Milestone Configs in Project progress
Hi Friends,
Pls. Send me the Usage of Milestone in Project progress and Milestone trend analysis.
What are all the config. has to do?
Looking for your speedy response.
Regards
Prabu K
This can be configured using Milestone Billing.
1. Create New Sales Order Type, say ZOR (Copy of OR) through T.Code: VOV8
Maintain Delivery Type as LF & Billing Type As 'F1' - Order Related / 'F2' Delivery Related.
IMG > Sales and Distribution > Sales > Sales Documents > Sales Document Header > Define Sales Documents Types
2. Assign New Sales Document Type to Sales Area, For Eg:
1000 (S.Org) / 10 (D.Channel) / 10 (Division) / ZOR (S.O Type)
IMG > Sales and Distribution > Sales > Sales Documents > Sales Document Header > Assign Sales Area to Sales Document Type
3. Create New Item Category, say ZTAN - Copy of TAN (For delivery Related) / ZTAD - Copy of TAD (For Order realted) / ZTAS - copy of TAS (For Third Party)
Maintain as under (others remaining same)
Billing Relevance: I
Billing Plan Type: 01
IMG > Sales and Distribution > Sales > Sales Documents > Sales Document Item > Define Item Category
4. Assign Item Category, for ex (assuming Usage & higher level item category as blank):
Sales Document Type | Item Category Group | Default Item Category
ZOR | NORM | ZTAN
ZOR | DEIN | ZTAD
ZOR | BANS | ZTAS
IMG > Sales and Distribution > Sales > Sales Documents > Sales Document Item > Assign Item Category
Note: In the above Billing Type '01' plays the main controller for milestone billing. In Sales order, at item level, we require to maintain the billing plan.
Follow the Sales cycle as normal sales cycle for particular Scenarios
Regards,
Rajesh Banka
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