This training session covers processing sales of services in SAP. Participants will learn how to create a debit memo request for a sale of service, have it validated by finance to remove the invoice block, and then create the invoice. The key steps are creating a sales order of type ZDR, entering the reason as sale of service, filling the price condition ZSS1, and submitting it for validation and possible unblocking before invoicing. Participants will practice these steps using sample customer and material data provided.
The document provides guidance for demonstrating the Customer Portal to customers. It recommends determining whether to use actual or demo data, customizing the demo based on the audience, and ensuring necessary preparations are made. The summary walks through demonstrating key features like invoices, service contracts, search, and entering new data. Emphasis is placed on integrating data from multiple sources and linking all records.
Sohail Ahmed, Head of the Stitching Department, writes a memo to Mr. Zaheer Khan, Head of Human Resources. 30 workers, 20% of the workforce, were injured in a bus accident and cannot work on an important export order worth Rs 25 million. He requests the recruitment of 25 temporary workers on an urgent basis to complete the order.
This memorandum summarizes interviews with two engineering professionals, Ray Miller and Ed Hren. Ray Miller is the CEO and founder of Vision Mechanical, Inc., a mechanical engineering firm. Ed Hren is the founder of Chagrin Valley Engineering, a civil engineering company that serves as the city engineer for several municipalities. Both professionals enjoy their work and perceive their fields as growing industries. While their specific responsibilities differ based on their engineering disciplines, they both conduct office-based work and site visits.
The document discusses best practices for writing effective memos in 3 parts:
1. It explains the purpose of memos is to inform, persuade, or solve problems for recipients in a clear and concise manner. General rules include keeping the audience in mind, following a structure, and getting to the point.
2. It outlines the standard memo structure which includes a header, subject line, opening paragraph, supporting details, and closing.
3. It provides tips for clear writing style such as using active voice, short sentences, and avoiding unnecessary complexity. Homework is assigned to rewrite a sample memo using the guidelines.
This document provides guidance on writing memos within organizations. Memos are used to communicate a variety of information internally, from routine details to proposals and reports. They typically consist of a heading with to, from, subject, and date; an introduction; main points in concise paragraphs and sentences; and a close. Well-written memos are concise, clear, direct, and clean. They have a subject line summarizing the main idea, orient the reader in the introduction, convey relevant details in the body, and end courteously in the close. Proper memo structure and grammar are important.
The document summarizes interviews conducted at Pinnacle Technology Group Inc. It describes interviewing Nick Wasserman, the Head of Sales, and Rick Wasserman, the President and founder of the company. Key details provided include Nick's background and job responsibilities in sales and business development. Rick is described as a hardworking founder focused on profitability, employee treatment, and maintaining his private company vision. The document concludes with lessons learned about business leadership from the interviews.
The document provides guidance on writing effective memos. It explains that memos are formal documents used in organizations to request information or action, or to report back in response. It emphasizes that memos should be clear, concise, and follow standard formatting conventions. This includes having sections for "To", "From", "CC", "Date", "Subject", and the body. The body should get to the point early and be easily readable. Revising is important for creating polished memos within a reasonable time frame.
This memorandum of agreement is between an educational institution and a government office. It establishes an on-the-job training program where the educational institution's students will undergo training at the government office. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties, including screening and supervising students, providing training and certificates of completion. It also clarifies that students are not employees, and establishes rules for the program duration, termination, liability, and interpretation under Philippine law.
The document provides guidance for demonstrating the Customer Portal to customers. It recommends determining whether to use actual or demo data, customizing the demo based on the audience, and ensuring necessary preparations are made. The summary walks through demonstrating key features like invoices, service contracts, search, and entering new data. Emphasis is placed on integrating data from multiple sources and linking all records.
Sohail Ahmed, Head of the Stitching Department, writes a memo to Mr. Zaheer Khan, Head of Human Resources. 30 workers, 20% of the workforce, were injured in a bus accident and cannot work on an important export order worth Rs 25 million. He requests the recruitment of 25 temporary workers on an urgent basis to complete the order.
This memorandum summarizes interviews with two engineering professionals, Ray Miller and Ed Hren. Ray Miller is the CEO and founder of Vision Mechanical, Inc., a mechanical engineering firm. Ed Hren is the founder of Chagrin Valley Engineering, a civil engineering company that serves as the city engineer for several municipalities. Both professionals enjoy their work and perceive their fields as growing industries. While their specific responsibilities differ based on their engineering disciplines, they both conduct office-based work and site visits.
The document discusses best practices for writing effective memos in 3 parts:
1. It explains the purpose of memos is to inform, persuade, or solve problems for recipients in a clear and concise manner. General rules include keeping the audience in mind, following a structure, and getting to the point.
2. It outlines the standard memo structure which includes a header, subject line, opening paragraph, supporting details, and closing.
3. It provides tips for clear writing style such as using active voice, short sentences, and avoiding unnecessary complexity. Homework is assigned to rewrite a sample memo using the guidelines.
This document provides guidance on writing memos within organizations. Memos are used to communicate a variety of information internally, from routine details to proposals and reports. They typically consist of a heading with to, from, subject, and date; an introduction; main points in concise paragraphs and sentences; and a close. Well-written memos are concise, clear, direct, and clean. They have a subject line summarizing the main idea, orient the reader in the introduction, convey relevant details in the body, and end courteously in the close. Proper memo structure and grammar are important.
The document summarizes interviews conducted at Pinnacle Technology Group Inc. It describes interviewing Nick Wasserman, the Head of Sales, and Rick Wasserman, the President and founder of the company. Key details provided include Nick's background and job responsibilities in sales and business development. Rick is described as a hardworking founder focused on profitability, employee treatment, and maintaining his private company vision. The document concludes with lessons learned about business leadership from the interviews.
The document provides guidance on writing effective memos. It explains that memos are formal documents used in organizations to request information or action, or to report back in response. It emphasizes that memos should be clear, concise, and follow standard formatting conventions. This includes having sections for "To", "From", "CC", "Date", "Subject", and the body. The body should get to the point early and be easily readable. Revising is important for creating polished memos within a reasonable time frame.
This memorandum of agreement is between an educational institution and a government office. It establishes an on-the-job training program where the educational institution's students will undergo training at the government office. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties, including screening and supervising students, providing training and certificates of completion. It also clarifies that students are not employees, and establishes rules for the program duration, termination, liability, and interpretation under Philippine law.
A memorandum is an internal document used to convey information within an organization. It should be brief, concise and state the purpose or objective clearly in the first sentence. Effective memos are easy to read and follow a clear structure including the statement of purpose, message and statement of future action. Memos should avoid unnecessary words, jargon and details, and maintain a positive, non-confrontational tone. Key parts include the to, from, date, subject fields and a single-spaced body with any references. Memos are an efficient way to communicate within a company when properly written.
Business letter and memo writing presentationGurpreet Singh
This memorandum is from Abhijeet Singh, Sales Manager, to Vikram Gupta, HR Senior Executive. It discusses purchasing procedures and provides information on a new process for making purchases. Key details in the body of the memo are not included due to redactions. The memo follows the standard format of including the to, from, subject, and date sections to clearly communicate the purpose and parties involved in a concise manner.
This document provides information on various types of internal written communications used in offices including memorandums, memo reports, office orders, office circulars, and office notes. It describes the purpose and structure of memos and how to effectively write memos. It also explains the differences between memos, letters, office orders, and office circulars. Key details include that memos are used to convey information, instructions, policies, suggestions within an organization and have a standard structure of to, from, date, subject, introduction, discussion, conclusion, and signature. Office orders contain instructions that must be followed while office circulars provide useful information to all departments in a company.
This document provides instructions on how to write an effective memo, including defining what a memo is, choosing an audience, establishing a purpose, and outlining the key parts and format of a memo. It recommends including a heading with to/from fields, date and subject; an opening that states the context, problem and purpose; a task segment describing proposed actions; a summary of key points; a discussion providing details and recommendations; and a closing that requests action and notes any attachments. Formatting tips suggest using short, clear headings and lists to improve readability.
The memo recommends three ways for the Computown Public School System to bridge the digital divide:
1. Build an adequate technology infrastructure with hardware, networking, and internet connectivity using free or low-cost resources.
2. Take advantage of free online educational resources like email accounts, web hosting, and course management tools to boost communications and classroom efficiency.
3. Enable administrators, teachers, students, and parents to utilize the new technology and ensure continual learning through hierarchical leadership and support from agencies that provide technology education.
The document discusses different types of memos used in business communication. It defines memos and explains they are typically used to inform readers within a company. The main types of memos covered include directive memos to communicate policies/procedures, trip reports to summarize business ventures, response memos to provide requested information, and field reports to outline inspection findings. Examples of each memo type are provided to illustrate their common structure and purpose.
The document describes key processes in accounts receivable (AR) management in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing and reporting. It outlines the main sub-processes and transactions involved at a high level, such as maintaining customer master records, defining credit limits, parking and posting invoices, handling payments and down payments, and producing reports to analyze accounts.
The document provides an overview of the key processes in SAP's Accounts Receivable (AR) module, including:
1) Master data processes like customer maintenance, account groups, intercompany accounts, and one-time customers.
2) Invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing.
3) Reporting on AR activities.
The document describes the main components that make up customer master data in SAP FI, including general, company code, and sales/distribution data. It also outlines how master records are managed through blocking, flagging for deletion, and archiving.
This document provides an overview of the eGarage 2.3 software solution. It includes a chart outlining the overall structure and brief features. It then discusses editions for different organization types, including pricing and support. Finally, it details the key features within modules for office administration, accounts, payroll/HR, staff interface, and client interface. The features provide functionality for job cards, billing, attendance, scheduling, and more.
eBizWiz CRM is a completely web based Customer Relationship Management Software that primarily automates and integrates three key areas of work.
1. Pre-Sales
2. Sales
3. After Sales Service.
Deploy eBizWiz CRM for enhancing your Sales and Service Operations.
The document provides an overview of the topics covered in a MYOB training session. The training covers how to set up and manage key aspects of MYOB including the chart of accounts, budgets, taxes, banking, payments, receipts, inventory, sales, purchases, reports, passwords and more. It includes explanations of common processes like entering transactions, reconciling payments and handling reversals or amendments to transactions.
This document provides an overview of accounting systems and internal controls. It discusses the internal control framework, including control environment, risk assessment, control procedures, monitoring, and information/communication. It also describes special journals used in accounting like the revenue, purchases, and cash journals. Finally, it provides examples of how transactions are recorded in these journals and how the subsidiary ledgers and general ledger are posted.
The document discusses rules for splitting joint venture accounting transactions across multiple ventures in SAP. It provides examples of how purchase invoices, payments, and other documents would be split between two joint ventures defined as Venture V1 and Venture V2. Key points covered include splitting rules for non-clearing documents, clearing documents, and special cases like ensuring balanced books for each venture.
Wizmen Sales & Accounts Receivable Features (Textile) Wizmen Systems
WIZ-ERP is an accounting software that features sales, accounts receivable, and inventory management functionality. It allows users to create customers and items, generate sales orders, invoices and receipts, and track accounts receivable aging. The system also supports commission agents, sales contracts, delivery challans, sales returns, and integrates with the general ledger.
Dematerialization is the process of converting physical financial instruments such as share certificates, mutual funds into electronic form. View the presentation to learn more!
This document is an account information form for opening a deposit account at a bank. It requests information such as the name, ID number, and address of the account holder(s). It specifies what type of account is being applied for, such as savings, checking, term deposit, etc. It outlines the terms and conditions for deposit accounts, including how deposited funds can be withdrawn, joint account structures, account statements, and liability issues. Signatures are required from the account holders to agree to these terms.
The document discusses bank accounting in SAP. It covers bank master data, which includes defining house banks, bank accounts, and the bank directory. It also covers check processing such as manual check deposit, printing checks, and changing or voiding checks. Additionally, it discusses electronic bank statements, including importing statement data, using posting rules and transactions to automatically post statements, and processing outstanding items on statements.
This document describes the features of a customized software called C-Sales. It includes the working flow with modules like project master, taxation schedule, booking costs. It also covers administrative features like creating companies and projects. Technical highlights indicate it was developed using secure Java and MySQL technologies and can be accessed via any browser without requiring additional software.
S4 HANA sattlement management_Ganesh Tarlana Ganesh Tarlana
Settlement Management functionality supports all types of settlement processes, including core business processes that need to be fully integrated in the order-to-cash cycle or within in a procure-to-pay scenario, such as condition contract settlement (rebate settlement), as well as standalone processes, whereby you provide special financial settlement services for your business partners
The document discusses order-to-cash (O2C) processes. It notes that O2C refers to taking customer orders through various channels, fulfilling orders, shipping products, generating invoices, and collecting payments. Key pressures driving focus on O2C include reducing costs and improving customer service. Common objectives of O2C improvement are to reduce days sales outstanding and improve cash flow forecasting. The document outlines a typical O2C process and symptoms of a broken O2C process. It also applies Aberdeen's PACE framework to analyze pressures, actions, capabilities, and enablers related to optimizing an organization's O2C cycle.
Achieving profitable to promise in distribution centric supply chainARC Advisory Group
The document discusses using activity-based costing (ABC) analytic engines to enable profitable-to-promise (PTP) order management in distribution-centric supply chains. Key points:
1) ABC analytic engines pull data from ERP and other systems to allocate costs by customer, product, and territory based on actual activities. This provides accurate customer profitability data needed for PTP.
2) Companies use the customer profitability data from ABC analytic engines to change unprofitable customer behaviors, renegotiate contracts, and decide which customers to drop if necessary.
3) Predictive modeling tools can also help price spot buys and orders in negotiation based on predicted profitability factors. The ABC engine then
The document describes a real estate management software called the Real Estate Manager. It provides an ERP solution for real estate developers with features like managing multiple projects and companies, customer relationship management, sales and financial management. The software allows defining brokers and payment plans, tracking sales cycles and receipts, and generating reports. It has modules for pre-sales and post-sales activities integrated with a customer service module. The technology uses C# and SQL Server with a client-server architecture.
A memorandum is an internal document used to convey information within an organization. It should be brief, concise and state the purpose or objective clearly in the first sentence. Effective memos are easy to read and follow a clear structure including the statement of purpose, message and statement of future action. Memos should avoid unnecessary words, jargon and details, and maintain a positive, non-confrontational tone. Key parts include the to, from, date, subject fields and a single-spaced body with any references. Memos are an efficient way to communicate within a company when properly written.
Business letter and memo writing presentationGurpreet Singh
This memorandum is from Abhijeet Singh, Sales Manager, to Vikram Gupta, HR Senior Executive. It discusses purchasing procedures and provides information on a new process for making purchases. Key details in the body of the memo are not included due to redactions. The memo follows the standard format of including the to, from, subject, and date sections to clearly communicate the purpose and parties involved in a concise manner.
This document provides information on various types of internal written communications used in offices including memorandums, memo reports, office orders, office circulars, and office notes. It describes the purpose and structure of memos and how to effectively write memos. It also explains the differences between memos, letters, office orders, and office circulars. Key details include that memos are used to convey information, instructions, policies, suggestions within an organization and have a standard structure of to, from, date, subject, introduction, discussion, conclusion, and signature. Office orders contain instructions that must be followed while office circulars provide useful information to all departments in a company.
This document provides instructions on how to write an effective memo, including defining what a memo is, choosing an audience, establishing a purpose, and outlining the key parts and format of a memo. It recommends including a heading with to/from fields, date and subject; an opening that states the context, problem and purpose; a task segment describing proposed actions; a summary of key points; a discussion providing details and recommendations; and a closing that requests action and notes any attachments. Formatting tips suggest using short, clear headings and lists to improve readability.
The memo recommends three ways for the Computown Public School System to bridge the digital divide:
1. Build an adequate technology infrastructure with hardware, networking, and internet connectivity using free or low-cost resources.
2. Take advantage of free online educational resources like email accounts, web hosting, and course management tools to boost communications and classroom efficiency.
3. Enable administrators, teachers, students, and parents to utilize the new technology and ensure continual learning through hierarchical leadership and support from agencies that provide technology education.
The document discusses different types of memos used in business communication. It defines memos and explains they are typically used to inform readers within a company. The main types of memos covered include directive memos to communicate policies/procedures, trip reports to summarize business ventures, response memos to provide requested information, and field reports to outline inspection findings. Examples of each memo type are provided to illustrate their common structure and purpose.
The document describes key processes in accounts receivable (AR) management in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing and reporting. It outlines the main sub-processes and transactions involved at a high level, such as maintaining customer master records, defining credit limits, parking and posting invoices, handling payments and down payments, and producing reports to analyze accounts.
The document provides an overview of the key processes in SAP's Accounts Receivable (AR) module, including:
1) Master data processes like customer maintenance, account groups, intercompany accounts, and one-time customers.
2) Invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing.
3) Reporting on AR activities.
The document describes the main components that make up customer master data in SAP FI, including general, company code, and sales/distribution data. It also outlines how master records are managed through blocking, flagging for deletion, and archiving.
This document provides an overview of the eGarage 2.3 software solution. It includes a chart outlining the overall structure and brief features. It then discusses editions for different organization types, including pricing and support. Finally, it details the key features within modules for office administration, accounts, payroll/HR, staff interface, and client interface. The features provide functionality for job cards, billing, attendance, scheduling, and more.
eBizWiz CRM is a completely web based Customer Relationship Management Software that primarily automates and integrates three key areas of work.
1. Pre-Sales
2. Sales
3. After Sales Service.
Deploy eBizWiz CRM for enhancing your Sales and Service Operations.
The document provides an overview of the topics covered in a MYOB training session. The training covers how to set up and manage key aspects of MYOB including the chart of accounts, budgets, taxes, banking, payments, receipts, inventory, sales, purchases, reports, passwords and more. It includes explanations of common processes like entering transactions, reconciling payments and handling reversals or amendments to transactions.
This document provides an overview of accounting systems and internal controls. It discusses the internal control framework, including control environment, risk assessment, control procedures, monitoring, and information/communication. It also describes special journals used in accounting like the revenue, purchases, and cash journals. Finally, it provides examples of how transactions are recorded in these journals and how the subsidiary ledgers and general ledger are posted.
The document discusses rules for splitting joint venture accounting transactions across multiple ventures in SAP. It provides examples of how purchase invoices, payments, and other documents would be split between two joint ventures defined as Venture V1 and Venture V2. Key points covered include splitting rules for non-clearing documents, clearing documents, and special cases like ensuring balanced books for each venture.
Wizmen Sales & Accounts Receivable Features (Textile) Wizmen Systems
WIZ-ERP is an accounting software that features sales, accounts receivable, and inventory management functionality. It allows users to create customers and items, generate sales orders, invoices and receipts, and track accounts receivable aging. The system also supports commission agents, sales contracts, delivery challans, sales returns, and integrates with the general ledger.
Dematerialization is the process of converting physical financial instruments such as share certificates, mutual funds into electronic form. View the presentation to learn more!
This document is an account information form for opening a deposit account at a bank. It requests information such as the name, ID number, and address of the account holder(s). It specifies what type of account is being applied for, such as savings, checking, term deposit, etc. It outlines the terms and conditions for deposit accounts, including how deposited funds can be withdrawn, joint account structures, account statements, and liability issues. Signatures are required from the account holders to agree to these terms.
The document discusses bank accounting in SAP. It covers bank master data, which includes defining house banks, bank accounts, and the bank directory. It also covers check processing such as manual check deposit, printing checks, and changing or voiding checks. Additionally, it discusses electronic bank statements, including importing statement data, using posting rules and transactions to automatically post statements, and processing outstanding items on statements.
This document describes the features of a customized software called C-Sales. It includes the working flow with modules like project master, taxation schedule, booking costs. It also covers administrative features like creating companies and projects. Technical highlights indicate it was developed using secure Java and MySQL technologies and can be accessed via any browser without requiring additional software.
S4 HANA sattlement management_Ganesh Tarlana Ganesh Tarlana
Settlement Management functionality supports all types of settlement processes, including core business processes that need to be fully integrated in the order-to-cash cycle or within in a procure-to-pay scenario, such as condition contract settlement (rebate settlement), as well as standalone processes, whereby you provide special financial settlement services for your business partners
The document discusses order-to-cash (O2C) processes. It notes that O2C refers to taking customer orders through various channels, fulfilling orders, shipping products, generating invoices, and collecting payments. Key pressures driving focus on O2C include reducing costs and improving customer service. Common objectives of O2C improvement are to reduce days sales outstanding and improve cash flow forecasting. The document outlines a typical O2C process and symptoms of a broken O2C process. It also applies Aberdeen's PACE framework to analyze pressures, actions, capabilities, and enablers related to optimizing an organization's O2C cycle.
Achieving profitable to promise in distribution centric supply chainARC Advisory Group
The document discusses using activity-based costing (ABC) analytic engines to enable profitable-to-promise (PTP) order management in distribution-centric supply chains. Key points:
1) ABC analytic engines pull data from ERP and other systems to allocate costs by customer, product, and territory based on actual activities. This provides accurate customer profitability data needed for PTP.
2) Companies use the customer profitability data from ABC analytic engines to change unprofitable customer behaviors, renegotiate contracts, and decide which customers to drop if necessary.
3) Predictive modeling tools can also help price spot buys and orders in negotiation based on predicted profitability factors. The ABC engine then
The document describes a real estate management software called the Real Estate Manager. It provides an ERP solution for real estate developers with features like managing multiple projects and companies, customer relationship management, sales and financial management. The software allows defining brokers and payment plans, tracking sales cycles and receipts, and generating reports. It has modules for pre-sales and post-sales activities integrated with a customer service module. The technology uses C# and SQL Server with a client-server architecture.
TradeEdge Trade Finance Product from Object EdgeRam Subramanian
TradeEdge is a software solution designed to process all aspects of global trade finance for major international banks. It supports key trade finance vehicles like letters of credit and handles roles in transactions like issuing and advising banks. TradeEdge provides self-service capabilities and a flexible workflow for users. It is built using modern technology platforms and frameworks to enable straight-through processing while allowing for manual approvals when needed.
TradeEdge is a software solution designed to process all aspects of global trade finance for major international banks. It supports key trade finance vehicles like letters of credit and handles roles in transactions like issuing and advising banks. TradeEdge provides self-service capabilities and a flexible workflow for users. It is built using modern technology platforms and frameworks to enable straight-through processing while allowing for manual approvals when needed.
Yes, this is correct behavior in SAP. Inventory and non-inventory items cannot be billed together in the same billing document. At the time of billing document creation, SAP will split the delivery into two billing documents - one for inventory items and another for non-inventory items.
This is done to maintain the separation between inventory and non-inventory transactions in the accounting. Inventory items involve stock/goods movement and valuation, whereas non-inventory items are direct expenses. Keeping them separate in billing helps maintain the integrity of inventory and non-inventory accounting entries.
So in summary:
- Delivery can contain both inventory and non-inventory items
- But at billing, SAP will automatically split and create separate billing
Rebate processing involves creating rebate agreements with customers based on sales volume over a period of time. The standard system includes several rebate types like group, material, and customer rebates. Settings must be activated in the sales organization, billing document type, and customer master to enable rebate processing. Customizing includes defining condition types, agreement types, and assigning these to pricing procedures. Rebate amounts accrue over time and can be settled partially or fully through credit memos that increase or decrease the accrual balance.
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2. This session is intended for people with the
following profiles:
BIL – Billing Manager
MOR - Initiator of the credit/debit memo
This session has the following prerequisites:
GAL01 – Introduction to navigation
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3. At the end of the training session, you will be
able to:
Open a customer account
Create material master data specific to a customer
Create packing instructions specific to a customer
Create end-of-year discounts (discounts, rebates)
Record prices in the system
Create contracts for customers
Perform a sale of service
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4. S
Create the
Debit memo request debit memo
MOR BIL
F
Validate the Automatic entry
debit memo request: Accounts Receivable
remove the invoice block
CRC
C
Automatic entry
Controlling
MOR Initiator of the credit/debit memo
[P] Purchasing [S] Sales
[M] Manufacturing [F] Finance CRC Approver of the credit/debit memo
[SM] Stock management [C] Controlling
BIL Billing Manager
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5. Services will be managed like other products, except they do not generate goods
movements nor deliveries
There are several types of services:
–Service types for customers:
Spare parts
Storage costs
Freight damages
Transport costs
Packing components
Drops
–Auxiliary service types:
Project costs
Repair of molds and production tool costs
Sample costs
Sales of capital
Installation line
Labor
Cancellation costs
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6. A special coding is used to differentiate them from other product types (e.g.: finished
products, semifinished products, trading goods)
The sale of service process when a debit memo is used involves the following:
–Creating a debit memo as a sales order of type ZDR,
–Entering a reason for creating the “Sale of service” order,
–Validation by the Finance Department, which unblocks this debit memo request
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7. 1/7
What information do I need to process a XYZ
sale of service?
The customer order type
The customer number
The reason for the sales order
The number of the material
The quantity to be invoiced
The price condition type
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S
Create the
Debit memo request debit memo
MOR BIL
F
Validate the Automatic entry
debit memo request: Accounts Receivable
remove the invoice block
CRC
C
Automatic entry
Controlling
MOR Initiator of the credit/debit memo
[P] Purchasing [S] Sales
[M] Manufacturing [F] Finance CRC Approver of the credit/debit memo
[SM] Stock management [C] Controlling
BIL Billing Manager
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Access via menu:
Create a sales order (VA01)
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In the initial screen for creating a sales order…
1. Enter the order type ZDR: Rexam
debit memo request
3
2. Enter the data about the organization
for which you want to create the sales
order: Sales organization e.g.: A010,
distribution channel 01, division 10
3. Validate the entry to move to the sales
1 order creation screen
2
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In the summary screen for creating the debit memo request…
• Enter the number of the sold-to party's
customer master record and confirm to
display the number of the ship-to party
• Enter the customer reference of the
sales order (not a mandatory field)
1
• Enter the reason for the sales order: 911
(sale of service)
2 • Enter the code of the ordered material:
the quantity is equal to 1 unless the
service sold can be quantified as parts
(in that case, enter the exact quantity)
3
4
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In the summary screen for creating the debit memo request…
1. Select the product line
2 2. Click in the menu bar on Goto-
Item-Conditions
1
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In the detail screen for creating the debit memo request…
3
1 2
1. Specify the condition type: ZSS1 Sale of service
2. Enter the total amount for the material line (for the
total quantity entered in case of service
quantifiable in parts)
3. Save.
4
4. A message is displayed to confirm the creation of
the debit memo request
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S
Create the
Debit memo request debit memo
MOR BIL
F
Validate the Automatic entry
debit memo request: Accounts Receivable
remove the invoice block
CRC
C
Automatic entry
Controlling
MOR Initiator of the credit/debit memo
[P] Purchasing [S] Sales
[M] Manufacturing [F] Finance CRC Approver of the credit/debit memo
[SM] Stock management [C] Controlling
BIL Billing Manager
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Direct access to the transaction without using 1. Enter the number of the sold-to party's
the menu: (V.23) customer master record if you know it
2. Enter the sales organization
3. Enter the search period
4. Keep the check on the option With
5 request for confirmation
1
5. Start the search for sales orders for the
invoice that matches your search criteria
2
3
4
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Transaction V.23 allows to release sales orders for invoices…
2
1. Check the debit request number
1
2. To unblock the invoice, click “Delete
billing block
3. The following message is displayed, to
confirm that the debit memo request has
been released
3
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S
Create the
Debit memo request debit memo
MOR BIL
F
Validate the Automatic entry
debit memo request: Accounts Receivable
remove the invoice block
CRC
C
Automatic entry
Controlling
MOR Initiator of the credit/debit memo
[P] Purchasing [S] Sales
[M] Manufacturing [F] Finance CRC Approver of the credit/debit memo
[SM] Stock management [C] Controlling
BIL Billing Manager
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The invoice creation is automated, but invoices can be created manually if necessary...
Access via menu:
Create invoice (VF01)
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On the screen for creating an invoice...
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1. Check the debit memo request
number
1 2. Launch the execution to create
an invoice for the debit memo
3. Save the invoice
4. A message is displayed to
confirm the creation of the
invoice for the debit memo
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21. Let's use the system!
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22. You must enter a service order in order to record storage
costs generated by a service to a customer
Review of key points for completing the exercise:
Create a sales order of type ZDR
Enter a reason for creating the “Sale of service” order
Fill in the price condition ZSS1
Submit this debit memo /credit memo request to the Finance
Department for validation and possible unblocking
Steps:
Access the transaction VA01- Create sales order
Then access the transaction V.23 for launching orders for invoicing
Then access the transaction VF01- Create invoice
Carry out the exercise following the steps as described in the course
For this exercise, use the data provided in the Excel spreadsheet
Note the number of the document you have created (if applicable):
Document number: _____________
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