on 02-02-2018 6:23 AM
Requirement:
A typical order has the following requirements for vehicle sale. Fixed price of 100 K
One down payment of 20K (SD downpayment). This is liability
Vehicle shipped out to a domestic port- requirement for taking the vehicle out of inventory and putting it some other stock- lets say it is an in-transit stock
70k billed when the vehicle is received at the foreign port- at this time the down payment needs to be liquidates, take COGS and the sales revenue is at 90K
Final billing after one year or so for the remaining 10K. at this time the revenue of 10 K is taken no hit to inventory.
How to configure this requirement. Do share some thoughts on it.
Hi Tejas,
yes it's possible and it's a standard functionality. Please check in the forum to find how-to.
Please refer below SCN link
https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3343184
Regards,
G.V.Shivakkumar
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Hi Tejas,
I hope you are asking for stock transfer- if that is the case then activate 2 step movement and you can use MB5T for monitoting the in-trasit stock. we have many threads in our SCN related to it. we have many menthods and here i am giving for example..
There are Two Methods for Creation of STO in Two Step
1 MM Route(351 Movemnt,101 movment)
SPRO: MM > Purchasing > purchase order > set up Stock transfer order
2.SD Route(641 Movent,101 movment)
in Second sceanrio your requirement is fulfill.When you issue material with 641 movement than you can show your material in Transit also.
Hope it is useful.
Regards,
G.V.Shivakkumar
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Ok. So there isn't any other way to move stock from SD route to intransit other than your suggested answer.
Is it possible to create a new storage location to move stock from unrestricted location to in-transit stock?
By the way, this is not to be used in the STO scenario. Its a normal O2C Sales Order to Billing Scenario.
Thanks for your answer, it helped me get an insight on my learning.
Regards,
Tejas Raval
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