Freight value in PO and Scheduling agreement

Hi,
The freight value getting added with material cost when we do GR against PO, but not getting added with material cost when we do GR against Scheduling agreement.
What is the reason, and how to correct it ? (we required it to get added with material cost)
Regards,
Sattuj

Hi,
Can you please tell me how you maintained freight condition in scheduling agrrements? Did you add them in supplementary pricing procedure... if yes could you do a MIRO for planned delivery costs ?
i am using standard LPA doc type and it does not allow time-independant conditions.. so without removing the "time-d" tick on the doc type.. is there a way taht we can maintain other consiions other than price on scheduling agreement line items ?
regards

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Hi Mahesh,
A contract is a type of outline purchase agreement against which release orders (releases) can be issued for agreed materials or services as and when required during a certain overall time-frame.
Contracts are of two types:
1. Quantity contracts - Use this type of contract if the total quantity to be ordered during the validity period of the contract is
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Hi Mahesh,
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"difference between sales order and scheduling agreement "

hi,
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please help
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Hi Amit,
Its not hard to find this info at help.sap.com
Sales Order
Definition: Request from a customer to a company to deliver a defined quantity of products or provide a service at a certain time. The sales area that accepts the inquiry is responsible for completing the agreement.
Scheduling Agreements
Purpose
A customer scheduling agreement is an outline agreement with the customer containing delivery quantities and dates. These are then entered as schedule lines in a delivery schedule. You can either create schedule lines when you create the scheduling agreement or you can create them later.
You fulfill a scheduling agreement by creating the deliveries in the schedule as they become due. You process deliveries for a scheduling agreement in exactly the same way as you process a normal delivery. After you have carried out the delivery, the system updates the Delivered quantity field in the scheduling agreement item with the delivery quantity. The following graphic shows the document flow for scheduling agreements.
Integration
You would use this component if you had outline agreements with the customer that contained future delivery quantities of materials that would be sent at certain times within a fixed time period.
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Hi
I have set the release strategy for the RFQ .In the characterstics filed i have maintained the filed name as "BSART" and the doc type value as "AN" and for the another filed name "EKORG" with value "PORG Value".
My doubt is i was able to create the RFQ and entered quatation details and able to create PO wrt the RFQ without release RFQ.But in the activity release RFQ this rfq details is getting fetched and subject to release .Where the release strategy will have impact.Can i create a PO wrt the RFQ qithout releasing RFQ.
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Hi Yogesh
Thanks for your reply
This is my issue
I have activated the release procedure for RFQ through Char field Name "Bsart" for order type and value maintained is "AN" and order value also given.
Created RFQ ,when i go to me45 (relese RFQ) this rfq is getting dispalyed and release is active.I have not released the RFQ.
Then i maintained quatation details for this RFQ ,and able to create PO wrt the RFQ without releasing RFQ.
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My doubt is if the RFQ is subject to release ,the transmission of RFQ details to vendor for receiving quatations is possible only after release of RFQ or PO can only be raised only after release of RFQ?
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Diff btwn contracts and scheduling agreements????

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Outline agreements in procurement can be 2 types:
Contracts or Scheduling agreements.
Contract is where you have a contract with the vendor,may be a for a predetermined quantity or predefined value. So everytime you need the matl, you need to make PO ref the contract asking for the delivery of the matl. In such instance when PO is ref with contract its called contract release orders or call off orders.
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SA is also an agreement with the vendor for the supply of matl, may be a quanity or value. The delivery dates will be maintained in ME38 ref the SA which are called delivery schedules.So you can maintain the delivery schedule and communicate the vendor on Forecase basis or JIT basis. And when you need some more matl then will only create SA deliveries using ME38. SA could be of 2 types:- without release documentation-system will transmit the delivery info to the vendor once you save the document.
With release documentation- after creating the delivery schedules you need to create SA release using ME84.
The main difference between contract and SA is volume of docs generated would be higher in contract since everytime you need to make a PO ref the contract and its time consuming, whereas SA can be integrated with MRP such that it automatically creates delivery schedules during MRP run provided if there is a requirement to the matl.
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gurus can u tell n detail reg the subcontract n scheduling agreement followed during real time?

Hi,
Sub Contracting Cycle are:
(1) You have a material (Finished Goods) that can be procured externally, and you have maintained BOM (CS01) with components (Raw Materials). Any waste generated and received during subcontracting process can be maintained as component with negative quantity in the BOM.
(2) You create a subcontracting PO (ME21N, Item Category L with different document type ie.. from std one). Maintain Purchase Info Record for Subcontract category for material and subcontractor.
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> GR -
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With release documentation- after creating the delivery schedules you need to create SA release using ME84.So Process are ME01, ME11, ME31K with aggnrement type, ME38 & MIGO,
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Edited by: Bijay Kumar Barik on Apr 23, 2008 7:00 AM

Difference between Purchase Order and Scheduling Agreement

Can any one explain the main differences between a Purchase Order and a Scheduling Agreement?
Thanks in advance

Hi,
A Purchase Order is a document that is given to Vendor to indicate our intention to buy goods from them. It contains what is the desired goods, how much quantity, price, and the delivery date, among other things.
A standard procurement cycle for this is:
PR --> PO --> GR --> IV
A Scheduling Agreement however, is a type of an Outline Agreement. Outline Agreements are divided into 2, first one is Contracts and second is Scheduling Agreement. So this is basically a long term agreement with a particular vendor that contains details on what is the desired goods, quantity, and the exact delivery dates.
A standard cycle for this is:
PR --> Create Scheduling Agreement --> Maintain Delivery Schedule (agreed dates on when vendor will send the goods and time) --> GR --> IV
As you can see, for Scheduling Agreement, PO is not required, but instead we would need to Maintain Delivery Schedule.
Just to share on Contracts, it appears as below:
PR --> Contract Creation --> PO --> GR --> IV
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V_V2 and scheduling agreements with ATP

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In our production environment we use Scheduling Agreements with ATP. This means we do perform ATP for each firm schedule line received from the customer. Every night we run a rescheduling job (transaction code V_V2 - program SDV03V02) which is basically taking into account all the lines/documents including these scheduling agreements. My question: from an standard SAP functionality point of view, is the rescheduling job actually performing a new ATP for the schedule lines in these scheduling agreements and re-determining new ATP dates?.Does it have any effect to reschedule schedule lines in scheduling agreements?.
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Hi Luciano
What you asked is about ATP . and the Fixed date / qty is something which we define in customer master data. in sales area data. If fixed date/ qty is checked then no partial deliveries are allowed for that customer.
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say u have a material in plant - 50 pcs
customer oder is - 75 pcs
so this is an unconfirmed order and this order should be done rescheduling . .
you cant deliver these 50pcs to customer X even though stock is available as for this customer X fixed date /qty is there
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Revision number in sales order and scheduling agreement

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Regards

Hi Amit,
Its not hard to find this info at help.sap.com
Sales Order
Definition: Request from a customer to a company to deliver a defined quantity of products or provide a service at a certain time. The sales area that accepts the inquiry is responsible for completing the agreement.
Scheduling Agreements
Purpose
A customer scheduling agreement is an outline agreement with the customer containing delivery quantities and dates. These are then entered as schedule lines in a delivery schedule. You can either create schedule lines when you create the scheduling agreement or you can create them later.
You fulfill a scheduling agreement by creating the deliveries in the schedule as they become due. You process deliveries for a scheduling agreement in exactly the same way as you process a normal delivery. After you have carried out the delivery, the system updates the Delivered quantity field in the scheduling agreement item with the delivery quantity. The following graphic shows the document flow for scheduling agreements.
Integration
You would use this component if you had outline agreements with the customer that contained future delivery quantities of materials that would be sent at certain times within a fixed time period.
If you work with scheduling agreements for the component supplier industry you also need to choose the "Electronic Data Interchange" (EDI) component.

Planning horizon and scheduling agreements

We have a planning horizon that goes out 1 year. However MRP stock requirements is showing planned orders for scheduling agreements that go out beyond the planning horizon.
Is there a reason MRP sees these MRP elements with dates well beyond the planning horizon of 1 year?

Hi,
In MRP we can run the MRP with Planning run Type With indicator
NETCH(Net change planning) and NETPL(Net change planning in the Planning Horizon)
Planning Run Type in the Initial Screen
Use
You use the planning run type (Processing key indicator in the initial screen of the planning run) to determine which materials are to be planned.
Features
There are three different planning run types:
During regenerative planning, all materials are planned for a plant. This makes sense when you are carrying out the planning run for the first time as well as later during production if data consistency cannot be guaranteed due to technical error.
The disadvantage of regenerative planning is the fact that the system has to deal with high capacity loads because all materials are planned, including materials, which may not be affected by the planning run.
To overcome this disadvantage, it makes sense during production to carry out the planning run using the net change planning procedure. The only materials that are included in the planning run are those, which have undergone a change relevant to MRP since the last planning run, for example, because of warehouse issues or sales orders, changes to the BOM and so on.
The net change planning procedure makes it possible for you to execute the planning run in short intervals, for example, in daily intervals. You can thus always work with the most up-to-date planning result.
You can use net change planning in the planning horizon to shorten the MRP planning run even further. The system then only plans materials that have undergone a change relevant to MRP within the planning horizon. In order to also plan changes outside of the planning horizon, you must execute the net change planning run in greater time intervals.
You define the planning horizon per plant or per MRP group in Customizing for MRP in the IMG activity Define planning horizon. The planning horizon should be at least long enough to cover the period when sales orders are received. It must also accommodate delivery periods and the total lead times of the materials.
In single-item planning, you can only choose between net change planning and net change planning in the planning horizon. Regenerative planning is not useful, because the material has already been defined and does not have to be determined after the evaluation of the planning file.
The system automatically flags the materials that have undergone a change relevant to MRP with a corresponding planning file entry in the planning file (see also Checking the Planning File and Planning Run Type).
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Subcontracting - Direct delivery with MRP and Scheduling agreements

Hi All,
can anyone suggest where I am going wrong.
I have a sub con assembly A that is made up from parts B and C.
The source of supply is:
A by VENDA
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I do not want part B arriving on site as it is situated next door to the sub con plant. (however I might want to stock it for spare purposes later)
So I would like to send Part B directly to VENDA
I have set up a scheduling agreement for part B for VENDB and I have changed the delivery tab to VENDA and ticked the SC vendor option.
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Hi Peter,
I have looked at the possibility of converting over to MRP areas and the migration was a technical iceberg We have a lot of custom code which works along side MRP at plant level and I suspect this would require changing.
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