Order to cash flow

Hi,
I have to start some work on order to cash flow. I am not sure what will be the process in CRM and need some input for the same.
See if some one can help me by explaining me the process or by providing a link which throws some light on this.
Thanks in advance,

Hi,
Go throgh the following links.
http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/500/html/W40_EN_DE.htm
http://www.erpgenie.com/sap-event-management/sap-em-order-to-cash-otc-process
I hope , it will help you to understand the process.
by
Prasad gvk.

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    Concepts:
    Link: <http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/500/html/W40_EN_DE.htm>
    http://www.erpgenie.com/sap-event-management/sap-em-order-to-cash-otc-process
    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/dd/55ffd2545a11d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/dd/5602ae545a11d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
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    J55 Third Party Processing Without Shipping Notification
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Create Sales Order
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    MIRO Invoice Verification
    VF01 Billing Processing
    J56 Bought-In Item
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Sales Order
    ME21N Purchase Order
    MIGO_GR Goods Receipt
    VL01N Delivery Processing
    VF01 Billing Processing
    MIRO Invoice Verification
    J57 Extended Sales Order Processing
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Creating Sales Order
    VL01N Creating Delivery
    VF01 Creating Billing
    J58 Consignment Processing  
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Order
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    VL02N Picking
    VL02N Goods Issue
    MMBE Stock Overview After Consignment Fill-Up
    VA01 Order
    VL01N Delivery
    VL02N Picking
    VL02N Goods Issue
    VF01 Billing
    VA01 Order
    VL01N Delivery
    VL02N Goods Receipt
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    Transaction code transaction text
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    VF01 Creating Billing
    QM01 Creating Quality Notification for Customer Complaints
    VA01 Creating Credit Memo (Value)
    V23 Releasing Credit Memo to Billing
    VF01 Billing
    VA01 Creating Returns
    VA03 Displaying Batch for Return
    VL01N Creating Returns Delivery
    QA32 Inspecting Goods Receipt
    QA32 Creating Usage Decision
    MB1B Booking Returns to Relevant Stock
    QE51N Quality Inspections and Booking Returns into Unrestricted or Blocked Stock
    V23 Releasing Returns to Billing
    VF01 Billing
    J60 Returnables Processing
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Creating Sales Order
    MMBE Displaying Pallets Stock
    VL01N Creating Delivery and Picking
    VF01 Creating Billing
    MMBE Displaying Pallets Stock
    VA01 Creating Sales Order for the Return
    VL01N Creating Delivery
    VL01NO Creating Delivery Pallets Return without Order Reference
    MMBE Displaying Pallets Stock
    VA01 Creating Debit Memo Request for Unreturned Pallets
    V.23 Releasing Debit Memo Request to Billing
    VF01 Creating Billing
    MB1A Posting Unreturned Pallets
    MMBE Displaying Pallets Stock
    J61 Batch Recall 
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Sales Order Processing and Delivery (optional)
    VC01N_M Sales Activity u2013 Direct Mailing
    SA38 Generate Follow-up Sales Activities
    VC01N Processing Follow-up Sales Activities
    VC01N Returns
    VL01N Shipping: Returns Delivery
    QA32  Quality Inspections for Deliveries: Inspecting Goods Receipt
    QA32  Creating Usage Decision
    MB1B Booking Returns to Unrestricted or Blocked Stock
    V.23 Release Credit Memo to Billing
    VF01 Create Billing
    J62 Cross-Company-Code Sales Processing
    Transaction code transaction text
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    VL01N Process: Create Delivery
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    VF04 Create an Invoice (internally) in the Plant executing the Delivery
    VF03 Displaying Details on the Intercompany Billing Document (IV)
    FB03 Display Details on the Inter-company Billing Document
    FF67 Entering and Posting a Manual Account Statement
    FEBA Postprocessing an Account Statement
    J63 Sales Order Processing with 1st Time Customer
    Transaction code transaction text
    VA01 Creating Sales Order
    VA02 Changing Sales Order
    J89 Sales of Services
      Sales Order creation 
      Invoice creation 
    J91 Export sales under bond
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      Creating Quotation
      Creating Sales Order
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      Printing Billing document
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      Printing Excise Invoice
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      Posting ARE- 1
      Updating ARE- 1
      Updating ARE- 1 - Countersigned by customs
      Updating ARE- 1- Document Approved & returns by customs
      Updating ARE- 1- Sending ARE-1 to Excise department
      Updating ARE- 1- Closing ARE-1 once Excise clears the document
    J95 Sales at Depot
      Customer and Material masters 
      Creating Sales order 
      Creating Delivery document 
      Creating Depot Excise Invoice 
      Creating Billing document 
    J96 Deemed Export
      Creating Inquiry
      Creating Quotation
      Capture License
      Creating Sales Order
      Creating Pro Forma Invoice
      Creating Outbound delivery
      Creating Billing document
      Printing Billing document
      Creating Excise Invoice
      Printing Excise Invoice
      Creating ARE- 3
      Printing ARE- 3
      Posting ARE- 3
      Updating ARE- 3
      Closing ARE- 3
      Reporting
      Standard Reports - Refer: 'Sales - Std Reports' tab
      Data Migration
    ID ~ Sales & Distribution Description
    DC_SD001 Pricing Conditions
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    Forms
    ID ~ Sales Description
    FO_SA001 Customer inquiry
    FO_SA002 Quotation
    FO_SA003 Order confirmation
    FO_SA004 Contract
    FO_SA005 Invoice
    FO_SA006 Scheduling agreement
    FO_SA007 Cash Sales
    ID ~ Delivery                     Description                                                                        additional information                
    FO_DL001 Picking List
    FO_DL002 Delivery Note
    Tables:
    Sales orders NameDescriptionUses
    LIKPShipped Lines header 
    LIPSShipped Lines detail
    VBAKOrder headerEvery order (unless archiving)
    VBAPTable fieldsEvery line item (unless archiving)
    VBBEOpen sales order line itemsGreat file, but be careful. Contents don't reflect orders that do not affect purchasing (go figure).
    VBEPSchedule line item 
    VBFADocument flow Let's you move from order to shipping document to invoice.
    VBUKOrder status 
    VBUPLine item detail status 
    VBFKInvoicing header 
    VBFPInvoicing detail
    Customer Data
    KNA1Customer Master
    KNVVSales information 
    KNVPPartners (ship-to, etc)

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          Dr/Cr Exchange Fluctuation A/c    
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