on 07-13-2009 6:40 AM
Hi,
what is the difference between Intra-Company & Inter-Company Stock Transfer Order...with configuration guide...
thanks
mohan
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thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi ,
Inter company transfer is , if your sales organization belongs to one company code and plant belongs to another company code,then that senario is called as inter company sales.
[[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/en/dd/5614e7545a11d1a7020000e829fd11/content.htm]]
if transaction is done within company codes of different systems, then such senario is called as intra company transfer.
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/d1/ddde84bedf11d4b579006094b9b9dd/content.htm]
Please let me know if you still need any more help.
Thanks and regards,
Rajeshwar
Edited by: rajeshwar on Jul 13, 2009 8:51 AM
Edited by: rajeshwar on Jul 13, 2009 8:54 AM
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Hai Mohan,
STO is done mainly in two ways
Intra company stock transfer means , stock transfer between two company code.
Inter company stock transfer means , stock is moving in between two plants of same company code.
Configuration steps for Inter company STO:
1)you need to have two plants assigned to two different company codes respectively,
2)one is supplying plant another is recieving plant , material should be extended to both the plants (ie. maintain views for both the plants for the material in MM01 t. code )
3)make sure the ordering plant and supplying plants are assigned to sales org and distri channel combination....in enter prise structure assignments)
4) go to SPRO-->Material management > Purchasing>Purchase order-->set up Stock Tranfer order,
>defone shipping data for plants
>creating checking rule
>define checking rule
>assign delivery type and checking rule (with purchase order type NB , delivery type NLCC , checking rule B, (default order type in delivery type NLCC is DL )
>assign document type, step procedure
5) create a dummy vendor for ordering company by t. code xk01 and add delivering plant in the add prchasing data tab in xk02 , this vendor is the representation of supplying plant
6)in the sales order type DL , by t. code vov8 , ensure billing type IV inter company billing, and in the billing doc IV ensure pricing procedure is 'I ' and maintain inter company pricing procedure assigned properly, so that to bill the ordering plant /company by delivering company
7) create STO by T.code ME21N (create purchase order) with purchase order type NB
😎 create delivery, by t. code VL10 B (purchase orders fast display) (select the line item, and click on back ground, then click on the item and log button, then click on the item and documents , then the delivery will be showned in display mode, convert it to change mode and do picking and PGI
9) then do MIGO ( with that STO no.)
Regarding Intra company STO,
the configuration is same as that of Inter company STO , except , the purchase order type is UB and delivery type is NLC
and steps are the same ME21N , VL10B and MIGO
Hope this helps you,
Regards,
GLN
Hai Mohan,
STO is done mainly in two ways
Intra company stock transfer means , stock is moving in between two plants of same company code.
Inter company stock transfer means , stock transfer between two company code.
Configuration steps for Inter company STO:
1)you need to have two plants assigned to two different company codes respectively,
2)one is supplying plant another is recieving plant , material should be extended to both the plants (ie. maintain views for both the plants for the material in MM01 t. code )
3)make sure the ordering plant and supplying plants are assigned to sales org and distri channel combination....in enter prise structure assignments)
4) go to SPRO-->Material management > Purchasing>Purchase order-->set up Stock Tranfer order,
defone shipping data for plants
creating checking rule
define checking rule
assign delivery type and checking rule (with purchase order type NB , delivery type NLCC , checking rule B, (default order type in delivery type NLCC is DL )
assign document type, step procedure
5) create a dummy vendor for ordering company by t. code xk01 and add delivering plant in the add prchasing data tab in xk02 , this vendor is the representation of supplying plant
6)in the sales order type DL , by t. code vov8 , ensure billing type IV inter company billing, and in the billing doc IV ensure pricing procedure is 'I ' and maintain inter company pricing procedure assigned properly, so that to bill the ordering plant /company by delivering company
7) create STO by T.code ME21N (create purchase order) with purchase order type NB
😎 create delivery, by t. code VL10 B (purchase orders fast display) (select the line item, and click on back ground, then click on the item and log button, then click on the item and documents , then the delivery will be showned in display mode, convert it to change mode and do picking and PGI
9) then do MIGO ( with that STO no.)
Regarding Intra company STO,
the configuration is same as that of Inter company STO , except , the purchase order type is UB and delivery type is NLC
and steps are the same ME21N , VL10B and MIGO
Hope this helps you,
Regards,
GLN
Hi Mohan,
Intra company stock transfer means , stock transfer between two company code.
Inter company stock transfer means , stock is moving in between two plants of same company code.
Hope this satisfy your requirment, please feel free to reply.
Thanks .
Dev
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you confused the 2, its the other way round.
intra is between plants in same company code and
inter is between plants of different company codes.
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