ERP 2 Final Flashcards
(36 cards)
What are the 3 core components of the SD Org Structure?
Sales Organization
Distribution Channel
Division
How are the SD org structure components linked together?
Through the sales area. The sales area is comprised of sales organization, distribution channel, and division. It connects all three together.
Explain the internal sales org:
- Typically defines a territory or market.
- Linked to one or more sales areas.
- Optional in that it is operated in theory rather than in SAP. Sales group, sales person, sales office
What three core components make up the internal sales organization?
- Sales Office
- Sales Group
- Sales Person
Explain the shipping point:
- Location that performs all delivery related activities.
- Assigned a factory calendar.
- A delivery can be process from only one shipping point.
What is assigned a factory calendar?
Shipping point
Explain Loading Point
A subdivision of the shipping point used for more specialized handling - forklift, handcart, etc.
What are the three core elements of the SD MASTER Data?
Customer, Material, Pricing
Draw the SD master data triangle:
Customer on top, material bottom left, pricing bottom right
What are the three views we added to the SD project?
- Sales org 1
- Sales org 2
- Sales/General/Plant
What does the sales org 1 view encompass?
General data: base unit of measure, division, sales unit, delivering plant, conditions, tax data
What does the sales org 2 view encompass?
Material statistics group, material pricing, etc. grouping
What does the sales/general/plant view show?
Gross weight, net weight, base unit,shipping data, plant parameters, loading group
What are the three core parts of customer master data?
- General data
- Company Code
- Sales
What does the company code button (sd module customer master data) show?
- Account management
- Payment transactions
- correspondence
What does the sales org. data button (sd module customer master data) show?
-Sales, shipping, billing, partner usage
Explain a business partner:
Defines all parties involved in a business transaction. Differentiate between parties (sold to, ship to, bill to, payer)
What party is the primary business partner and is used for orders?
Sold to party
What party is the receiving delivery party?
ship to
What party where we deliver the invoice to?
Bill to party
What party where the partner pays the bill?
Payer Party/partner
What is the standard pricing procedure? (what does it encompass)
- Prices (gross)
- Discounts and surcharges
- Freight
- Taxes
- Then calculates final price
How do the pricing procedure components work together?
The pricing procedure is determined (RVAJUS), the pricing procedure contains a list of condition types (PROO Price), the condition types point to the access sequence, then the access sequence provides the search order for pricing ($9.50)
What is the difference between a standard price agreement and a detailed price agreement?
- Standard price agreements contain product, customer, material, customer group.
- Detailed price agreements contain scales, rebates, customer expected price, more in depth.