| This column contains some explanations to help you get started | This column contains the standard description of the business processes. Explanations of the bold type is found in the left column. |
![]() IDES is the enterprise that is using the SAP R/3 system. It is a large and complicated worldwide company. Dealers are business partners that buy the equipment from IDES and resell to consumers. Customer Service Representatives are salespeople that work for IDES and communicate with the dealers. Pick means to remove an item from inventory and place it on the loading dock. Open Items are bills the dealer owes to IDES. Post Payment means to deposit and record the amount a customer pays IDES. Invoices are the bills sent to the dealers. |
IDES sells pumps and related equipment to dealers. To begin the cycle IDES typically takes customer orders over the phone. These orders contain customer and product information, pricing data, delivery schedules, and destinations. Customer service representatives use this information to report prices and delivery dates to the customer before they confirm an order. They also use this information to answer customer questions and resolve problems. Following order entry, IDES schedules and organizes customer orders for optimal delivery. They pick the product (noting any discrepancies from the ordered quantity) and print the shipping documents. when IDES releases the deliveries to the customer, the SAP R/3 System automatically updates the inventory quantities and stock values in the inventory records. After IDES delivers the product, billing generates an invoice which automatically creates the corresponding general ledger posting. Billing clerks can group customer deliveries on one invoice or create individual invoices, depending on the customer's requirements. The accounting department periodically reviews the customer's open items and posts payments against customer invoices.. |
![]() These are the main business processes or actions taken by people working for IDES. Sales Order is the information about what a dealer wants IDES to deliver. This can be taken over the phone or in person or on the internet. Delivery is the order given to the warehouse to prepare a shipment to a customer. It is usually a paper ticket given to a person. It has all the information to accomplish the job on it including exactly where in the warehouse the material should be found. When the order is complete the warehouse worker enters that fact into the SAP R/3 system. Billing is a statement sent to the customer which is a demand for payment. This can be mail, email, fax, or over the internet. |
The Customer Order Process has several main steps:
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Customer master is a centralized computer
record that identifies the customer and all relevant information about that
customer.Material master is a centralized computer record that identifies the item that is to be shipped. |
The process of creating a sales order depends on two master records:
In this exercise we will only go over taking the order, shipping the merchandise, and sending a bill. |
| This column contains some explanations to help you get started . | This column contains standard instructions for creating a sales order and shipping the goods to the customer. | ||||||||||||||
![]() There are many different order types possible you can look at the different types by clicking on the arrow by the box next to "Order Type". Each of these defines a different kind of entry and controls what happens subsequently. Make sure you have selected RO. Fill in the numbers for Sales Organization , Distribution Channel and Division exactly as indicated. |
Create a Sales OrderMENU PATH Logistics>Sales/distribution>Sales>Order>Create Enter the following data: Create Sales Order Initial Screen
Select Enter Icon to continue. |
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You must use the customer number you created in the
previous exercise. Be careful about entering the dates. The system is set up to
build in a delay to delivery. If you do not change it to today's date you will
have to wait several days to complete the delivery process.You must select the save Icon |
Create Rush Order Overview-Single Line Entry
Select the save Write down the sales order number and the delivery number _________________ |
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You will now create the order to ship the material from
the warehouse. There are many different ways to organize this but for our
purposes here just imagine that the customer shows up at the warehouse with the
sales order number.The Delivery Orderis a form given to the warehouse person. |
CHANGING THE DELIVERY DOCUMENT TO SHOWMENU PATH Logistics>Sales/distribution>Shipping and transportation > OutboundDelivery> Change> Single document
Select the enter icon. Select the SAVE Icon to complete this transaction |
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The warehouse person now goes to the bin and picks
the quantity to fulfill the order.The warehouse person then enteres the number picked into the system and Posts Goods Issuedto tell the system that goods are now in the hands of the customer. |
Select the Picking Tab. Enter the picked quantity directly under the order quantity Select the Post Goods Issue button to inform the system that the goods have left the dock. |
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Now that the customer has received the merchandise a
bill can be sent.This process continues with the customer paying and so forth but this is as far as we go in this orientation. |
CREATE THE INVOICEMENU PATH Logistics>Sales/distribution>Billing>Billing document>Create Enter your document number if it has not defaulted Select the execute icon Record the NET VALUE _________________________________- Select the Save Icon Record the system generated DOCUMENT NUMBER __________________________ |
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