on 05-08-2007 4:25 AM
Hi,
the transferring of SC to SRM is working fine thus can be seen in the sourcing cockpit. Is there a way to have this SC in SRM but for approval after running BBP_EXTREQ_TRANSFER?
Thanks!
Cindy Sy
Hi Cindy,
SC transferred to SRM count as already approved using the standard PDP
scenario. Changing the coding there is a mess.
Why do you want to let the SC go again thru approval in SRM? The Reqs
coming from R/3 went thru approval there and are ready for sourcing?
Thanks,
Claudia
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Hi Cindy,
I assume you are implementing extended classic scenario. Your client's requirements are very common, most clients uses the R/3 Purchase requisition workflow for approval. Once approved, the report will transfer the "purchasing request" to SRM for sourcing. Of course, an extra level of SRM PO approval process can be enforced in SRM.
In extended classic scenario, a SC in SRM is really only a "shell" document, there are limited information for any approvers to make the right approval decision. One thing to remember is that a SC is only a request from a purchaser to buy something, the sourcing cockpit helps selects the best vendor @ the best price etc..and the final purchase order document is what really need the approval.
It doesn't make sense to add an approval step before the sourcing cockpit as the prices / vendor / delivery date etc..are not determined? If they want the SC to be the initial / starting point of a purchasing document, may be they should consider classic scenario?
Regards,
Louie
Hi Cindy,
I am not sure understanding your scenario landscape in combination with workflow:
- When SRM serves as the central sourcing application, all Reqs / SCs should go
for Sourcing into SRM. This would also imply that all SCs are mainly created in
SRM. Approvals for these Reqs are done in SRM.
Reqs from ECC are moved from planned scenarios, where a SOS is missing. For
these a Req Approval is normally not needed from a business perspective. A PO
approval is the critical element, which can be accomplished in SRM.
- When ECC is used for central sourcing (talking ME57!), the ECC Reqs are
approved in ECC as well SRM SC are approved in SRM. SRM then serves as the
Sourcing Application to find a new SOS via Bidding / Auction and Contract.
It is not nesessarily a decision on the SRM scenario (classic / ext. classic), but
dependes, if you are able to divide the processes between the two from a business
perspective.
Thanks,
Claudia
Hello Claudia,
if you find your solution I interset because I have a same problem.A purchase rqe has been sent by R/3 to SRM and after I don't like to approve automatically a shopping cart created by external requirement.
SAP standard creating automatically a PO and approved.This solution don't interset me.How implemented this solution for start workflow ?
Thanks
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Mady NDOYE
Hi,
You can try using the Std workflows for SC approval.
For more info ,refer the foll link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm40/helpdata/en/5a/af5eff85d011d2b42d006094b92d37/content.htm
BR,
Disha.
Pls reward points for useful answers.
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Hi Disha,
The std workflows are already working.
The problem here is that SHC is created in R/3 thus will be available in SRM by running the report I mentioned.
And as standard, this triggers the SHC to be made available already in sourcing with SHC as approved.
The requirement is that the SHC in SRM, should be available for approval and not yet in sourcing cockpit.
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