on 08-11-2015 12:35 PM
Hi
I want to trigger a purchase requisition from a sales order to create a STO which will be used to create a replenishment delivery to supply to the plant in the sales order. What are the settings to be done in item category, schedule line category and other places
I have performed the following
In the schedule line category, I have used the following
Movement Type 601 GD goods issue:delvy
Order Type NB
Item Category 7 Stock transfer
Acct Assgt Cat. M Ind. cust. w/o KD-CO
Acct assignm category is mandatory due to which when STO is created, it shows that the supplying plant does not have stock because "M" is selected. I have tried other combinations as well.
In the corresponding item category, I have removed the special stock indicator E, otherwise VL10B does not show the STO no.
I also tried to remove the special stock indicator E in the account assignment cat configuration but it does not allow. If I remove, then I have to specify a consumption account.
I have checked the checking rules of PR and PO. Please let me know where and what I am missing.
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Dear Nayef,
Basically what you are trying to get is combination of Third part sales + STO process where in :
i. Sales order is created and PR will be created in background with help of item category TAS and Schedule line CS.
ii. wrt to PR Po will be created in ME21N
iii. wrt PO replenishment delivery will be created in VL10B (STO setting need to be done). With help of this stock will be moved to receiving plant
iv. wrt replenishment delivery, internal billing will be done to receiving sorg//Company code in VF01 billing type: IV
v. Finally end customer billing will be done wrt Sales order created in step i in VF01 Billing type F2
Hope this will help you out.
Thanks
SS
Dear Sumeet,
What I want is a combination of normal sales order and STO. Only I should be able to pick from unrestricted stock when I create an STO with ref to PR.
I create a sales order from plant A which does not have stock. This will trigger a purchase requisition to create a STO from plant B. Plant B will deliver through VL10B to plant A. Once there is stock in Plant A, sales delivery and invoice will take place as normal.
The issue I am facing is the STO does not recognize the stock in plant B. It says only 0 qty available in plant B as it treats it like sales order stock PO.
Dear Nayef,
You need to have a PO for replenishment delivery with PR.
As mentioned above You want to transfer the stock from Plant B (sending plant) to Plant A (Receiving plant), then why you are not looking for Inter company sales process, what I believe by Inter company sales process you achieve the same.
Please refer the below threads for more details:
Working with Intercompany Sales Processing - Billing (SD-BIL) - SAP Library
Thanks
SS
Dear Sumeet,
Thanks for the documents. My case is intra company if you will. Plant A & plant B belong to the same co code and sales org. The requirement is that cost and revenue has to be booked against plant A. Thats why even though it is plant B that is actually delivering to the customer, stocks have to be moved to plant A so that the sales order, delivery and invoice can happen from there.
Being an old member of the SCN, you should be knowing SCN rules where it has been very clearly indicated that before posting, one should make some efforts to search. From your post, it is very evident that you have not made any efforts to find out solution to your requirement. Please avoid this practice and ensure that you adhere to SCN rules.
G. Lakshmipathi
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I have been searching for around a week where I could find similar posts but none of those which have my exact scenario has been answered. Hence this post. It does not mean that I have not tried any configurations or changes. I did not want to elaborate on the steps I have done initially as they are too many. May be that's my mistake.
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