1. Create Materials with type ROH (Raw Material), HALB (Semi-finished), and ERSA (Spare Parts), which are procured Externally. Components – 2 nos. Main Assembly 1 no.
2. Maintain BOM with components by using Transaction code CS01. Any waste or scrap generated or received can be maintained as a component with a negative quantity.
3. Maintain the Initial stock of components in the plant, which you are going to send to the vendor for the subcontract.
4. Create a Purchase Info Record with the info category ‘Subcontracting’ for material and vendor.
5. Create a Subcontracting Purchase Order (with Item category ‘Subcontracting’ i.e. ‘L’) and see that BOM explodes. Otherwise, enter components manually.
6. Make a Transfer Posting to issue components for the Subcontract Purchase Order so that material is sent to the Subcontracting Vendor. Here the Quantity is shown as ‘Material provided to Vendor’ if you look at the stock of that component in the MMBE transaction code. (Maintain in ME20)
7. Make Goods Receipt (Transaction code – MIGO_GR) for the finished material or Main Assembly against Subcontract Purchase Order. Here the moment type 543 will be triggered automatically for the components consumed by the vendor and moment type 545 will also be triggered in case of is there any Bi-products from the vendor.
8. So a total of three (3) accounting documents will be generated.
a. For finished goods received into stock.
b. For subcontracting/service charges/making charges payable to SC Vendor.
c. Components consumed – Materials provided to Vendor.
9. Do invoice Verification for the Subcontracting Purchase Order and the process will be completed. Now to get Bi-Product into our Plant stocks does movement type 542.
10. Six (6) Accounting Documents will be triggered for subcontracting materials.
PK | Account | Description | |
1. | 89 | 79000 | Unfinished Product |
2. | 96 | 191100 | GR/IR Account |
3. | 91 | 893010 | Cost of Goods Sold |
4. | 86 | 417001 | Purchased Services |
5. | 99 | 300000 | Inventory Raw Material |
6. | 81 | 400020 | Raw Material Consumed |
• You are Purchasing the Material internally by transforming the goods movement type [UB] and Item category [U]
• There are two types of Stock Transport Orders
A) Inter-Company Stock Transport Order (Between Companies)
B) Intra Company Stock Transport Order (With In the Company)
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A) Inter-Company Stock Transport Order (Between Companies)
Pre Requisites:
Note: There can be a price difference between the material in both plants. There will be cross-company billing.
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Settings :
Supplying Plant (PL1) Receiving Plant (PL2)
1. Create customer (XD01) with a/c group Create Supplying plant (PL1) as Vendor (XK01) Ship-to-Party (0002) and Receiving Plant (PL2) With Account Group 0007- in Purchasing view--> As customer Go to extras --> enter supplying plant
IMG Settings: IMG Settings:
SPRO--> MM --> Purchasing -->PO --> Setup STO SPRO--> MM --> Purchasing -->PO --> Setup STO
Define Shipping Data for Plants --> Define Shipping Data for Plants -->
Customer No Plant -----No customer Number Customer No Plant -----PL1
Sales org -- Supply Plant S Org Sales org -- Receiving Plant S Org Distr. chan -- Supply Plant Dist Chan Distr. chan -- Receiving Plant Dist Chan. Int comp.bill Div - Important <---(both should have the same div.)--> Int comp.Bill Division - Important
2. Document type: NB 2. Document type: NB Delivery type: NLCC Delivery type: NLCC
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