on 05-25-2007 10:43 AM
what is individual purchase order, where we use in SD?
HI Gopalarao.,
Individual purchase order we use in scenarios of trading goods like when a customer places an order for goods which we are not producing,tyhen we place a purchase order to vendor and recieve the goods & sell deliver the goods to customer., The difference between third party & individual purchase order is In third party vendor suplies the goods directly to the customer,But in individual; purchase order we recieve & deliver the goods to customer\
Item category is TAB
Item category group is BANC
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Narayana
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Hi
Individual Purchase Orders
Implementation Considerations
Individual purchase orders are used when your customer orders goods from you that are not in stock and must be ordered from one or more external vendors.
Process Flow
During sales order entry, the system automatically creates a purchase requisition item. The purchasing department creates a purchase order based on the requisition and the vendor ships the goods directly to you (unlike third party order processing, where the vendor ships directly to your customer). You then ship the goods to your customer. While the goods are part of your inventory, you manage them as part of the sales order stock. Sales order stock consists of stock that is assigned to specific sales orders and cannot be used for other purposes. For more information, see Make-To-Order Production.
The processing of individual purchase orders is controlled by the material type. Material types define whether a material is produced only internally, can be ordered only from third-party vendors, or whether both are possible. For example, a material that is defined as a trading good can only be ordered from a third-party vendor. However, it might be advantageous at times to procure products that are normally produced internally (such as finished goods) from an external vendor.
Tracking Costs
You can track costs and revenues for individual purchase orders in the same way as you track costs for make-to-order production. The material in question must be maintained for the MRP group 0020 and a plant must be assigned at the item level in the sales order.
For more details refer library> special business processes
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Hi.,
Create Sales Order: VA01. You process Individual purchse order items by creating a normal sales order. Select the line item & Go to Schedule Lines. You will find 2 dates- Date Requested & Date Available. In schedule line you will find Sales/Shipping/Procurement. Select Date Available and Go to Procurement. When you save a sales order that contains one or more third party items, the system automatically creates a purchase requisition in purchasing.
Create Purchase Order: ME58: On the left hand side you will find Open Purchase Requisition, Drag it on to the right side and save the purchase order.
Goods Receipt: MIGO: Give the purchase order no and save. It is a physical goods receipt. Stock come to our plant.
Invoice Verification: MIRO: give P.O. No & Tax amount at the rate of 16%
Delivery VL01n
Invoice: VF01.
All changes made in the Purchase Order are automatically made in the sales order as well. But vice versa is not, except for the address of the ship to party.
Item Category Group: BANC
Item Category: TAB
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Thanks & Regards
Narayana
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when client gets stocks from vendor to his depots .... company issues individual P.O's.. to vendors..
if iam wrong pls correct it
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ramki
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