Non Ferrous Metal Pricing (Copper) in MM

We create PO for Copper procurement as per London Metal exchange rates for the day.
The rate is decided at 8.00 PM daily, this price will be applicable when creating PO next day.
We receive goods against PO and book the invoice at PO price.
We adjust the copper prices subsequently in the first week of the next month.
When booking subsequent adjustment, due to insufficent stock the difference is posted to price difference account.
Is there any other method in SAP MM wherein we can execute subsequent adjustment in the first week of every month for past month invoices without posting to Price Difference account?

This is not standard functionality in SAP R/3. You need to implement SAP IS-Mills. Its part of ECC DIMP. You will have seperate pricing procedure to calculate Non ferous materials prices and its differences. See the below link
http://help.sap.com/bp_metalsv1600/Metals_US/html/M87_EN_US.htm
Regards
Antony

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We have activated ECC-DIMP (Release 603 & Level 002) component for our existing customer.
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Mobile - 91 99760 17055.

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We have activated ECC-DIMP (Release 603 & Level 002) component for our existing customer.
We want to use 'NF metal processing' functionality in purchasing. We are not able to find standard NF pricing procedure NFM000 and NF condition types NFM0 & NFM5 in SPRO which are mentioned in help.sap.com.
Reference: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_dimp50/helpdata/EN/4e/1796374b088e5ce10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Pls let me know what needs to be done to make these standard NF pricing procedure NFM000 and NF condition types NFM0 and NFM5 available in our system (like activating any add on's).
Also it would be of great help if you could forward me the configuration guide and any help documents (other than link for help.sap.com) for 'NF metal processing' functionality to my gmail id coolsara2000.
Warm regards,
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Hi,
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hi
Purpose
This scenario includes three sub-scenarios which cover procurement non ferrous material for the warehouse, sales of non ferrous material with two pricing strategies, one is weight dependent and the other one is not weight dependent.
Function List
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Sub-scenario 2: Non-Ferrous Processing (Non Weight-Dependent)
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Sub-scenario 3: Non-Ferrous Processing (Weight-Dependent)
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Billing
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Supports various rate determination processes for NF metals traded on stock/metal exchanges using the condition technique.
NF metal coverage is an agreement to invoice a customer for a specific NF metal quantity within a specific period at a specific rate. It also contains coverage used history.
BB:
http://help.sap.com/bp_metalsv1600/Metals_DE/html/M87_EN_DE.htm

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