on 11-07-2013 10:56 AM
Hi,Gurus.
In SD Pricing, I have requirement to have 2 sales prices for
same material code and same customer.
The reason to have 2prices is that the usage of parts is different.
One is for production and one is for spare parts.
Do you have any solution?
One of my idea is to use different sales document type
for each usage and create condition table using
"sales document type" and "material".
Kaneko
Hi
I have a suggestion for you to use Usage field in Sale order Header. VBAK-ABRVW which you can see in header Sales tab. You can define your own usage indicators. Create condition table by taking this field as this field is already there in allowed fields for pricing catalogue. Maintain condition record based on this usage and you can have two different prices for same material, same order type, same item category. What you need to do is to make this usage mandatory in SHD0 or by assigning it to incompletion log.
Thank$
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Hi Kaneko
2 different prices- one= sales for production second = sales as spare parts.
I think you must have 2 different sales area for these 2 cases.
-as per 1st scenario sales area 123 pricing determination xyz
-as per 2nd scenario sales area 456 pricing determination ABC
I hope you got the logic.
Let us know if this resolves
-
JD
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Hello,
the focus of the problem is identifying the rule to say when you are selling spare parts, and when you are selling for production. If you are thinking to use a different sales order, I guess it will be done manually during the Sales Order creation. If that is the case you have also other options:
- keep the same Order Type and manage different item categories;
- define a fixed price determined automatically according to combination customer/material, and the manage a discount (manually) according to the usage of the material;
- define different material codes according to the usage;
Best regards,
Andrea
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