on 03-13-2013 2:07 PM
Hi all,
I have a situation that I don't know how to handle in SAP, for our trading business.
A Purchase Contract is raised for Material 1.
When a Purchase Order is raised, however, it is for different Materials, eg Material 2 and Material 3. These are made up of Material 1 plus a label, in whichever language is relevant for planned sales. The labelling work is done by the supplier.
We need a way to make sure that the Purchase Orders will be recorded against the Contract, so that the agreed quantity of Material 1 is used, even though the Material being ordered is different.
Is there some way to do this using a BOM in the order, maybe? Or any other way?
Thanks in advance,
Val
Hi Val,
This can be done via customization.
You can have custom table using the logic material 2 and Material 3 points to Material 1.
1. Check has to be done during PO creation using Material 2 and Material 3 for the custom table .
2. If Material 1 is maintained against Material 2 and Material 3, then another check has to done whether any Purchase contract is there for MAterial 1 or not .
3. If its there then update the supplier field as Purchase contract value.
Regards
Ashok
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Hi Ashok,
Thanks for your reply. I thought there wasn't any solution in config.
I was thinking along similar lines - I wondered if the same thing could be achieved by using the Manufacturer's Part Number field on the Purchasing tab of the Material Master to provide the link between material numbers. Then there would have to be code in a user exit to check the data and make sure that the correct contract was used.
Could you tell me - have you implemented the solution you suggest? And if so, how easy or difficult was it to make it work?
Thanks,
Val
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