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Commitment Plan for Purchase Contracts

Posted on Feb 01, 2016 at 10:38 AM 552 Views

Hi Experts,

We have a business requirement to apply budget control on MM Contracts. The scenario is as follows:

- Service PR = $10,000 (Budget committed by $10,000)

- Service Contract for one year with reference to PR = $10,000 (Commitment of PR carried forward)

- Service PO against Contract $10,000 (Commitment of PR carried forward)

- SES against PO $10,000 (Commitment converted into Actualization)


- Invoice against PO $10,000 (Actualization of SES carried forward)

I have applied the guide mentioned on SAP Library and configured the following:

1 - Define Company Code Group (Z001)

2 - Assign Company Code to a Company Code Group (Company Codes assigned to Z001)

3 - Define Document Type (Funds Reservation Category 30 with Document Type 11 is selected)

4 - Global Funds Management Function is activated already.

5 - Maintain data for Integration Scenario:

6 - Configured MM Document Type of Contracts:

In spite of all the configuration, system is behaving as following:

- PR Creation - Budget Consumed

- Contract against PR creation - No Impact

- PO against Contract which was created with reference to PR - Budget consumption is getting doubled which is wrong.

Please guide where i am mistaken?

Regards,

Zain Bashir


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    author's profile photo Eli Klovski
    Eli Klovski
    Posted on Feb 01, 2016 at 03:55 PM
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    I believe, you do it when assigning commitment plan to your newly created contract.

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    Eli Klovski
    Posted on Feb 01, 2016 at 01:00 PM
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    Hi,

    The process should be different from what you describe. First, you create a contract specifying the commitment plan. This will create an earmarked fund (reservation); it will happen immediately if you flag 'generate CP item'. Then, your logistic chain will refer to this reservation.

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    Eli

    P.S. PRs should be posted statistically, in your case, as indeed, it will create double-consumption of budget.

    P.P.S You can consult this link for more info Commitment Plan - Defense MILSTRIP Purchasing - SAP Library

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