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What is a Goods Movement?
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A transaction that causes stock change.
They are both internal and external movements. Distinguish b/w GR, GI, stock transfers and transfer postings. |
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What is a Good Receipt?
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Goods movement in which the receipt of goods from both ann external vender and from production is posted.
Leads to an increase of warehouse stock. When it is posted a material and an accounting document are created. The material document records informtation such as the material and quantity delivered. Storage location and associated plant are also recorded. The accounting document records the effects the material movement has on the value of stock |
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What are the benefits of posting with a PO?
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1. The goods receiving department can check whether the delivery matches the order
2. Data from the PO is suggested 3. PO is automatically updated from delivery |
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What is a Goods Issue?
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A goods movement in which material withdrawal, goods issue, material consumption, or goods shipment is posted to a customer.
It leads to a decrease in warehouse stock. |
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What is a stock transfer?
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The removal of materials from a particular storage location and placement into another storage location.
Can take place both within the same plant and between two plants. |
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What is a transfer posting?
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A super ordinate term for stock transfers and changes the stock identification or qualification of material, regardless of whether the physical posting is linked to a physical movement or not.
Ex: The releasae of stock for quality inspection, the transfer posting from material to material, or the transfer of consignment material. |
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What are the ways possible to ensure certain goods are posted to stock in quality inspection?
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1. In the material master of the material in the purchasing and work scheduling tab. This ensures the posting everytime the material is procured.
2. In the reference document such as the PO. This ensures the quality inspection one time for that specific order 3. In the goods receipt in the where tab |
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What are the different stock types?
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1. Unrestricted-use stock
2. Stock in quality inspection 3. Blocked stock |
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How do you decide whether to post a goods receipt into unrestricted-use stock, stock in quality inspection, or blocked stock?
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Based on the stock type
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What is movement type 101?
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How you eneter goods receipts against purchase and production orders
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When you post a goods receipt, when is the quantity and value of stock not increased?
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With material types without value updating
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What is the stock overview?
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A static display of stocks where you can only view the current stock situation and can display the material stock at each organizational level.
The quantities of stock type are totaled for each organizational unit. |
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What are the different ways of siplaying the stock overview?
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You can display the stock overview for batches/valuation type, and special stocks (such as consignment material)
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What can you not see in the stock overview list?
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Future planned goods receipts and goods issues
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What is movement type 122?
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Return delivery to vendor
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What is a movement type?
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It plays a central role in automatic account determination. It determines which stock or financial accounts are updated in financial accounting as well as the structure of the screen when you enter documents and the updating of the quantity fields.
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When the usability of stock changes, what must be done in SAP?
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A transfer posting indicating a goods movement.
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What is a stock-to-stock transfer posting?
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A transfer posting indicating the change in usability of a material.
This type of transfer posting can aslo be a physical goods movement to a different storage location. You can only enter a movement within one plant and not between several plants. Ex: Stock from quality inspection into un-restricted use |
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What documents do a goods movement create?
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A material document and an accounting document which are indepenedent documents.
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What does a material document consist of, record, and how can it be identified?
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It consists of a document header and at least one item.
It records which quantity of which material is posted to which storage location of the associated plant at item level. in the header the posting date and name of the creator appears. It can be identified by the material document number and the material document year. |
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What does an accounting document consist of, record, and how can it be identified?
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It consists of a document header adn at least one item.
It records the effects of material movement on the accounts. The header contains the document date, posting date, posting period, and document currency. At item level the G/L account numbers and amount posted are displayed. It can be identified by the company code, accounting document number, and the fiscal year. |
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From the material document can you drill down into the accounting document?
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Yes
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What other areas, in addition to the material (quantity) and accounting (value) documents, are affected by the goods receipt?
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Purchasing - The PO history is updated
Quality Management (if active) - an inspection lot is created Warehouse Management (if active) - a transfer requirement is created along witht the goods being placed into the warehouse Output may be generated such as the goods receipt slip or a pallet label. |
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What are ALL the possible effects of a goods receipt?
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The material master stock and stock values are updated.
Movement documentation are produced simultaneously (material and accounting documents). Stock and consumption accounts are updated. Creation of an inspection lot to trigger quality inspection. A transfer requirement for warehouse management. A GR slip hard copy. Notification of goods receipt. Update PO and PO history. |
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What is the link between material management and external or internal accounting?
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Invoice verification
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What is invoice processing?
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Where invoices and credit memos are entered and checked for accuracy of the contents and prices.
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What completes the process of invoice verification?
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Posting the invoice.
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What happens directly after an invoice is verified and posted in the system?
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The PO history is updated and financial accounting can pay the open invoice item on teh vendor acccount with a credit.
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What are the types of invoice verification?
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1. Purchase-order based
2. Goods-receipt based |
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What can an invoice be posted with reference to?
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A PO, GR, or delivery note.
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What items can you settle with purchase-order based invoice verification?
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You can settle all items irrespective of whether there have been partial deliveries.
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How do you settle items with goods-receipt based invoice verification and how can you set this type of verification?
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You use the goods receipt as the basis of the invoice entry.
Invoices for quantities greater than the goods receipt cannot be posted. Set this type of verification in the PO. |
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What are the effects of invoice verification (complex explanation)?
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When an invoice posts an accounting document is created and the individual items are posted to the corresponding accounts.
The provisons in the GR/IR (created by the goods receipt) account are reversed. So the system debits the GR/IR account and credits the vendor account. The invoice document is entered in the PO history. If the invoice and PO prices vary, the stock price and the current moving avergae price is recalculated and updated in the material master, for a mterial valuated with moving avergae price. |
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What are the effects of invoice verification (simple explanation)?
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1. If theres a price variance between the invoice and PO the material master is updated.
2. The PO history is updated. 3. An accounting document listing the account effects will be created. |
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How can payment transaction be carried out in the system?
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Manually by an outgoing payment document entry or automatically by mean of a payment program.
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What are the elements of the payment transaction?
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1. Select payment method and bank.
2. Select items for payment. 3. Calculate the payment amount taking account of cash discount periods. 4. Post the payment document. 5. Print payment medium. |
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What aspects of SAP does materials management integrate with?
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Financial accounting
Manufacturing Sales order management Plant maintenance Production planning Management accounting Human capital management |
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How does materials management intergrate with financial accounting?
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Purchasing maintains data on the vendors that are defined in the system jointly with finance so vendor information is stored in a vendor master record that contains both accounting and procurement information. The vendor master record represents the creditor account in finance.
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How does materials management intergrate with sales and distribution?
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In terms of materials planning, a sales area requirement can be sent to purchasing.
When a PO is created it can be directly assigned to a sales order. As a sales order is entered you can initiate a dynamic availability check of on hand stock. |
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How does materials management intergrate with production planning?
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They are linked through inventory needs. Inventory management is responsible for the staging of components required for production.
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How does materials management intergrate with plant maintenance?
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They are linked by the BOM.
You can post a GR with reference to an equipment BOM. You can also withdraw parts for maintenance orders. Serial numbers are activated in materials management but used within the plant maintenance system. |
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How does materials management intergrate with logistics?
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The inventory management system can be extended by the Warehouse Management System. While inventory management manages the stock quantity and value, WMS handles and monitors storage.
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What do standard reports enable you to do?
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Evaluate the document information that has been created through enterprisewise transactions. Additionally, analyses of master data can be run as well.
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In purchasing, how can you influence the appearance of your report list?
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By using the scope-of-list and selection parameters.
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What does the scope-of-list parameter determine?
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Which data is displayed for a selected document (which lines appear in your report).
can be used to determine whether PO history is displayed and whether or not the list is outputted with ALV Grid Control. |
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What does the selection parameter determine?
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Which purchasing documents are analyzed by the report.
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In additon to the list displays for documents and master data, what does the purchasing menu also contain?
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General analyses, the purchase order value analysis, and goods receipt forecast reports.
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What do SAP List Viewer and ALV Grid Control do?
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Standardize and simplify the handling of lists in SAP systems.
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Can ALV Grid Control only be used with list displays?
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No. It can also be used in other transactions like PR's.
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How can you change the appearance and content of lists?
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Using the layout (display variant).
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What are the key elements of the SAP List Viewer and ALV Grid Control?
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1. Uniform design of all lists and tables.
2. Cross-application, standardized function with uniform icons 3. Simple creation and changing of layouts (display variants). |
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What are the function provided by the the SAP List Viewer and ALV Grid Control?
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1. Choose detail
2. Set filter 3. Sort - in ascending or descending order. 4. Add values - totals on both value and quantity columns. 5. Create subtotals - for selected columns without value or quantity columns and for column with quantity or value columns already totaled. 6. Layout |
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What are the information systems available in Logistics?
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1. SIS: Sales Information system
2. PURCHIS: Purchasing Information System 3. INVCO: Inventory Controlling 4. TIS: Transportation Information System 5. SFIS: Shop Floor Information System 6. QMIS: Quality Management Information System 7. PMIS: Plant Maintenance Information System |
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What are information structures?
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The special statistic tables which contain transactional data from the different applications.
This data is constantly collected and updated by the system. |
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What is the purchasing information system based on?
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Information Structures
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What are the three basic types of information in information structures?
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Characteristics, a period unit and key figures
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What are characteristics?
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Criteria which you specify to collect datat on a certain subject such as vendor or customer. Organizational elements can also be considered a characteristic.
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What is a period unit?
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Data for a particular period.
Ex: day, week, month, or posting period |
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What is a key figure?
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A performance measure that is updated for each characteristic combination and periodicity. They are quantitative magnitudes providing information on measurable facts. They can also be simple figures like counters.
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What does standard analyses provide?
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A wide range of functions for creating presentations and analyses for the data basis in the LIS.
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When is the data basis for a standard analysis established?
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When you determine an object to analyze and make selections
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What are the functions of reporting in standard analyses?
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1. ABC analysis
2. Classification 3. Segmentation 4. Plan/actual computations 5. Cumulative frequency curve 6. Correlation 7. Time series |
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What does flexible analyses in the LIS allow you to determine?
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The way in which data should be combined in an individual report procurement.
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What does flexible analysesenable you to do in reporting?
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Combine characteristics and key figures from different information structures in one list.
Use your own formulas to calculate new key figures from existing ones. Choose between a variety of layouts. |
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What are the organizational units of the procurement process?
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Client
Company code Plant Storage location Purchasing organization Purchasing group is listed at the front of unit 3 but ommitted from an answer on apge 57. |
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What does a storage location allow?
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The differentiation of material stocks within a plant.
They are independent organizational units with separate inventory management. You can use the same storage location number in more than one plant. |
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What is the purchasing organization structured to do?
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To negotiate the general conditions of purchase for one or more plants or companies.
It is also legally responsible for completing purchasing contracts. Pricing conditions are set at this level and it can procure for more than one plant. |
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What is a plant specific purchasing organization?
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A purchasin organization that is responsible for procuring materials for only one plant.
The purchasing organization is assigned to the comapny code in configuration! |
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What is a cross plant purchasing organization?
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A purchasing organization that procures material and services for all plants belonging to the company code.
Purchasing organization is assigned to the company code in configuration! |
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What is a cross company code purchasing organization?
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A purchasing organization that purchases for all company codes.
To have this you cannot assign a company code to teh purcahsing organization in customizing. In this case you will be prompted for company code for all PO's. |
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What is a material master record?
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The main source of all material specific data.
It is used by all logistic modules and subdivided into functions (grouped by user departments). |
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What are the vendor master data views?
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1. General data
2. Accounting data 3. Purchasing data - managed separately for each purchasing organization |
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What are purchasing info records?
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Contain concise information on a vendor and the material you procure from this vendor.
Stores and maintains: -Current/future price conditions -Delivery data -Vendor data -Texts Can be referenced int he plannign process to pre-determine vendor specific information. |
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What are conditions and what do they apply to?
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Are used in purcahse orders to determine price
Used in purchasing and apply to: -Contract release orders created with reference to a contract -The purchasing info records of all PO items that contain the material and the vendor within the purchasing info record |
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What are extended conditions?
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Are more flexible than info records and contracts and define vendor discounts or include material discounts for a material type.
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How many company codes can a plant be assigned to?
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Only one.
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What is the procurement environment structure?
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1. Requirement determination
2. Determination of source of supply 3. Vendor selection 4. Order processing PO 5. PO monitoring 6. GR 7. Invoice verification 8. Payment processing |
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How can the determination of requirements for materials be carried out?
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Manually via the purchasing department PR or automatically through MRP generation
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What is a purchase requisition?
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An internal document to request the purchasing department to procure a particular quantity of a material or service.
It can be carried out manually by the department that needs materials or automatically by MRP. Purchasing converts this request into and RFQ or PO but to convert into a PO a source of supply must be defined. |
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What is a consumable material and does it require a material master record?
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Materials or services that are procured specifically for an account assignment object.
Its value is recorded in the cost element or asset accounts. It does not require a material master record but if it does have one there will be no value based inventory management of the material and consumption is automatically updated in the material master record. |
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What are the types of consumable materials?
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1. without material master record
2. With material master record and that is not subject to inventory management. 3. With material master record that is subject to inventory management on a quantity but not value basis |
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What is an account assignment category?
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It determines which category of account assignment is to be debited and which account assignment data you have to pre-pare.
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What must you enter for a consumables without a material master?
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1. Account assignment category (depending on which one you may have to enter a cost center or an asset number)
2. Short text 3. Material group 4. Order unit |
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What are the material types for a consumable with a material master record?
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Material type non-stack (NLAG): quantity and value are not updated.
Material type non-valuated (UNBW): quantity upated but value is not updated |
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What is a purchase order?
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A formal request to a vendor to supply goods/services under stated conditions.
It produces a material and invoice document. |
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What are the ways to create a PO?
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1. Without reference
2. PO reference 3. PR reference 4. Quotation reference 5. Contract reference |
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What is an item category?
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It defines the process used to procure a material or service.
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What are the types of item categories and what do they represent?
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1. Standard - external procurement
2. Subcontracting - finished product ordered from vendor 3. Consignment - liability arises when a material is drawn from stock, not when placed in consignment 4. Stock transport orders - plant-to-plant 5. Third party order - Material ordered from vendor is delivered to third party. |