Free goods in return order

Dear All,
We are creating return order with reference to billing document.Billing document has free goods as second line item .When I create return order only main item is getting referenced not the free goods .
Is it a standard behavior ? can we achieve to copy free goods in return order also??
Needed quick reply please... gone thru few sdn links .but all with confusing solution .....with all setting suggested I could not achieve
Kindly guide.........
Umesh Karanth

Dear Sir,
I have maintained for the combination of TANN TO REN as follows:
copying requirement for VBAP --153
copying requirement for business data--104
copying requirement for VBPA---004
copying requirement --303
Pricing type --D
But with this free goods are not getting referenced to return order. Is there anything I missed ?? pls guide
Thanks,
Umesh Karanth

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Recalculation of quantity in free goods for return order wrf to invoice

Hello everyone,
I want to recalculate quantity of free goods category in a return order created with reference to an invoice, if the quantity in the High Level Item Category has changed.
For example, a customer bought 100 boxes of product "A " and received 10 of these for free. Then he wants to return 60 boxes. When I create a return order with reference to the invoice and change these quantity from 100 to 60, free goods item category still shows 10 boxes instead of 6.
Recalculation must be take place acording to the pricing date determination in order to apply free goods in a valid date.
Customized features reviewing:
1. There's not Item Category Proposal for Target Sales Doc type of the Return order, but item category of source bill type has one an is set to Pricing Type "D".
2. High Level Item category of free goods category is relevant for billing and is set to M "Delivery - related invoices-no zero qtys (in main bath items)"
3. Free goods category assigment has NORM as item Category Group, FREE ussage, High Level Item category is determinated for return order document type and Item category by default is the free goods category.
I will appreciate your support to solve this issue.
Best Regards,
Andrea Figueroa

Hello,
Thank you for your response.
My Discount Type of Free Goods determination is set to:
Calculation Rule: "2 - Unit reference"
Free Goods Category: "1 - Inclusive rebate (with item generation)"
Free Goods delivery control: "C - Delivery of main item is part. delivered, only with main item"
However, whatever the calculation rule is, if I change the quantity in the main item, subitem does not work.
I read about SAP Note 573598 that describes perfectly my problem, but is valid in 4.6 to 4.7 version and I have ERP version.
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Andrea Figueroa

Free Goods after Return Sales

Dear Gurus,
I am doin the process of free good..scenario is that i have done the sales to my customer...now he return the good becoz of damage and he want the replacement as a free good....so wht will be the process? what i am doin is that makin the return sales order ---> PGR and after makin the order with order type SD subsiquent free delivery and makin the delivery.....now wht will be the credit memo is it will be issued to the customer or no? logically there will be no credit memo after the returns as we r replacing the good as a free good with diffrent order type SD.. but if u see the document flow u will see the return order is still being processed....so whts the best process for that?
Thanks & Regards,
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There is no need for Credit memo now . We gereally go for either Free of charge delievery or Credit memo.
sales order -> Delievry ->invoice
Create return order with Invoice ->Return Delivery -> DO PGR
Please enter reason for return ( In the field Order Reason)
Now Create Free of charge Order w.r.t Return Order ->( Enter reason for Free of charge Order most probably there will be delievry block as u r giving material for free) Just goto VA02 and remove the block if exist.
Else create delievry free of charge delivery with respect to Free of carge order . Do Goods Issue .
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Free Goods for QT order Types

Can I use automatic Free goods determination for QT order types.
however i am using it for OR right now and i have done the related configuration for QT as well but system is not detmining Free Goods for QT order types.
I have also maintained the below entry in "Determine Item Category for Free Goods Item"
Sa Type ItCGr Usg. HLevelItCa DfltC
QT NORM FREE AGN AGNN

Hi
Std SAP itself doesnt support Free Goods at quotation level
Standard SAP supports Free Goods at quotation level and hence the item categories AFNN and AGNN are provided in the standard SAP. But, the Automatic determination of Free Goods is not possible for SD documents under category other than 'C'.
In your scenario...since the automatic determination is not possible, think about handling the functionality manually or through user exits.
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Ravi

Pro Rata Free Goods in Return Sales Order

Hi,
I would like to know if the system can automatically propose the Free Goods in the return sales order when created with reference to the billing document.
The Billing Document has a
Main Line Item -- 100
Free Goods -- 10
and when a returns sales order is created with reference to the above billling document, the system displays both the above line items in the returns order and if the customer is returning only 50 the requirement is the system must automatically propose 5 free goods once the mail line item quantity is changed by the user.
Regards
PJ.

Kindly let us know how you are giving free goods manually or you are using MATERIAL INCLUSIVE OR EXCLUSIVE
If you are doing it manually then in return order it will not determine it
If you are using MATERIAL INCLUSIVE OR EXCLUSIVE then it should determine automatically
*Free goods - In SAP there are two types Exclusive and Inclusive.*
Exclusive - Buy 100 and get 10 free. This means you have to buy minimum 100 pieces then on that you will get 10 piece absolutely free.
Inclusive - Buy 100 get 10 free. In this case it means you are paying for only 90 item and the other 10 item is absolutely free.
Configuration:
IMG - Sales & Distribution - Basic Functions - Free Goods - condition technique for free goods -
1. create the condition table.
2. maintain access sequence and assign the condition table to the access sequence.
3. maintain condition type and assign the access sequence to the condition type.
4. maintain the procedure for free goods and assign the condition type to the free goods procedure.
5. Activate free goods determination. In this enter sales org., dis channel, division , docu pri pro, cust pri pro and the free goods procedure.
6. now go to VBN1 - create free goods determination. Select your condition type, key combination and enter. Here you enter sales org, dis channel, customer no., Valid from and Valid to dates. Then you first select whether it is exclusive or inclusive free goods determination. By default it will be inclusive if you click on exclusive it will become exclusive and on top it will display inclusive. Here you enter minimum quantity for free goods and from what order quantity the number of free goods. You can control the delivery also in the second last column(free goods delivery control).
Save the record. Go to VA01 create the sales order , enter the item and the minimum quantity for free goods to be applicable and observe the results.
Edited by: Vishal J on Nov 24, 2010 1:10 PM

Free goods in return

Dear All
While taking return with ref to a particular invoice free goods are not copying into
Return sales order. I have checked that batches are specified mannually in sales order because of that
confirmation of service is not created for Delivery. If It is the reason why the main item is copying into Return Order.
In another case in the Original sales order Free good determined but not delivered because lack of stock,
in this case it is understood but system is showing the status of the orginal sales order is complete how come
it is possible.
Pl help.

Dear Sir,
I have maintained for the combination of TANN TO REN as follows:
copying requirement for VBAP --153
copying requirement for business data--104
copying requirement for VBPA---004
copying requirement --303
Pricing type --D
But with this free goods are not getting referenced to return order. Is there anything I missed ?? pls guide
Thanks,
Umesh Karanth

Free Goods Sales Return

Dear All ,
I want to configure free Goods ( Exclusive ) Sales Return Process . Pl. Help me out
Ex : 10 + 1 Free Goods and Complete sales is returned with free goods.
Thanks in adv
Regards

Hi TKG997 ,
Assign the the item category for higher level item TAN item category to be determined should be RENN in Configuration . Then maintain Copy control settings is required to be maintained from invoice or Return order.
This should come through . I am not in front of the SAP system to test this requirement . Hence ,Please test and confirm .
Thanks and regards
Veera
Edited by: veera PV on Jan 19, 2011 12:28 PM

Free goods , contract, creating order

Hello SAP Prof,
1. what is the diff b/w Free goods and Bonus buy?
2. What is Rental Contract and service contract?
3. How can we create our own order ,
( we can copy std order.) But plz tell me how to create order with copy controls in detail.

Hi Rajesh
Free goods are considered to be merchandise, moveable belongings or personal property. Free goods are those which economists are not interested in because in free goods doe not offer the opportunity for creating a cost for usage. The best example of free goods is air because there is no scarity of air. Economists are interested only in goods, which can be manipulated to create cost for useage. Free goods are plentiful, you have as much as you want without a chance for future cost to society.
A bonus buy refers to any product manufactured or otherwise made available for purchase at a lower cost for a certain period of time. A bonus buy can relate to food, cars, stocks, bonds, insurance, bank loans or almost any product you can think of.
Examples of Bonus buys are: Buy one and get one free, 20% original price, 15% Reduced Mortgage today.
SERVICE CONTRACT:
A service contract is an arrangement between a service provider and service recipient and is characterized by a separate lease and service contract term. The lease usually ranges from 22 to 27 years while the service contract ranges from 13 to 18 years in length. The combination of the lease and service contract terms is typically 80% of the useful life of the asset. While the equity return is based on the overall term, depreciation occurs over 125% of the lease term only which differs from a pickle structure where depreciation occurs over the entire deal term. The participants in this type of transaction are the service provider or lessor, service recipient or lessee, operator, and customer. Typically, a service contract is used with assets such as gas, water, and power distribution networks and generation facilities. However, they can also be applied to real estate and securitization transactions.
A service contract is considered a property lease under section 7701(e) of the IRS Code if certain requirements hold. These requirements are divided into general and special criteria groups. Section 7701(e) outlines six criteria in the general case which indicate when a service contract should actually be classified as a lease:
If the service recipient is in physical possession of the property
If the service recipient controls the property
If the service recipient has a significant economic interest in the property
If the service provider has no economic risk in the contract
If the service provider does not provide services to a third party
If the contract price does not substantially exceed the rental value of the property
To obtain classification as a service contract, the first two rules essentially require a management contract so that the service provider maintains control of the property. The service recipient is allowed to retain an interest in the land underlying the asset via a ground lease without being considered in physical possession of the property. However, they will not be able to mandate how the property is maintained, operated, or improved. There are five rules to consider which determine significant economic interest in a property:
If the property is utilized by a service recipient for most of its useful life
If the service recipient bears the risk of a decline in value of the property
If the service recipient shares the reward for an increase in value of the property
If the service recipient receives a portion of savings in operating costs
If the service recipient bears the risk of damage or loss of the property
To be considered a service contract, the fourth general rule requires the service provider to bear the risk of reduced receipts or increased expenses as the result of non-performance under the contract. An exception to this rule is a provision which allows for an output contract to remain in force during short shut-downs of a facility. To resemble a service contract, the fifth rule states that services must be provided to someone other than the service recipient. For example, a purchaser of power should allow sales to customers and not use all of it for themselves. The last rule states that the total contract price should substantially exceed the value of the property to be classified as a service contract. Thus, if the contract price is derived mostly from recovery of costs of the property or there is a separation between use and service charges of the property, then the contract will resemble a lease.
An important item to note is that not all six requirements need to be satisfied to be considered a service contract. Section 7701(e) does not weight any of the criteria but simply allows for a contract either resembling a lease or a service contract. This would imply that a simple majority of criteria is necessary for classification.
Section 7701(e)(3) provides special rules for determining whether a contract is a service contract. These special rules apply only to the following types of facilities: qualified solid waste disposal, cogeneration, alternative energy, and water treatment works. The following four special rules replace the general rules for the above facility types and indicate when a service contract should actually be classified as a lease:
If the service recipient operates the facility
If the service recipient risks a significant financial loss when there is non-performance under the contract
If the service recipient risks a significant financial gain when operating costs are less that the standards of performance under the contract
If the service recipient has a purchase option or is required to buy all or part of the facility at a fixed price other than the fair market value
There are three main differences between the special and general rules. The first one is that with the special rules, lower operating costs cannot be passed on to the service recipient. Secondly, the risk of temporary shut down of the facility can be shared by the service recipient. Lastly, all costs and benefits due to changes in the law can be passed on to the service recipient.
Service contracts have less tax downside and less financial risk as well as more even returns over time. Also, the contract must be carefully structured to qualify as a service contract. While it is easier to qualify under the special rules, there are many fewer available facilities. The main tax benefit for classification as a service contract is the allowance for depreciation over 125% of the lease term rather than 125% of the combined lease and service contract terms.
RENTAL CONTRACT
A rental agreement is a contract, usually written, between the owner of a property and a renter who desires to have temporary possession of the property. As a minimum, the agreement identifies the parties, the property, the term of the rental, and the amount of rent for the term. The owner of the property may be referred to as the lessor and the renter as the lessee.
COPY CONTROL
Copy Controls
The Copy controls enable a Document in SD to be created by referring to an existing document
Document referred: Source document
Document created: target document
Copy controls enable data to be copied from source to Target document
Copy controls to be maintained for Header, Item, Schedule line
QT---OR
Header                         Header
Item                         Item
Schedule line               schedule line
Copy controls have 3 controls
a)     Copying requirements
b)     Data transfer routines (a program)
c)     Switching requirements
Copying requirements: only if the requirement is met copying takes place
IMGSDsalesMaintain copy controls for Sales documents
Copying control sales document to sales document
Header
Position
Target: OR
Source: QT
Select OR+QT and then select details button
We can see Copy controls
Copying requirement: Same Customer
Only if the requirements met then only Copying possible
Data transfer routines
a)     General header data
b)     Business data
c)     Partners
Switching requirement: Copy item number
Only those items cleared for copying will be copied into target document with item numbers unchanged
Item level Copy Controls
First select combination OR+QT
Click item
Select Item category of source document and select Details button=AGN
Copy controls for item level
Requirement: item rejection reason
Only those items which are not rejected in source document will be copied into target doc
Switching requirements: Copy schedule lines
Activate document flow at item level
This automatically updates item status in the reference document and new document
+Ve/ -ve qty
Quotation 200302        AGN
10          M1          100 Pcs
Copied into order 25 pieces TAN
Completed qty= 25
2nd copy
Copied 50 nos
Completed item = 25+50=75
This means there is + ve effect on Completion qty
-ve effect exists in the case of item level copyng from credit note in the case contracts
Pricing type: Pricing type controls how the pricing to be determined in target documents
Example:
a)     Copy all pricing elements unchanged and redetermine scales
This can be overruled by update Control in the Pricing
Schedule line
Select OR+ QT
Select schedule line
Select schedule line category     BN
Select Details
Copying requirements:
Schedule line qty>0 then only copy
Note1: when we create a new document by copying standard document, copy controls also get copied
Note2. Copy controls can be seen at all different times of documents like sales, delivery and billing in customization
Reward if useful to u
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How to restrict manual changing of free goods in sales order

Hi ,
Goodmorning ,
We have some requirement : In sales order free goods quantity determination by system should not be allowed to change manually , where can we do this ?
Looking for your inputs
Thanks and regards
Venkat

As per SAP Standard, when the main Item quantity is changed, the Free Goods are redetermined. In this case any manual changes to Free Goods Quantities are lost.
But your requirement is for restricting the Chages of the Quantity of Free Goods Correct?
I believe there is no SAP standard solution for this. You will have to apply a User Exit, which will check the Item category of each LIne item & if it is free goods (TANN) then changes are not permitted.
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Giving BOM material as free good in Sales Order

Hi,
I have a business requirement.
I want to give a free good in Sales Oreder which is a BOM material.This should be possible by manually changing Item category for the line item in the Sales Order just like how we can change TAN to TANN in normal circumsatnces when we add free good material for any NON BOM material.
In standard functionality,the item category determined for this BOM material is TAQ but this item category field in Sales Order is non editable because of which I can not include the BOM material as free good in my sales order.
I have already defined one z Item category for free goods for this BOM material & want to use it in Sales Order.
Can you please suggest how this can be handled ?
Or is there any other work around by which will allow me to include BOM material as free good in my Sales Order ?
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Hi,
Thanks everyone for the feedback.I agree with Samir Danish.It is a standard functionality of SAP which does not allow free goods for BOM material.
However, can someone suggest work around to deal with this issue.I mean if any one has been doing any work around for this issue then please let me know.It s becoming critical for me.
Regards,
BM

Display Free Goods in Sales Orders

Dear All,
Is their a way to display the free goods scales of product on CRM Web UI, for example if Agent enters product, the system displays the free goods conditions so that the agent offers the scales to the customer.
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Hi KishorThanks for replying..
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Free goods in purchase order

hi guys:
I got a problem. vendors will give me few goods for free when I purchase a material at a level of quantity.now I can creat a purchase order to purchase A with few quantity of A free, and the question is how can I purchase A with B free?
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Hi Keen,
In MBN1 if u select the exclusive view u will geta field wherein u can enter the name of the other material which u are going to receive free.
to get the exclusive just click on the the button that says exclusive and make sure u are in the exclusive view .
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And i need a help form u , if we maintain the above conditions where can we see the things happening like entering the free goods ? is it during Goods Receipt the system automatically fetches the free goods as well as a next line item if different and if the same material is used as free goods then will the system just add the free goods qty aslo?
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Free goods in Sale order

Hi All
We have invoiced few materials but the accounting entries are not generated due to price error. Here the product hierarchy is missing for the main item and the sub item(free goods). I am not able to edit the sub item product hierarchy in invoice or in sale order. Please give me the solution for this so that I will be able to update the product hierarchy for the sub item.

Hi
I just tested it and it seems standard behavior. When there is a sub item in sale order in free goods system is doesn't allow to change any material group, material description, condition group and some other fields. This is logical because this material is now linked to main item and during order processing user shouldn't be able to make changes in order for sub item which is free.
Now what you can do is that if this is only for this one order you can delete the line items from sale order and enter product hierarchy in free good's material master data. System will fetch this information from there and it will be automatically filled.
Another work around is that delete line item of free goods and add that material again. Now in Hl Itm (Higher Level Item) field give item number of main item which probably in your case will be 10. System will make this item free based on your item category determination settings and you will be able to make changes in product hierarchy field.
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Free Goods for sales order

There are two sales order type standard(A) and promotion(C) defined in our business.
when we create standard order it will goods automatically capture the free goods we maintaind.
However for promotion order, the system shows below message:
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Please advice,
Many thanks,
Yang

Dear Yadav
There are two order type ZAA1 - standard ZAA2 - promotion
two item cateogry ZDC0 - standard ZDC1 - free of charge.
I made a test to change the item category assignment as ZAA1 with ZDC1 and ZAA2 with ZDC0.
Still the free goods can automatically captured with standard order but promotion failed.
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My colleague told me it is unable to use free goods for the sales order which SD document category is not "C".
I try to change the SD document categ from I to C for promotion order and the free goods appear.
So the result is if i define the SD document category as I that I can't use function of free goods?
Please advice
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Edited by: Jun Yang on Nov 26, 2009 9:34 AM

Free Goods Without Sales Order

Dear Gents
We have a scenario where goods are issued for free without a sales order,it's not considered sales,they just give some materials out from the stock as gifts&issue it on a cost center , there is no sales order,invoice,etc..is it normal then that the accounting entry passed would be Dr Cost Of Goods Sold Cr Inventory or what should be the correct scenario , Thanks.

Dear Expert,
When Goods are Given as gifts or Samples it becomes an expense for the company. So in my view it has to be shown as an expense.
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To Purchases A/c ....Cr
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