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Cross company sales and GTS

Former Member
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Esteemed Gurus:

We have a scenario where a sale is made to a 3rd party customer in country A, The materials are supplied by another company code, in another country (country B) - a typical cross company sale with direct shipment.

ECC will have a sales order, showing suppling plant in country B, and ship to in Country A. Export declaration can be created for this based on billing, and will have a outbound delivery and GI. settlement between the related parties (both in ECC) based on intercompany billing.

However, how to create the GTS import declaration into country A? There is no inbound delivery or GR. Is it possible to create an import document based on the export document? If so, how? Want to avoid any manual creation in GTS of the import declaration.

Any help appreciated!

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mouaz_benredjeb
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Hi GTS User7,

Yes, it is possible to "mirror" an Export declaration into an Import declaration, with some specific developments however.

I have given some more details about this when I have answered the following thread:

Regards.

Mouaz BEN REDJEB

Former Member
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I note there is functionality in the Foreign Trade module in ECC to do convert an export into an import. Does your solution involve using this functionality with GTS?

mouaz_benredjeb
Contributor
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No, I haven't used any thing from SD-FT.

The solution is 100% made in GTS with GTS standard functionalities. But as I said, some specific developments (Z programs) need to be implemented to complete the "mirroring" solution as there is no standard solution for the "mirroring" process.

Mouaz BEN REDJEB

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