on 03-10-2009 3:46 PM
Hi there,
can someone advice me on knowing how SAP contracts work?
Like how the sales order gets created? and were does the document flow stop, do we Post Goods Issue? like in a normal sales order>delivery>shipment>invoicve> process you tend to see this.
But for Contracts, how does it work.
thanks
Hi saping SAP
Not only in SAP, the contract as a business process is a long term agreement between a company and customer for supplying certain products or products for a value for a period of time say for a year
Say order for material X for 10000 units (qty contract) or for 1 lakh (value contract) for 1 year
This means the customer requires this qty in 1 year and he takes as on when reqd
That means customer sends release order (nothing but similar to standard order) with reference to contract
May be 10 release orders or 4 release orders
Release order--delivery-PGI---billing
The billing may be different depending on th contract profile
Inimg-sd-sales-sales documents-sales document header-here you can see the entire configuration of contracts
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/dd/55fd60545a11d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
This link will further will help you in understanding the same
In the release order document flow, you can see the entire set of flow starting from the contract no, provided copy controls are configured perfectly
Regards
Raja
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Hi
The sales cycle of OTC (Order To Cash) will be the same. Like creating sales order with reference to a quotation, the slaes orders are created with reference to a Contract and in this case the sales orders are technically called as Release Orders.
Thanks,
Ravi
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