Reservation Processes, Counting Processes, Billing Plan
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Contents
- Reservation Processes
- Counting Processes (w/ WM & w/ oWM)
- Billing Plan
1. Reservation Processes
- Availability of material when required.
- There is only one movement type.
- Which material, amount, need date, from which factory, which stock to which stock or to which buyer?
- There is at least one header and one item data.
- It is done at the plant or warehouse level.
- Can be created manually or automatically.
- Table: RESB
Creating a Reservation
Reservation Change
Reservation Table: RESB
Reservation of Transfer Record
Reservation Table: RESB
Goods Movement Sign of the Reservation
Final Issue Sign of the Reservation
Final Issue Sign of the Reservation
Reservation Table: RESB
2. Counting Processes
- In the counting procedure, a physical inventory document is initially produced.
- Counts are also carried out based on the inventory document.
- Measures actual stocks and consistency of stocks in the system.
- Tables: IKPF (Header), ISEG (Item); w/o WM
- Table: LQUA (Warehouse Address stock); w/ WM
Creating and Modifying a Physical Inventory Document
w/o WM Counting Process:
Batch Physical Inventory Document Creation and Header/Item Tables
Creating Custom Inventory Documents
Manual Entry of Census Data and Inventory Table
Count Change, Display and Inventory Difference Recording
Creating and Activating Warehouse Status Report and Physical Inventory
w/ WM Counting Process:
Manual Entry of Census Data and Warehouse Address Stock Table
Record of Count Differences and Warehouse Address Stock Table
Posting Count Differences in MM Stocks
3. Billing Plan
- Invoices that are planned to be generated regularly to customers.
- Data can be kept on the Header or Item Level
- Functions such as determination of billing plan dates, pricing, billing status, billing blocking, document flow and currency determination can be used.
- It is divided into periodic and partial billing.
Billing Plan Implementation Steps
Contract Creation
