Origin of Data

Hello Gurus,
I just started learning SD and have some doubts on data determination and I would like your help to clarify on.
Please confirm (as i don't have a system now to test):
1. Shipping point is not determined during Sales order creation but in DO creation screen.
2. Although delivering plant field can be entered manually in Sales order, if its not auto-derived (from the various master data), then even if manually entered, the order cannot be allowed to be saved.
3. Plant is derived in Sales Order. When this happens, is there a way to tell exactly which of the 3 Master data provided this info given that customer-material, customer (ship-to) and material master data all can be used to propose.
Best
Alfonso

Hello Alfonso,
1. Shipping point is not determined during Sales order creation but in DO creation screen.
No the shipping point gets determined during sales order creation.
2. Although delivering plant field can be entered manually in Sales order, if its not auto-derived (from the various master data), then even if manually entered, the order cannot be allowed to be saved.
Yes it can save but it has to be assigned to the same company code in img.
3. Plant is derived in Sales Order. When this happens, is there a way to tell exactly which of the 3 Master data provided this info given that customer-material, customer (ship-to) and material master data all can be used to propose.
You have to physically check the same in the order at the header level where was it entered.It works on priority rule customer info 1st then ship to party and then in material master sales org 2 tab.
Thanks
Deepak

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