Difference between MIGO and MB1C

Hi, all,
Could you please tell me what's the difference between MIGO and MB1C?
Thanks

Hi JC
After sap 4.6 enjoy transactions were provided by SAP , which groups many functionalities together
MIGO is one of such enjoy transaction and it can do the function of the earlier old trnasactions like
1. Mb1a - Enter  Goods issue..
2. Mb1b - Transfer Posting..
3. Mb1c - Enter other goods  receipts.
Many times for the adherance of SOX audit - adhering to segregation of duties , companies provide very selective   users Authorization  of MIGO and provide authorization for Individual transaction (MB1C , MB1A, MB1B)  to Employees
I hope the above provides you the difference and background of the transactions
Thanks and regards
Vikrant

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