on 11-24-2008 7:22 AM
HI EXPERTS
what is configuration difference between INQUARY QUOTATION AND SALES ORDER
THANKS
Dear Hanumant
There wont be much difference in copy controls except for the following:-
Inquiry to Quotation
- Pos/neg.quantity will be negative
- Copy quantity will be "A"
- Pricing type will be blank
- Copying requirements "021"
Quotation to Order
- Pos/neg.quantity will be plus
- Copy quantity will be blank
- Pricing type will be "A"
- Copying requirements "301"
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Dear Hanumant,
Inquiry
Customer asks for detailed information about specific goods, in particular their prices.
Quotation
Legally binding agreement to deliver specific products or a selection of a certain amount of products in a specified timeframe at a pre-defined price.
A quotation has a validity period. Within the validity period, the customer has the option of placing an order within the agreed conditions with reference to the quotation, or to cancel a contract.
Sales Order
Once, the Customer confirms the quotation and places an order; an Order with or w/o Quoation) is gets created.
All legal transactions, like Delivery, Invoicing is done with reference to Sales Order, only.
In short
Inquiry is an internal document, created based upon Customer enquiry. Based upon Inquiry, if Customer requests, can send him a quotation; and once ges Customer's order confirmation, booking is done within Sales Order.
Transaction Codes
1. Inquiry (IN): VA11
2. Quotation (QT): VA21
3. Sales Order (OR): VA01
Copy Control setting beween Inquiry --> Quotation and Quotation --> Sales Order; are maintained in T. Code: VTAA
Best Regards,
Amit
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