Designed for a milk producer company, this end user document outlines the Production Planning and Control process within SAP, focusing on master data, demand management, MRP, planned orders, shop floor control, goods issues/receipts, and reporting. The process integrates modules like Materials Management (MM) and Production Planning (PP). It details the steps from setting up master data to executing production and managing inventory, supporting both ‘Make to Stock’ (MTS) and ‘Make to Order’ (MTO) production environments. Key terms include master data (foundational data like material masters, BOMs, and routings) and MRP, which is used to ensure material availability.
End User Guide
Stock Transfers with Valuated Stock in Transit (SIT) in SAP
This document provides a detailed explanation of Stock Transfers with Valuated Stock in Transit (SIT) in SAP, focusing on how it allows for precise control over the transfer of title during stock movements.
Key Concepts mentioned in the document:
- Valuated Stock in Transit: This functionality allows businesses to track inventory that is in transit between plants, with the ability to define the exact point at which the ownership (title) of the goods transfers. This can be at goods issue, goods receipt, or during transit.
- Traditional Stock Transfers: In standard SAP stock transfers, the title transfer typically occurs at the goods issue, even if the goods haven’t physically arrived at the receiving plant.
- Business Function LOG_MM_SIT: This business function needs to be activated to use the Valuated Stock in Transit functionality.
- Schedule Line Categories: SAP provides specific schedule line categories (e.g., N1, N2, N3, N4, N5, N6, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6) that define the transfer of title point for both cross-company and intra-company stock transfers and returns.
- Movement Types: Specific movement types (e.g., 68A, 68I, 683, 691, 695, 109, 169) are used in conjunction with the schedule line categories to control the stock postings.
Indirect Procurement Business Process Guide in SAP MM
This comprehensive procedural document outlines the Indirect Purchasing process in SAP MM. The procedure is designed to support efficient operational sourcing while maintaining strict control over expenditure in accordance with the company’s Delegation of Authority (DOA). It formalizes the approach to managing requisitions for indirect purchases within the SAP system, detailing the processes to be followed by Requisitioners and Procurement teams alike. This standardized procedure ensures compliance, transparency, and efficiency in the procurement of non-production materials, equipment, and services across the organization. By implementing this robust process, the company aims to optimize its procurement operations, reduce risks, and drive value in its indirect spend management.
SAP HCM Consultant’s Guide to Master Data Configuration
This comprehensive guide serves as an essential resource for consultants implementing and configuring master data SAP’s Human Capital Management module. It provides a deep dive into the core components of personnel administration, organizational management, and payroll, equipping readers with the knowledge to effectively set up and customize the system to meet an organization’s specific needs. From enterprise structures to wage type configurations, this manual covers the critical elements required to build an effective HR information system capable of managing employee data, organizational hierarchies, compensation, and payroll processes.
SAP Purchasing (P2P) Overview Presentation (112 Pages)
This presentation document provides an in-depth overview of SAP’s Materials Management (MM) module, focusing specifically on the Purchasing component. It covers the fundamental concepts, processes, and configurations essential for effective procurement management within SAP systems. The document explores various aspects of purchasing, from master data management to advanced features like source determination, release procedures, and specialized procurement processes. It aims to equip SAP professionals and users with the knowledge required to optimize purchasing operations, streamline procurement workflows, and leverage SAP’s robust capabilities in managing supplier relationships and procurement activities.
Shutdown Maintenance Process Guide in SAP PM
This document provides a comprehensive step-by-step user manual for shutdown maintenance processes in SAP Plant Maintenance (PM) system.
The shutdown maintenance process in SAP is a crucial aspect of plant maintenance, particularly for managing periods when equipment or facilities are temporarily taken offline for extensive maintenance tasks. This process involves careful planning, scheduling, and execution to ensure that all necessary maintenance activities are completed efficiently during the shutdown period.
This document outlines the procedures for managing planned shutdowns, from initial notification to order completion and cost settlement. Key sections covered in the document:
SAP S4HANA Down Payment Process Guide in P2P Cycle
This document outlines the Procure to Pay (P2P) process with down payment in SAP S/4 HANA. A down payment, in this context, refers to a partial payment made to the vendor in advance of receiving goods or services, which is a common practice in procurement to secure orders or initiate production. The guide provides a walkthrough of the various stages involved in the procurement cycle, from creating a purchase order to making the final payment to the vendor, including the handling of down payments. It details the specific SAP transaction codes and steps required for each phase of the process, emphasizing the integration between Materials Management (MM) and Financial (FI) modules.
Intra & Inter Company STO Process Guide in SAP
This document presents a comprehensive overview of intra-company and inter-company stock transfer processes within SAP’s Material Management module. It explores the basics of stock movement between different plants and companies. The document delves into various scenarios, including transfers with and without outbound deliveries, one-step and two-step procedures, and the utilization of stock in transit. By outlining the necessary master data, customization steps, and transaction codes, the document provides a practical guide for implementing and managing complex stock transfer workflows in SAP systems.
SAP Intercompany STO Configuration & End User Guide
This document provides a comprehensive guide to implementing the Intercompany Stock Transport Order (STO) process in SAP systems. It outlines the necessary steps for companies with multiple plants across different company codes to efficiently transfer stock between locations. The guide covers essential prerequisites, configuration settings, and transactional procedures required to establish a seamless intercompany stock transfer workflow. By following this implementation guide, organizations can enhance their ability to monitor in-transit stock, improve traceability through document flow, and accurately account for delivery costs associated with stock transport orders.
SAP S4HANA PM Presentation: Comprehensive Overview (201 Pages)
SAP S/4HANA Plant Maintenance (PM) is a comprehensive solution for managing the lifecycle of physical assets in an organization. This PPT presentation document provides a deep dive into the core concepts, processes, and basic configurations of SAP PM. From basic organizational structures to advanced features like pool asset management, this resource covers everything maintenance professionals need to know to effectively implement and utilize SAP PM. Whether you’re new to SAP or looking to optimize your existing system, this guide offers valuable insights into streamlining maintenance operations, reducing costs, and maximizing asset performance.