The document discusses SAP Product Lifecycle Costing, a solution that allows companies to:
- Calculate product costs quickly and precisely using real-time data integration.
- Gain better visibility and control of costs throughout the entire product lifecycle.
- Simulate and compare cost alternatives to make more profitable decisions.
SAP Product Lifecycle Costing (PLC) is a new SAP solution that allows companies to accelerate new product introductions, reduce quotation lead times, and optimize costs for new and existing products. It provides capabilities for calculations, simulations, importing bills of material from ERP and Excel, analysis, and reporting. PLC is designed to integrate with ERP, PLM, Excel and business intelligence tools.
The document discusses design for manufacture and assembly (DFMA) principles and guidelines. DFMA aims to design products so they can be easily and efficiently manufactured and assembled with minimal effort, time and cost. Key principles include minimizing part count, making parts multi-functional, using standard parts and hardware, designing for modular assembly and ease of handling, and considering manufacturability in tolerances. Following DFMA leads to lower assembly costs and time, increased reliability, and shorter time to market.
1. DFM decisions affect all aspects of the design from conception through production.
2. It is important to consider costs, production methods, time, material availability, and how design impacts performance.
3. Ways to reduce costs include using cheaper materials, less material, standardizing components, and designing for economies of scale in production.
Product costing and material ledger documentation was summarized as follows:
[1] Product costing allows companies to plan, track, and analyze product costs from raw materials procurement through production to the final cost of goods sold. The material ledger provides actual costing functionality to revalue inventory costs.
[2] Key aspects of product costing include establishing standard costs, performing costing runs to calculate costs, and updating material master prices. The costing structure includes activity types, cost elements, and cost centers.
[3] The material ledger allows companies to determine actual costs for materials and revalue inventory using methods like moving average or standard price valuation.
This document provides an overview of product cost planning in SAP. It describes how product cost planning can be used to calculate the cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for products. It also explains how cost estimates can be analyzed using reports that break down costs into components like material costs, production costs, and overhead costs. Configuration in SAP is required to set up cost component structures before costs can be assigned and reported.
Case study material ledger implementation lessons learnedJohannes Le Roux
Cooper Tire implemented SAP Material Ledger as part of their initial SAP implementation in order to gain visibility into actual product costs and variances across production processes. Some key lessons learned included making the final decision to implement Material Ledger early, ensuring quality consultant support, and properly configuring for long-term requirements. Material Ledger provided benefits like impact of price variances and actual inventory costs but also challenges like increased data volumes and complexities. Cooper Tire's next steps include further integrating Material Ledger with SAP Profitability and Cost Management for improved cost and profitability reporting and analysis.
The document discusses cost estimation in SAP, including standard cost estimation, tools used like costing variants and cost component splits, and how to perform a cost estimate with or without a quantity structure. It also covers how to update material master prices by running a costing run or price update after completing a cost estimate. The key steps are to 1) create a cost estimate using tools like costing variants, 2) save and display the estimate results, and 3) update material prices by running a price update or costing run to transfer costs to the material master.
Understanding SAP production order varianceDhaval Gala
This document discusses production order variance and standard costs as a way to evaluate performance and increase efficiency. It explains that setting standards and measuring variances from those standards allows companies to identify areas for improvement. The document then provides details on calculating different types of variances, including direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead variances. It describes separating the total variance for each into a price and quantity component to help analyze the sources of unfavorable or favorable variances.
SAP Product Lifecycle Costing (PLC) is a new SAP solution that allows companies to accelerate new product introductions, reduce quotation lead times, and optimize costs for new and existing products. It provides capabilities for calculations, simulations, importing bills of material from ERP and Excel, analysis, and reporting. PLC is designed to integrate with ERP, PLM, Excel and business intelligence tools.
The document discusses design for manufacture and assembly (DFMA) principles and guidelines. DFMA aims to design products so they can be easily and efficiently manufactured and assembled with minimal effort, time and cost. Key principles include minimizing part count, making parts multi-functional, using standard parts and hardware, designing for modular assembly and ease of handling, and considering manufacturability in tolerances. Following DFMA leads to lower assembly costs and time, increased reliability, and shorter time to market.
1. DFM decisions affect all aspects of the design from conception through production.
2. It is important to consider costs, production methods, time, material availability, and how design impacts performance.
3. Ways to reduce costs include using cheaper materials, less material, standardizing components, and designing for economies of scale in production.
Product costing and material ledger documentation was summarized as follows:
[1] Product costing allows companies to plan, track, and analyze product costs from raw materials procurement through production to the final cost of goods sold. The material ledger provides actual costing functionality to revalue inventory costs.
[2] Key aspects of product costing include establishing standard costs, performing costing runs to calculate costs, and updating material master prices. The costing structure includes activity types, cost elements, and cost centers.
[3] The material ledger allows companies to determine actual costs for materials and revalue inventory using methods like moving average or standard price valuation.
This document provides an overview of product cost planning in SAP. It describes how product cost planning can be used to calculate the cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for products. It also explains how cost estimates can be analyzed using reports that break down costs into components like material costs, production costs, and overhead costs. Configuration in SAP is required to set up cost component structures before costs can be assigned and reported.
Case study material ledger implementation lessons learnedJohannes Le Roux
Cooper Tire implemented SAP Material Ledger as part of their initial SAP implementation in order to gain visibility into actual product costs and variances across production processes. Some key lessons learned included making the final decision to implement Material Ledger early, ensuring quality consultant support, and properly configuring for long-term requirements. Material Ledger provided benefits like impact of price variances and actual inventory costs but also challenges like increased data volumes and complexities. Cooper Tire's next steps include further integrating Material Ledger with SAP Profitability and Cost Management for improved cost and profitability reporting and analysis.
The document discusses cost estimation in SAP, including standard cost estimation, tools used like costing variants and cost component splits, and how to perform a cost estimate with or without a quantity structure. It also covers how to update material master prices by running a costing run or price update after completing a cost estimate. The key steps are to 1) create a cost estimate using tools like costing variants, 2) save and display the estimate results, and 3) update material prices by running a price update or costing run to transfer costs to the material master.
Understanding SAP production order varianceDhaval Gala
This document discusses production order variance and standard costs as a way to evaluate performance and increase efficiency. It explains that setting standards and measuring variances from those standards allows companies to identify areas for improvement. The document then provides details on calculating different types of variances, including direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead variances. It describes separating the total variance for each into a price and quantity component to help analyze the sources of unfavorable or favorable variances.
Commitment Management in SAP tracks future commitments against cost objects; this enables users to make a realistic comparison of actual cost plus committed cost against plan / budget on that cost object. Commitments are made when user creates purchasing document to purchase goods or services at a future date. Comparing actual against budget is misleading unless you factor in the outstanding commitments that will convert to actual cost in the future.
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The document discusses product costing and cost estimation in SAP. It describes how standard costs are estimated based on input materials, activities, and overhead costs. It then outlines the tools used for cost estimation like costing variants, cost component splits, and cost estimates with or without quantity structures. Cost estimates are used to calculate the cost of goods manufactured and update standard prices in the material master record.
DISCUS DFM focuses on characteristic management at an earlier stage in the product lifecycle when a manufacturing engineer is analyzing the detailed design of the part. In fact, by helping to define the applicable specs and annotations to include on the design, DISCUS DFM can actually assist with the definition of the Technical Data Package (TDP).
DISCUS DFM picks up where today’s leading CAD tools leave off by empowering the product team to consider the key considerations for manufacturing the part. An overview of the flow:
You start DISCUS by opening the native 3D CAD model in the model/drawing panel.
DISCUS will automatically review the model and its associated PMI and add the balloons to the model and the rows in the Bill of Characteristics.
You select the appropriate part family and likely list of manufacturing processes to consider for fabricating the part.
At this point, DISCUS DFM enables you to evaluate the part DFM by applying rules associated with the part’s features and characteristics versus the likely manufacturing processes.
The evaluation of the part against the integrated manufacturing knowledgebase results in a list of pertinent DFM constraints, recommended annotations/PMI for the part, and more.
When you're completed the analysis of the model, you can export the DFM data for review with the DFM engineer or the entire Integrated Product Team.
With DISCUS DFM, you consistently and correctly add the vital details to the design, giving you the ability to manufacture the new part right the first time. DISCUS DFM is the tool to improve the quality and productivity of your engineers.
Case study in implementing sap material ledgerotchmarz
Cooper Tire implemented SAP Material Ledger as part of their initial SAP implementation in order to gain visibility into actual material costs by product, production efficiencies by product, standard and actual inventory values by product, and product level profitability reporting without intercompany markups. Implementing Material Ledger upfront provided a clean system with no open orders and allowed Cooper Tire to have consistent valuation strategies across companies as well as better product cost visibility and analysis on a global level.
This document discusses factors that affect manufacturing costs, including direct costs that vary with production rate, fixed costs that do not vary with production rate, and general expenses. It then provides equations to estimate total manufacturing cost based on these factors. An example calculation is shown for a nitric acid plant. Manufacturing costs are estimated based on raw material, utility, labor, and fixed capital investment costs. Percentages of total cost accounted for by each cost category are also calculated.
This presentation provides an introduction to project structures in SAP Project Systems. It discusses how projects can be structured using work breakdown structures (WBS) and networks/activities. It then provides details on creating a WBS, including defining WBS elements and using templates. It also covers the use of system and user statuses to control the stages of a project.
Product costing and material ledger functions in SAP allow users to:
1) Plan and track product costs through the product lifecycle from cost estimation to period-end closing using tools like cost estimates, costing variants, and actual costing.
2) Value inventory using standard or moving average costing methods and track variances.
3) Analyze actual product costs and cost components through reports on material, production, and overhead costs.
The document provides an overview of SAP's digital procurement solutions, including SAP S/4HANA, SAP Ariba, and SAP Fieldglass. It defines key terms and outlines the solutions' capabilities for guided buying, sourcing, purchasing, supplier management, inventory, workforce management, invoice processing, and analytics. The solutions aim to streamline the source-to-pay process and provide benefits like cost savings, compliance, and visibility across the extended supply chain.
This document provides information about configuring and activating Material Ledger in SAP. It discusses the objectives of Material Ledger, the differences between Material Ledger in SAP S/4HANA versus SAP ERP, and the steps to activate Material Ledger which include assigning currency types, valuation areas, material update structures, and number ranges. It emphasizes that activating Material Ledger is mandatory in SAP S/4HANA to allow inventory valuation in multiple currencies at actual costs.
A bill of material (BOM) is a list that contains the components, quantities, and costs needed to produce an item or assembly. It includes the item ID, description, cost per item, and total cost of all items. The key information in a BOM allows users to identify the correct parts, order the necessary quantities, and calculate the total materials cost of a project.
A controlling area is an organizational unit in SAP that represents a closed system for cost accounting purposes. It provides the framework for planning, allocation, and monitoring of costs. A company can have either one controlling area for centralized management or multiple controlling areas for decentralized management structures. Key considerations for one vs. multiple controlling areas include chart of accounts, posting periods, master data, project management, and cost distribution functions.
SAP Product costing Calculation With Components - SkillstekSkillstek
SAP Product Cost Calculation is done in the 6 key components of Product Costing, which is part of SAP CO.
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This document provides an overview of SAP Controlling (CO) functionality and implementation. It discusses the main components of CO including cost center accounting, profit center accounting, internal orders, and product costing. It also covers integration with other SAP modules, the three phase implementation approach, and organizational structure setup. Profitability analysis is differentiated from profit center accounting. Cost planning, allocation, and budgeting are described for cost centers. Internal orders are explained for managing projects. Product costing integration with procurement and production is outlined.
The document provides instructions for using transaction code CKM3 in SAP to perform a material price analysis. This transaction allows users to analyze material movements and costs by entering a material, plant, and period. It then displays the valuated transactions and price/exchange rate differences for that material. Users can view details of specific documents, including purchase orders and cost center consumption documents, and drill down to associated source documents. The material ledger must be activated to use this transaction for analyzing actual costs versus standard costs.
The document discusses product cost controlling and accounting. It covers topics like legal requirements for valuation of raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. It also discusses management requirements like supporting cost reduction and strategic/operational decision making. The document outlines different cost controlling methods like by order, period, or sales order. It provides examples of when each method would be used. It also describes components of cost controlling like cost object controlling, cost planning, actual costing, variance calculation, and period-end closing procedures.
The document discusses the features and benefits of implementing SAP's Material Ledger module. Material Ledger allows companies to value inventories in multiple currencies and valuation methods in real-time. It provides a hybrid approach of valuing inventories at standard cost during a period and calculating a periodic moving average price. Material Ledger also enables the amortization of price variances over the life of inventories. Implementing Material Ledger provides enhanced inventory visibility and management.
This document provides steps for configuring and executing a make-to-order process in SAP ERP. It explains how to create materials, bills of materials, routings, sales orders, planned orders, purchase requisitions, purchase orders, goods movements, production orders, and deliveries to fulfill a customer order from sales to delivery. The major steps include sales order creation, planning, external procurement, subcontracting, production, and delivery.
A bill of material (BOM) in SAP lists the components, parts, and quantities needed to assemble a product. It contains the object number, quantity, and unit of measure for each component. There are different types of BOMs for materials, equipment, functional locations, document structures, orders, and work breakdown structures. BOM data is used in production planning for activities like MRP, work scheduling, and production order management. BOMs can be variant for similar products or multiple for different configurations of a single product. A BOM has a header, items specifying each component, and optional sub-items for partial component quantities installed in different locations.
The document discusses the benefits of SAP's Plant Maintenance (PM) module. The PM module allows companies to: 1) plan and manage preventative maintenance to reduce breakdowns and increase equipment availability; 2) identify and rectify equipment problems whether from failure or deterioration; and 3) break maintenance down into different levels for both planning and performing tasks at either the individual equipment or functional location level. Overall, the PM module standardizes maintenance practices, integrates maintenance with other business functions, and provides structured cost and equipment history data for better resource control and cost management.
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Commitment Management in SAP tracks future commitments against cost objects; this enables users to make a realistic comparison of actual cost plus committed cost against plan / budget on that cost object. Commitments are made when user creates purchasing document to purchase goods or services at a future date. Comparing actual against budget is misleading unless you factor in the outstanding commitments that will convert to actual cost in the future.
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The document discusses product costing and cost estimation in SAP. It describes how standard costs are estimated based on input materials, activities, and overhead costs. It then outlines the tools used for cost estimation like costing variants, cost component splits, and cost estimates with or without quantity structures. Cost estimates are used to calculate the cost of goods manufactured and update standard prices in the material master record.
DISCUS DFM focuses on characteristic management at an earlier stage in the product lifecycle when a manufacturing engineer is analyzing the detailed design of the part. In fact, by helping to define the applicable specs and annotations to include on the design, DISCUS DFM can actually assist with the definition of the Technical Data Package (TDP).
DISCUS DFM picks up where today’s leading CAD tools leave off by empowering the product team to consider the key considerations for manufacturing the part. An overview of the flow:
You start DISCUS by opening the native 3D CAD model in the model/drawing panel.
DISCUS will automatically review the model and its associated PMI and add the balloons to the model and the rows in the Bill of Characteristics.
You select the appropriate part family and likely list of manufacturing processes to consider for fabricating the part.
At this point, DISCUS DFM enables you to evaluate the part DFM by applying rules associated with the part’s features and characteristics versus the likely manufacturing processes.
The evaluation of the part against the integrated manufacturing knowledgebase results in a list of pertinent DFM constraints, recommended annotations/PMI for the part, and more.
When you're completed the analysis of the model, you can export the DFM data for review with the DFM engineer or the entire Integrated Product Team.
With DISCUS DFM, you consistently and correctly add the vital details to the design, giving you the ability to manufacture the new part right the first time. DISCUS DFM is the tool to improve the quality and productivity of your engineers.
Case study in implementing sap material ledgerotchmarz
Cooper Tire implemented SAP Material Ledger as part of their initial SAP implementation in order to gain visibility into actual material costs by product, production efficiencies by product, standard and actual inventory values by product, and product level profitability reporting without intercompany markups. Implementing Material Ledger upfront provided a clean system with no open orders and allowed Cooper Tire to have consistent valuation strategies across companies as well as better product cost visibility and analysis on a global level.
This document discusses factors that affect manufacturing costs, including direct costs that vary with production rate, fixed costs that do not vary with production rate, and general expenses. It then provides equations to estimate total manufacturing cost based on these factors. An example calculation is shown for a nitric acid plant. Manufacturing costs are estimated based on raw material, utility, labor, and fixed capital investment costs. Percentages of total cost accounted for by each cost category are also calculated.
This presentation provides an introduction to project structures in SAP Project Systems. It discusses how projects can be structured using work breakdown structures (WBS) and networks/activities. It then provides details on creating a WBS, including defining WBS elements and using templates. It also covers the use of system and user statuses to control the stages of a project.
Product costing and material ledger functions in SAP allow users to:
1) Plan and track product costs through the product lifecycle from cost estimation to period-end closing using tools like cost estimates, costing variants, and actual costing.
2) Value inventory using standard or moving average costing methods and track variances.
3) Analyze actual product costs and cost components through reports on material, production, and overhead costs.
The document provides an overview of SAP's digital procurement solutions, including SAP S/4HANA, SAP Ariba, and SAP Fieldglass. It defines key terms and outlines the solutions' capabilities for guided buying, sourcing, purchasing, supplier management, inventory, workforce management, invoice processing, and analytics. The solutions aim to streamline the source-to-pay process and provide benefits like cost savings, compliance, and visibility across the extended supply chain.
This document provides information about configuring and activating Material Ledger in SAP. It discusses the objectives of Material Ledger, the differences between Material Ledger in SAP S/4HANA versus SAP ERP, and the steps to activate Material Ledger which include assigning currency types, valuation areas, material update structures, and number ranges. It emphasizes that activating Material Ledger is mandatory in SAP S/4HANA to allow inventory valuation in multiple currencies at actual costs.
A bill of material (BOM) is a list that contains the components, quantities, and costs needed to produce an item or assembly. It includes the item ID, description, cost per item, and total cost of all items. The key information in a BOM allows users to identify the correct parts, order the necessary quantities, and calculate the total materials cost of a project.
A controlling area is an organizational unit in SAP that represents a closed system for cost accounting purposes. It provides the framework for planning, allocation, and monitoring of costs. A company can have either one controlling area for centralized management or multiple controlling areas for decentralized management structures. Key considerations for one vs. multiple controlling areas include chart of accounts, posting periods, master data, project management, and cost distribution functions.
SAP Product costing Calculation With Components - SkillstekSkillstek
SAP Product Cost Calculation is done in the 6 key components of Product Costing, which is part of SAP CO.
Read it at Skillstek's Blog:- https://skillstek.com/product-costing-in-sap/
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This document provides an overview of SAP Controlling (CO) functionality and implementation. It discusses the main components of CO including cost center accounting, profit center accounting, internal orders, and product costing. It also covers integration with other SAP modules, the three phase implementation approach, and organizational structure setup. Profitability analysis is differentiated from profit center accounting. Cost planning, allocation, and budgeting are described for cost centers. Internal orders are explained for managing projects. Product costing integration with procurement and production is outlined.
The document provides instructions for using transaction code CKM3 in SAP to perform a material price analysis. This transaction allows users to analyze material movements and costs by entering a material, plant, and period. It then displays the valuated transactions and price/exchange rate differences for that material. Users can view details of specific documents, including purchase orders and cost center consumption documents, and drill down to associated source documents. The material ledger must be activated to use this transaction for analyzing actual costs versus standard costs.
The document discusses product cost controlling and accounting. It covers topics like legal requirements for valuation of raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. It also discusses management requirements like supporting cost reduction and strategic/operational decision making. The document outlines different cost controlling methods like by order, period, or sales order. It provides examples of when each method would be used. It also describes components of cost controlling like cost object controlling, cost planning, actual costing, variance calculation, and period-end closing procedures.
The document discusses the features and benefits of implementing SAP's Material Ledger module. Material Ledger allows companies to value inventories in multiple currencies and valuation methods in real-time. It provides a hybrid approach of valuing inventories at standard cost during a period and calculating a periodic moving average price. Material Ledger also enables the amortization of price variances over the life of inventories. Implementing Material Ledger provides enhanced inventory visibility and management.
This document provides steps for configuring and executing a make-to-order process in SAP ERP. It explains how to create materials, bills of materials, routings, sales orders, planned orders, purchase requisitions, purchase orders, goods movements, production orders, and deliveries to fulfill a customer order from sales to delivery. The major steps include sales order creation, planning, external procurement, subcontracting, production, and delivery.
A bill of material (BOM) in SAP lists the components, parts, and quantities needed to assemble a product. It contains the object number, quantity, and unit of measure for each component. There are different types of BOMs for materials, equipment, functional locations, document structures, orders, and work breakdown structures. BOM data is used in production planning for activities like MRP, work scheduling, and production order management. BOMs can be variant for similar products or multiple for different configurations of a single product. A BOM has a header, items specifying each component, and optional sub-items for partial component quantities installed in different locations.
The document discusses the benefits of SAP's Plant Maintenance (PM) module. The PM module allows companies to: 1) plan and manage preventative maintenance to reduce breakdowns and increase equipment availability; 2) identify and rectify equipment problems whether from failure or deterioration; and 3) break maintenance down into different levels for both planning and performing tasks at either the individual equipment or functional location level. Overall, the PM module standardizes maintenance practices, integrates maintenance with other business functions, and provides structured cost and equipment history data for better resource control and cost management.
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This document discusses SAP's analytics strategy and new SAP Analytics product. The key points are:
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The document discusses how to create and manage master data in SAP Product Lifecycle Costing. It covers:
1. Master data can be maintained locally or replicated from SAP ERP. Initial setup requires maintaining master data in a specific sequence due to dependencies.
2. The administration view allows convenient management and maintenance of all master data types in one place, including finance, logistics, and global settings data.
3. Master data is used in costing calculations by selecting appropriate values for costing structure items. Both initial setup and regular maintenance of master data are important.
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This document provides an overview and introduction to SAP's predictive analysis solutions, including SAP Lumira, SAP Predictive Analysis, and SAP InfiniteInsight. It discusses the portfolio of solutions and how predictive analysis fits in, and provides information on the architecture and process. The presentation includes examples of different predictive analysis techniques like exponential smoothing, regression analysis, and association rules. It also demonstrates how to create custom predictive models using the R integration.
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