SAP Agricultural Contract Management

Hi,
We are about to implement sap agricultural contract management in ECC6.0.
Could someone please help me in links for best practices documents like configurations and business scenarios documents related to that.
Thank You

Hi Maria,
there is no just one solution for it. It depends on the business and the usage of SAP solution.
Contracts in general can be managed in ECC as well in SRM.
Also Global Outline Agreements can be managed in ECC and in SRM. Nevertheless there are some restrictions in the capabilities within SRM. The usage and the combination of both is a design element decided in Blueprint.
Cheers,
Claudia

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=================
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