on 04-25-2008 1:55 AM
Hello Experts:
Currently I am implementing SRM 5.0 with SUS integration in ECS. I have found some references that specify that if my requirement is to have the creation of Invoices and ASN in SUS, in order to transfer these to EBP I need to do some development on my own. I have to questions regarding this:
1.- The references only talks about Materials, is it possible to do this kind of implementation also for Invoices and ASNs of Services??
2.- Any of you could provide me with some general steps of the activities to be done in order to accomplish this requirement if I am using XI.
Thanks for all the information you can provide me.
Hugo
Thanks Sanjeev:
So if I require the full capacity of PO, POR, Conf/Service Entry and Invoice coming from SUS to ECC for services, the best choice would be SRM-SUS using the Classic Scenario right? and form direct materials I should use MM-SUS?
My exact requirement is to be able to use de full functionality in SUS for the creation of PO, POR, Conf/Service Entry and Invoice for Materials and Services and to be able to send them to the backend (ECC).
Thanks
Hugo
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for sr no 2
config guides of business scnario
PDP SI - pland drive procurement supplier integration
service procurement
will help you. available at
service.sap.com/ibc-srm
BR
Dinesh
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Hi
SRM-SUS integration is mainly used for service procurement where the document flow is PO> PO Response> Confirmation/Service Entry-->Invoice.
ASN doesn't carry any meaning for service procurement. You might use ASN if you are procuring direct materials.This is covered by MM-SUS integration.
Also pl. remember that SRM-SUS integration with ECS scenario is supported only to a limited extent by SAP. This means that your SUS confirmations when they come to SRM do not get replicated to ECC backend.
Thanks
Sanjeev
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