on 09-05-2015 8:17 AM
Hello QM Experts,
I am working on a cross plant planning scenario in which my Planning plant and production plant is different.
E.g My Planning Plant is A and Production plant is B.
When i am confirming the Process order of material the inspection lot is created in Plant A instead of plant B.
My requirement is that the inspection lot should be created in Plant B and after doing stock posting from quality,the material should be shown in plant A.
How can i achieve this?? Please help
Regards,
Amit
Hi Amit,
I think you can try below setup:
1. You can extend the MIC's form Plant A to the inspection plan, linked to the inspection lot.
2. Extend material's QM View in Plant B with inspection type 04
3. Receive GR form process order in Plant B. An inspection lot will be created in Plant B.
4. Perform RR + UD. After UD, the unrestricted stock should be posted to Plant B, good storage location.
5. Perform material movement transfer posting Plant to Plant, one step MB1B/MvT 301. Please check the link: 301 movement type.... | SCN
If there is any better response to fix your business case, please go ahead with that.
Thanks,
Arijit
Message was edited by: Arijit Banerjee
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Hello Arijit.
Thanx for your prompt reply,
All the MIC's and QM view is maintained in Plant B only and i have tried to not maintain QM view while extending the material in Planning plant A.
In this case the Stock is directly posting into unrestricted in Plant A,I want that inspection lot should be created in Plant B and after doing UD the stock should be posted to Plant A.
Is there any other way to achieve this??
Regards,
Amit
Which plant is witnessing the GR? If it is Plant A then inspection lot will get created in A or otherwise.
What is it when you say you have tried not to maintain QM view in Plant A? You either extend it or don't! And inspection lot stock in Plant B cannot be directly posted to Plant A. Arijit has suggested you the best and standard solution.
And if this solution doesn't meet your scenario, you may want to look into the special procurement key 40 in MRP of the material.
You should refer this link Stock Transfer from Plant to Plant - Special Planning Processes - SAP Library
NJ
In addition to above 2 responses,
Anand
Hello Nitin,
In my case, I have already used Special procurement key = 80 for material in Plant A so that the requirement will pass to Production Plant B.
The GR for material is done in Plant B itself and after doing GR the inspection lot is created in plant A, which should not be created.
My requirement is After doing GR in plant B ,the inspection lot should be created in plant B only and after doing UD, stock should be posted to Plant A.
Is there any configuration missing??
Regards,
Amit
Hi Amit, Could you please add something to below queries?
Anand
Hello Anand,
1. Yes, Inspection lot is created in Plant A.
2. Yes, there is no QM view assigned for material in Plant A.
3. No, the order is created in Plant B only.
4. It is showing in Plant A,If QM View is not selected the stock is posted to unrestricted and if QM view is selected in plant A the stock will be Shown in QI in plant A.
5. The status is 'CRTD CHCR SPRQ' and it is allowing to do UD in Plant A.
Actually, I am a PP consultant and business has requirement that the delivery of the material should be done from planning plant (A) and it should be produced in production plant(B) ,the client wants that all QM related process should be done in Plant (B) and after that when UD will be done Stock should be posted to Plant A.
Is there anything i am missing??
Regards,
Amit
Well, I've to simulate the case using different planning plant and production plant! I'm not PP expert but when I click on F1 in Planning plant in COR1 or CO01 it says it is the plant in which, after order execution, the goods receipt takes place for the material produced.
One thing I'm sure about at the moment is, without inspection type activation system will never create any inspection lot in any plant. Secondly I notice that you have posted the GR in Plant A and that is why you get the stock in Plant A and not in Plant B. This sounds logical. If you want stock in B first then you should do GR in B. Might be there must be something in PP module configuration for this.
It's the second and important question for us for further investigation is how system generated the inspection lot even if you didn't assign any inspection type there? Using UD transaction in QM you can not post the stock directly to any other plant in standard.
Anand
I read the whole discussion again and I think I can now conclude that there might be some missing links. Pl don't mind but I think you're either missing some important QM info to share or you're just interpreting the matter in wrong way. This might happen since you belong to PP
Anyway, You need to understand and then analyse on following,
And what is the inspection lot number ? What is the origin?? It should be 04 only.
Once you ensure everything is streamlined, real problem and the solution can easily be found
NJ
Hello Nitin,
I have done the whole process again, and sorry i have done mistake earlier.
The GR for the Process order is witnessing in Plant A and so that the process is correct as per told by experts here.
But now i have to check how can i do GR in Plant B as we are working on cross plant planning, better way to do i think will post in PP forum.
Thanx a lot everyone for help ...!!
Regards,
Amit
So all your issues related to generation of inspection lot and QI stock is resolved and only left with GR in different plant. Yes, you may post this as separate query in PP forum to get quick results or wait here to get further comments.
In both cases, original issue of this thread seems resolved and hence, closure of this thread is expected, Pl close this thread before you leave so that other users may refer it properly in future.
NJ
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