of inaccurate people or organization a complete hell and maybe forces them to be accurate (which means hiring more people or distributing work better), or it falls. , - ! " , 34 6* !, - This entails software, hardware, implementation, consultants, training, etc. Or you can hire a programmer or two as an employee and only buy business consulting from an outside source, do

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[4 - .# 6 # it depends. SAP can be configured to almost anything. In Navision one can develop almost anything in days. Other software may not be flexible.

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SAP ERP delivers a comprehensive set of integrated, cross-functional business processes. With SAP ERP, you can gain the following benefits: * - # "! ! . , " , ! * !, Run your enterprise in accordance with strategy and plans, accessing the right information in real time to identify concerns early.

Pursue opportunities proactively.

Achieve corporate objectives by aligning workforce and organizational objectives.

Find the best people and leverage their talent in the right job at the right time. * - * + - ! !, "2 Leverage self-services and analytics across your organization.

Improve operational efficiency and productivity within and beyond your enterprise. + + , , 2 "2 !+ , .# 6 # Use enterprise services architecture to improve process standardization, efficiency, and adaptability.

Extend transactions, information, and collaboration functions to a broad business community. ** +2 !" !" ! , 9 ! ,

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Take advantage of the SAP NetWeaver platform's latest open, Web-based technology to integrate your end-to-end processes seamlessly. + ,: Solve complex business challenges today with SAP, your trusted partner for long-term growth, with 30 years of experience working with organizations of all sizes in more countries than any other vendor.

Join SAP's world-class partner network, uniquely qualified to support the best business practices in more than 25 industries. * - . ! !+ # ! " ! ! + * " - ! !+ Gain deep visibility into your organization with financial and management accounting functionality combined with business analytics.

Increase profitability, improve financial control, and manage risk. * ; ,* ! !"

Integrate and optimize business processes.

Eliminate high integration costs and the need to purchase third-party software.

Deploy other SAP Business Suite applications incrementally to improve cash flow and reduce costly borrowing. & ! 2 "2 . , Install SAP ERP using rapid-implementation techniques that cost less than half what traditional approaches cost.

Leverage preset defaults and prepackaged versions available for specific industries.

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Give employees new ways to access the enterprise information required for their daily activities.

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What exactly is SAP System Landscape? How does this phenomenon differ from SAP System Architecture? In this posting, I intend to answer the above mentioned, closely related questions in a very concise manner, with particular emphasis on the system landscape of SAP. Often times, SAP users, especially new comers misunderstands the two concepts.

The SAP architecture is typically the technology framework of the SAP system. SAP's architecture unlike the system landscape has changed over time (and more recently) with the advent of SAP ECC. In a prior posting, I "x-rayed" they system architecture of SAP R/3.

They system landscape basically is the set-up or arrangement of your SAP servers. Ideally, in an SAP environment, a three-system landscape exists. A three-system landscape consists of the Development Server-DEV, Quality Assurance Server-QAS and the Production Server-PROD. This kind of set-up is not primarily designed to serve as server clusters in case of system failure, the objective to enhance "configuration pipeline management".

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At this juncture, it is important to state that a test system - Sandbox can also exit separately. The essence of the sandbox is to test the configuration of the business processes of a company, especially at the inception of the project (before the Business Blue Print is signed). It can also serve as a practice environment, even after go-live.

Pipeline is the environment where the configuration in the development system is moved to the quality assurance system and finally to the production system. The whole idea is to ensure that the configuration of these systems is in sync at any point in time. Suffice to say that, configuration/changes are first made in the Development system, thoroughly tested in the Quality Assurance system before been loaded into the production (Live) system.

This approach throws up the transport management system concept. Transport management system is the coordination of the movement of objects and configuration changes from the development system to the Quality Assurance system and then to the Production system. At times, this sequence of movement is not possible, especially in cases where an SAP note mandates that changes be made directly on the production system.

In such rare cases, objectively confirm that the change transport cannot be performed. Very likely, your system must have been configured to "not modifiable" (a system locking strategy that enforces the three-system landscape change transport rule); unlock the system by changing the global setting option to "modifiable" using transaction SE03. After you have done that, effect the change(s) on the system. Immediately lock the system back by changing the global setting option to "not modifiable" using transaction =0. Replicate the changes on the other system.

Note that transaction - can also be used to lock the system so that client dependent and independent configuration changes are not carried out directly on the production system.

By and large, the SAP system landscape ensures that the integrity of data is enhanced via enforcing a controlled configuration changes effect on the target system - production.

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In this phase you plan your project and lay the foundations for successful implementation. It is at this stage that you make the strategic decisions crucial to your project: Define your project goals and objectives Clarify the scope of your implementation Define your project schedule, budget plan, and implementation sequence Establish the project organization and relevant committees and assign resources , ! ,, # * !

In this phase you create a blueprint using the Question & Answer database (Q&Adb), which documents your enterpriseÂśs requirements and establishes how your business processes and organizational structure are to be represented in the SAP System. You also refine the original project goals and objectives and revise the overall project schedule in this phase.

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In this phase, you configure the requirements contained in the Business Blueprint. Baseline configuration (major scope) is followed by final configuration (remaining scope), which can consist of up to four cycles. Other key focal areas of this phase are conducting integration tests and drawing up end user documentation.

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In this phase you complete your preparations, including testing, end user training, system management, and cutover activities. You also need to resolve all open issues in this phase. At this stage you need to ensure that all the prerequisites for your system to go live have been fulfilled. & - ? ** In this phase you move from a pre-production environment to the live system. The most important elements include setting up production support, monitoring system transactions, and optimizing overall system performance. # ! , . 2 ! * , + The enterprise structure consists of the following elements: # !

R/3 System clients have an independent status both in legal and organizational terms. The clients within the system can be distinguished by a three-character, alpha-numeric code and are defined in Customizing.

When your R/3 System is installed, it is set up with two clients: # ! === Client 000 is the SAP standard client. The SAP original system is held in this client. Client 000 contains default values for all tables. SAP updates the default values with every system upgrade and release upgrade.

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The content of this client is the same as the 000 client. You can do your customizing in this client in order to adjust the standard system to your requirements.

Clients are a technical structural feature of an R/3 system. The system makes a distinction between client-independent and client-dependent elements. Client-independent elements are objects that are used in all clients. Client-specific elements are objects that are only used in a specific client.

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data structures, such as field definitions, table structures, and file set-ups

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client-specific tables that must be copied from the original client, that is, client 000

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The following factors must be taken into consideration when you decide whether or not to create a client: ^

You have to adapt the system client-specifically to the enterprise structure.

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You cannot perform reporting across all clients, and you cannot receive or assign clientindependent access authorizations.

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If an employee moves between two clients, you must assign him or her a new personnel number.

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If the Controlling, Financial Accounting, Materials Management or Sales and Distribution application components are set up in addition to the Personnel Administration component, you must set up the company code so that it also meets their requirements. This is not tantamount to a restriction: You define all of the HR SystemÂśs most important control data at the level of the personnel subareas, and these levels belong to Personnel Administration.

In Personnel Administration, the company code has the following control functions: ^

The company code is used to generate default values for data entry, for example, an employeeÂśs payroll accounting area.

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At the company code level, the following control features are assigned which are relevant for Personnel Administration: ^

the default country key for the employeeÂśs personal data, address data, and bank data.

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The personnel area has the following functions: ^

The personnel area is used to generate default values for data entry, for example, an employeeÂśs payroll accounting area.

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The personnel subarea has the following organizational functions: ^

Specifying the country grouping; this controls the dialog for entering country-specific personnel data and the setting up and processing of wage types and pay scale groups in payroll accounting; within a company code, the country grouping must be unambiguous

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The largest vender of management software; Third-largest independent software company ERP (including Financial, Human Resource, etc) Customer Relationship Management Software Enterprise Performance Management Software Internal Audit& Compliance Software Supply Train Management Software Business Intelligence NetWeaver Tech Platform Core System Policy Administration System Claim Administration System Reinsurance Administration

The largest vender of data base software Second largest independent software company Oracle Oracle Business Intelligence (Financial) PeopleSoft Data Base Software Siebel Client Management Software Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Software BEA middleware products Oracle business

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SAP Labs is the research and development organization of the parent company. SAP has its development organization spread across the globe. Many, but not all, labs locations are hosting SAP Research groups.

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User Groups are independent, not-for-profit organizations of SAP customer companies and partners within the SAP Ecosystem that provide education to their members, influence SAP product releases and direction, exchange best practices, and provide insight into the market needs 4.

In 2007, the SAP User Group Executive Network (SUGEN) has been established to foster the information exchange and best practice sharing among SAP User Groups and to coordinate the collaboration with SAP for strategic topics.

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We must set the enterprise structure correctly in the first place. The change of it usually requires a great effort and very time consuming. To set it up correctly we must have a comprehensive knowledge about the business processes and how to map it to SAP configuration.

A specific organizational unit is defined by a specific function or module in SAP. Company code is defined by FI module. Plant is defined by Logistics function. Storage Location and Purchasing Organization are defined by MM module.

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When you create a company you should bear in mind the following points relating to group accounting: ^

If your organization uses several +# ! ,, the companies which only appear as groupinternal business partners, and are not operational in each system, must be maintained in each client. This is a precondition for the account assignment of a group-internal trading partner.

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Balance sheets and Profit and Loss statements, required by law, are created at company code level. The Company Code is the smallest organizational unit for which we can have an independent accounting department within external accounting, for example, a company within a corporate group (client). In SAP, a company code is represented by a unique 4-digit alpha-numeric for a specific client.

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In SAP when we go for the practicle field we have to customise the SAP according to the need of client the first step in the customising process is to create a new company as per the ne SAP Easy Access: SPRO Sap Reference IMG Enterprise Structure Financial Accounting Edit, Copy, Delete, Check Company Code.

Follow the above defined path and double click on edit, copy, company code then goto copy button and copy your company code from 1000 Or we can also go directly in this screen by using T code EC01 Now the next step is to make initial changes in the company code the path is Edit, copy, company data then double click on position and search company code then enter and highlight your company code go to in new entry and make initial changes save the changes go back in the address fill the detail finally save the document Or we can use Tcode-OX02 Now the next step is to check or verification of your company by using T code OBY6 Now, creations of the company go to Define company make new entry give company details save it and back.

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A plant is the place of production or simply a collection of several locations of material stocks in close physical proximity. A plant is represented by a unique 4-digit alpha-numeric for a specific client. Plant is used in Material Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), and Plant Maintenance (PM) module. A plant is assigned to one company code.

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Division is a way to group materials or services. A wide range of materials or services can be divided into divisions. A material or service is always assigned to just one division.

In SAP SD, the use of divisions allows us organize our sales structure around groups of similar products or product lines. We can define a division-specific sales structure. Within a division, we can also carry out statistical analyses or devise our own marketing strategies.

In order to adapt the functional scope of a division to the organization in your company, you should process the following check list: ^ Allocate a division to one or more , # , " ! ; !,. ^ Allocate a division to one or more , ! +2 !! #,. ^ Allocate a business area to a division from a plant. This way, business area account assignment can be carried out for transactions in Materials Management. As of Release 3.0, the business area is determined in Materials Management from the division and the valuation area. ^ A material is always assigned to one division only. ^ Define master data within a division for customers as well as your own + ! !, and pricing. ^

Create shared customer master data and conditions, which apply to several divisions, using a common division.

^ Define sales offices for a division. ^

Define for each sales document type that all items of a sales document must belong to the same division.

^ The items of a delivery or a billing document can belong to different divisions. ^ The division is used as a selection criterion for lists of sales documents and the work list for deliveries.

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^ Division of sales function of the company based on ^ Geography or sub-businesses of the company ^ Any other sales criteria. Sales organization is defined as a 4-digit alpha numeric code with external numbering.

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For a distribution channel, determine sales document types.

Determine sales offices for a distribution channel.

All items of a sales document belong to a distribution channel. The entire sales document is therefore entered for a distribution channel.

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The items of a delivery can belong to different distribution channels.

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All items of a billing document belong to a distribution channel.

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The distribution channel can be used as a selection criterion in lists.

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You can determine the printer destination for messages differently for every distribution channel on the basis of the sales and billing documents.

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A Storage Location is a storage area comprising warehouses in close proximity. A Storage Location is represented by a unique 4-digit alpha-numeric for a specific plant. Material stocks can be differentiated within one plant according to storage location (inventory management).

Storage locations are always created for a plant.A , " # + ! is the place where stock is physically kept within a plant.

A storage location has the following attributes: ^

There may be one or more storage locations within a plant.

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A storage location has a description and at least one address.

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The ,2 ** !" * ! is the highest-level organizational unit of shipping that controls your shipping activities. Each outbound delivery in the SAP system is processed by one ,2 ** !" * ! 4 The ,2 ** !" * ! can be a loading ramp, a mail depot, or a rail depot. It can also be, for example, a group of employees responsible (only) for organizing urgent deliveries.

You assign a shipping point in the SAP System at plant level. A shipping point is a physical place and should be near the delivering plant. More than one shipping point can be assigned to a plant.

We can also assign several plants to a shipping point in the SAP system.

In order to adapt the functional scope of a shipping point to the organization in your company, we should process the following check list: ^

The shipping point is the top level in the organization for shipping.

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A delivery is always initiated from exactly one shipping point. Thus, all items of a delivery belong to one shipping point. Groups of deliveries also belong to exactly one shipping point.

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The shipping point can be proposed automatically during order processing depending on the plant, loading group and shipping condition.

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A shipping point has an address.

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The shipping point is used as a selection criterion for lists of deliveries and the work list deliveries.

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The shipping point is used as a selection criterion for processing deliveries like printing, picking or goods issue.

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Now the next and very important step is to assign all the codes with each other making the assignment in all required fields:

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step, you allocate the distribution channels to a sales organization. In this case, as many distribution channels as desired can belong to a sales organization. In addition, a distribution channel can be valid for several sales organizations.

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In this step, you allocate as many divisions as desired to a sales organization. Any one division can belong to several sales organizations.

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Use this step to assign any number of plants to a combination of sales organization and distribution channel. A plant can be assigned more than once.

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Now go to business area account assignment for defining rules by sales area . ! # , # ,

For business area account determination, you have to define for each sales area the rules according to which the SAP System should find a business area.

Note If you do not specify a rule for a sales area, account determination cannot be carried out for each business area. ^ Currently you cannot change the rules for determining the business area in Customizing ^

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In this IMG activity, you assign one business area to each of the combinations of plant and division for automatic business area account assignment.

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Division is a field in the material master data (it can be input/edited on ³Basic Data 1´ view by MM01/MM02 t-code). That¶s why a material is always assigned to just one division.

A material can be sold through one or more distribution channels in one or more sales organization. To allow it, we have to maintain the material master data for each combination of sales organization and distribution channel.

We can set different data of a material for each combination sales organization and distribution channel, such as: ³minimal order quantity´ and ³minimal delivery quantity´ data. By doing so, for example, a material must be ordered by customer minimal 1000 PC for wholesale channel and 10 PC for retail channel (assumed we only have one sales organization).

# , It is a Master file which contains information of a particular material, depending upon the views selected from the user departments.

Different types of views available in Material Master Record are 1. Basic data 1 & 2 2. Purchasing 3. General plant data storage 1 & 2 4. Warehouse Management 1 & 2 5. MRP (Material required planning) 1,2,3,4 c Y

6. Accounting 1 & 2 7. Costing 1 & 2 8. Quality Management 9. Plant Stock 10. Storage Location Stock 11. Classification 12. Forecasting 13. Purchase Order Text 14. Foreign Trade: Import Data # * It is a key that assigns the material to a group of materials such as Raw materials, trading goods.

This allows you to manage different materials in a uniform manner in accordance with your company's requirements.

The Material type defines certain attributes of the material and has important control functions , When creating a material master record, the material type determines: Â&#x2021; whether the material number is assigned internally or externally Â&#x2021; from which number range interval the material number comes Â&#x2021; which screens are displayed Â&#x2021; the order in which screens are displayed Â&#x2021; which department-specific data is displayed for the user to enter.

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HAWA- Trading goods DIEN - Services ERSA - Spare Parts PIPE - Pipeline material LEIH - Returnable Packaging HERS- Manufacturer Parts FGTR - Drinks FOOD- Foods FRIP - Perishable Goods !. " # #, $ Configurable materials are materials that can have different variants. For example, an automobile can have different types of paintwork, trim, and engine. ! ,2 * + , Finished products are produced in-house. Since they cannot be ordered by Purchasing, a material master record of this material type does not contain purchasing data.

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manufactured in-house. The company then processes them. A material master record of this material type can contain both purchasing and work scheduling data.

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They cannot be stored or transported.

* * , Spare parts are used to replace defective parts. They may be kept in stock.

A material master record of this material type can contain purchasing data, but not sales data

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Sales: General/ Plant Data 6.

General Plant Data Storage 1 7.

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Window will open write the Material and quantity and Enter and then save it. After that the document will be posted and ten digits code will be generated The path is /NMB1C Give document date, posting date, movement type, and storage location

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To create a customer master data you have to maintain atleast 3 required mandatory fields These fields are 1 General data- address, fill data, all other fields can be left blank 2 sales area data- in sales Âą customer pricing procedure, shipping- delivery priority shipping condition, billing- in co terms, terms of payments tax documents partner function 3 company code data- acct. mgt reconciliation account terms of peyments

CUSTOMER MASTER DATA c * , In the SAP System, all business transactions are posted to and managed in accounts. You must create a master record for each account that you require. The master record contains data that controls how business transactions are recorded and processed by the system. It also includes all the information about a customer that you need to be able to conduct business with him. c * !, . !" , , In the following steps, you make the settings for preparing to create customer master records. To do this, you need the following objects: ^

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The number range determines the number interval from which the account number for the master record is to be selected. The account number must be assigned when creating a customer master record. Using the number range, you also determine whether the numbers are assigned internally by the system or externally by yourself.

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# , , The field status definitions determine the status of the fields on the screens for the master data. You define the status dependent on the account group. You can also determine the status dependent on the processing type (transaction) and on the company code.

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How many number ranges do you need for your customer master records?

For the size of the number intervals, you should try and take into consideration not only the current customer master but also future developments.

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How many account groups do you need?

You must create at least one account group if you do not use the groups available in the standard system.

The number of number ranges gives you an initial clue as to the number of account groups. Your number ranges are allocated to the account groups. If you have determined that you require several number ranges, then you must create at least as many account groups so that you can use the number ranges.

The number of account groups which you need also depends on whether you use these groups for the layout of the screens. For example, in the standard system two account groups are recommended: one group for standard accounts and another group for onetime accounts.

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Should the screen fields have a special field status dependent on the account group?

This status can depend on p the company code in which the master record is created p the transactions with which the master record is processed.

. ! ++ ! & *, 1 2 + ! , , In this step, you determine the account groups for customers.

You can also define reference account groups for one-time accounts. You can use these to control the fields of the one-time account screen so that, for example, certain fields are displayed as required fields or are hidden.

When creating a customer account, you must specify an account group. You can specify a reference account group under "Control" in the "General data" part of a one-time account's master data. If you do not specify a reference account group, then, as previously, all fields of the one-time account screen are ready for input during document entry.

You use the account group to determine: ^

the interval for the account numbers

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whether the number is assigned internally by the system or externally by the user (type of number assignment

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The path is Spro img financial accounting acct receivable and acct payable customer acct master data preparation for creating customer master data define acct group with screen layout position acct group(ZAG2) *, ^ Find ZAG2 from positions and then copy as. ^ Give your account group and name. ^ Go to general data and double click and select address. ^ Select name 1/ last name and tick the required entry tab. ^ Select company code data, then account management and then tick required entry of reconciliation account. ^ Select payment transaction then terms of payment and then tick required entry. ^ Select sales data, then sales and then tick required entry in pricing procedure. ^ Select shipping then tick required entry of shipping conditions. ^ Select billing then billing and incoterms and tick required entry in both.

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In the following menu options, you define the rules according to which automatic partner determination is to be carried out.

When creating a customer master record, the SAP System proposes the allowed partner functions to be maintained. According to the rules defined here, the partners are adopted from the customer master records of the sold-to parties into the sales and distribution documents. c [

You have to edit the following points for the function "Partner determination": ^

Partner function You define with the help of the partner function which functions exist for the partners ( customers, vendors, employees, and so on) in your system.

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Partners allowed for each account group You allocate the permitted partner functions to every account group customer.

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Function conversion You can define the key of the partner functions according to the language.

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Partner object Partners are possible in the customer master record and the so-called partner objects in the sales and distribution documents . Select a partner object and define the rules for partner determination for this object.

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Partner determination procedures You define partner determination procedures which contain all the allowed partner functions for every partner object.

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Procedure allocation You allocate each partner determination procedure to an actual partner object using a key, for example, to an account group customer or a sales document type.

Partners are contained both in the customer master records and in the sales and distribution documents . You define partner determination for each of these objects individually.

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customer master record

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After defining the partner functions, select one partner object after the other and define the partner determination procedures for the selected object.

Only when you have checked and, if necessary, changed the partner determination for all the partner objects is the function "Partner determination" completed.

Note on tranport interface In the transport, all objects maintained for partner determination are transported. In the correction which is created for the transport, you can check the table entries and delete the entries which are not to be transported.

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partner determination

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, Business partner from whom receivables are due as a result of services rendered. Examples of these services are: ^

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For each item, the SAP System determines the shipping point when processing a sales document.

You can change the shipping point in the sales document manually. Shipping points are maintained in Customizing in Section "Create shipping point".

The specification of a shipping point is required for creating a delivery for an order item.

The automatic determination of the shipping point depends on the following criteria: ^

delivering plant of the item The delivering plant is automatically determined by the SAP System in the sales document item, on the basis of the ship-to party and the material. You can manually change the delivering plant of an item.

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Shipping conditions of the sold-to party or the sales document type

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In the following menu options, you define the shipping conditions, the loading groups and the rules for the shipping point determination. In addition, you can specify a shipping condition for particular sales document types.

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The Pricing function is a method of determining prices using the condition technique. SAP Enterprise Buyer uses Pricing when purchase documents are being created, for example, when a shopping cart or purchase order is created. The system automatically determines the gross price and any surcharges and discounts that apply to a specific vendor according to defined conditions.

The system uses the gross price and these surcharges or discounts to determine the net price.

Pricing consists of the following elements: ^ ! ! * A condition type serves to differentiate between prices in the system. You can define a separate condition type for each type of price, surcharge or discount that may arise in your business transactions. The condition type defines, for example, a discount as a fixed amount or as a percentage. ^

++ ,, 9 !+ An access sequence is a search strategy with which the system looks for valid data for a specific condition type. You can define an access sequence for each condition type. In Enterprise Buyer the access sequences are predefined, changes are not intended to be made by customers. ^ ! ! # A condition table contains price information on a master data type, for example, on a product master. If you define a product price or a special discount, for example, you create condition records in the relevant condition table.

There are two types of pricingÂś internally And Externally c + !" ! # The following steps describe how you should set up pricing control in the system.

You should be familiar with the pricing criteria before making the necessary settings for pricing in the SAP System.

Check how prices as well as surcharges and discounts are created. For example, determine whether different prices apply to individual customers or customer groups and how surcharges and discounts are calculated.

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Check whether separate pricing is carried out for individual business transactions. You may levy specific freight surcharges for rush orders, for example.

Specify at what point in time prices are determined (e.g. for sales promotions, price increases, etc.). Also clarify who is responsible for determining prices.

Afterwards, adjust your pricing dependencies to the pricing criteria in the SAP System. To do this, see the following steps. ÿ ÿÿÿÿÿ ÿÿÿÿÿ

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The access sequence is a search strategy which the SAP System uses to search for condition records valid for a condition type.

For example, you can define for a price that the SAP System first searches for a customerspecific price and then for a price list price.

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Price elements are represented in the SAP system byg condition types. Price elements can be, for example, prices, surcharges, discounts, taxes or, freight, and are stored in the system in condition records.

You can, for example, define whether a discount is calculated as a percentage or a fixed amount using the condition type.

You specify an access sequence in every condition type. Thus, you define which fields the SAP system checks when searching for a valid condition record.

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basic settings

pricing

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Contract is where you have a contract with the vendor, may be a for a predetermined quantity or predefined value. So every time you need the material, we need to make PO ref the contract asking for the delivery of the material. In such instance when PO is ref with contract itÂśs called contract release orders or call off orders.

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contract

T code VA41 Give contract type nms We will give sold to party then Po no. validity dates material then double click on material then click on shipping give storage location click on condition give condition edit on incompletion log save the doc. It will generate a contract no

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Scheduling agreement is a long term purchase agreement, where you will keep issuing the delivery schedules whenever there is a change in requirement or at predetermined time intervals. The delivery schedule can be on hour/daily/weekly/monthly basis. But it will contain different zones viz. firm/tradeoff/Forecast. Firm zone schedules are confirmed requirement and need to be taken by ordered party. Tradeoff zone requirement is to purchase the raw materials and ordering party is liable to pay raw material cost, in case of requirement cancellation. Forecast zone requirement is to help the vendor to plan his requirements.

SA is also an agreement with the vendor for the supply of material, may be a quantity or value. The delivery dates will be maintained in ME38 ref the SA which are called delivery schedules. So you can maintain the delivery schedule and communicate the vendor on Forecast basis or JIT basis. And when you need some more material then will only create SA deliveries using ME38. SA could be of 2 types:- without release documentation-system will transmit the delivery info to the vendor once you save the document.

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Billing represents the final processing stage for a business transaction in sales and distribution.

Information on billing is available at every stage of order processing and delivery processing.

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Comprehensive pricing functions.

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Transfer billing data to Financial Accounting (FI).

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billing document

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^ Enables you to build repeatable business processes, and to automate your processes ^ Enables you to build repeatable business processes, and to automate your processes ^ Allows you to implement complex business processes ^ Takes care that each step of your workflow is assigned to the right person ^ It is tightly linked to Business Object Repository ^ Workflows can be started whenever a predefined event occurs ^ You can use an existing organizational structure to have the relevant users carry out the Individual activities ^ You can run detailed reports on the workflow process itself, such as how often each workflow was executed, what was the average execution time, how long did it take people to react to items in their inbox, etc. ^ For each step, you can define deadline monitoring ^ Many SAP applications such as ERP, CRM, SRM, and others, deliver predefined workflows. ^ You can either use them without any changes or do minor changes according to your ^ CompanyÂśs requirements. This significantly brings down implementation time. ^ There is a huge number of existing knowledge on SAP Business Workflow worldwide.

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^ the SAP Business Workflow can do external calls, however it works best and is mainly used to handle business processes within one SAP system. ^ No record authorization management (check-out) ^ Missing interfaces to ERP, e.g., to refer to an HR Organization structure ^ Routing based on an organizational structure (e.g., to determine the approver based on an organizational hierarchy), or on an attribute (e.g., to determine the approver according to the product's group) is not supported ^ No flexible jumps supported, i.e., it is not possible to route to any workflow step (e.g., in case of a disapproval, the approval step can only return to the previous workflow step) ^ Changing business rules at runtime is not supported (e.g., in case that an approver is determined depending on product group, it should be possible to change mapping at run time

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1. Integration can be the highest benefit of SAP. The only real project aim for implementing ERP is reducing data redudancy and redudant data entry. If this is set as a goal, to automate inventory posting to G/L, then it might be a successful project. ERP improves the cooperation of users.

2. I think individual efficiency can suffer by implementing ERP. The big question with ERP is whether the benefit of integration and cooperation can make up for the loss in personal efficiency or not.

3. It reduces cost only if the company took accounting and reporting seriously even before implementation and had put a lot of manual effort in it. If they didn't care about it, if they just did some simple accounting to fill mandatory statements and if internal reporting did not exists of has not been financially-oriented, then no cost is reduced.

4. Less reporting or accounting personnel, but more sales assistants etc.

5. What ERP does is makes the lives of inaccurate people or organization a complete hell and maybe forces them to be accurate (which means hiring more people or distributing work better), or it falls.

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