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Sample SD Blue Print

Former Member
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Hi! SAP Gurus Could some one please email me a sample SD Blue Print at <u>sonal.darji4@gmail.com</u>

Thanks in advance,

-:- Sonal -:-

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Former Member
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Hi Sonal

The below link will help u

www.nmtcia.com/hot_topics/Maint_Overview_SAP.ppt

Mail send to ur id

Reward if useful to u

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narendran vajravelu

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Hi Sonal,

Business blue print stage is called as is process. Fit gap means, before implementing the SAP all the business data is in the form of documents, we cannot keep this data as is in the SAP. There should be a gap. So by filling this gap, we make configuration with the help of these documents. This is called as fit gap analysis. In this stage, we should analysis the gap between as is and is as process

GAP Analysis

A through gap analysis will identify the gaps between how the business operates ad its needs against what the package can can't do. For each gap there will be one of three outcomes which must be recorded and actioned, GAP must be closed and customized software can be developed close the gap, GAP must be closed but software cannot be written therefore a workaround is required, GAP does not need to be closed.

Thanks and Regards,

Sateesh.Kandula

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Hi

This is the table of contents of a SAP Sales and Distribution blueprint

I did recently which was one of many (FI,CO,MM,PP etc)..<b></b>

1 CHANGE HISTORY 1

2 SD OVERVIEW 2

2.1 PURPOSE 2

2.2 SCOPE 2

2.3 ABBREVIATIONS 2

3 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 1

3.1 SALES ORGANIZATION (IMG) 1

3.2 DISTRIBUTION STRUCTURE (IMG) 2

3.3 HIERARCHY STRUCTURE 3

3.3.1 Canada 3

3.3.2 U.S. 4

4 Company PROCESSES 5

4.1 BUSINESS CASES NECESSARY FOR GO-LIVE 5

4.1.1 US 5

4.1.2 Canada 5

4.1.3 Credits and Debits (U.S. and Canada) 6

4.1.4 Stock Transfers 6

4.2 Company BUSINESS PROCESS=92S OUTLINED 6

4.2.1 U.S. 6

4.2.2 Canada 11

5 MASTER DATA 15

5.1 CUSTOMER MASTER INFORMATION 15

5.1.1 General Data: 15

5.1.2 Company Code Data 17

5.1.3 Sales Area Data 18

5.1.4 Total Amount of Current Customers 22

5.2 ACCOUNT GROUPS AND PARTNER FUNCTIONS 22

5.2.1 Account Groups 22

5.2.2 Account Group Customer Number Ranges 24

5.2.3 Partner Functions 24

5.2.4 Partner Procedures 25

5.3 SHIPPING MASTER DATA 25

5.4 CUSTOMER MATERIAL INFORMATION RECORD (CMI) 25

5.5 TAXES 26

5.6 CUSTOMER HIERARCHY 27

5.6.1 Hierarchy A 27

5.6.2 Hierarchy B 27

5.7 MATERIAL MASTER 28

5.8 ITEM CATEGORIES 28

5.9 SCHEDULE LINE CATEGORIES 29

5.10 ITEM CATEGORY GROUP 29

5.11 MATERIAL GLOBAL INFORMATION 29

5.12 UNIT OF MEASURE 29

5.13 SALES AREA INFORMATION IN THE MATERIAL MASTER 29

5.13.1 SD fields in the Material Master 29

5.13.2 Material Determination in Sales Orders 29

5.13.3 Product Allocation 29

5.13.4 Product Hierarchy 29

5.13.5 Bill of Material 29

6 SALES PROCESSES 29

6.1 ORDER TYPES 29

6.2 ORDER TYPE NUMBER RANGES 29

6.3 RETURN ORDER REASON CODES 29

6.4 SAMPLE ORDER REASON CODES 29

6.5 ORDER REJECTION REASON CODES 29

6.6 DELIVERY BLOCKS 29

6.7 COPY CONTROL FOR SALES DOCUMENTS 29

6.8 BACKORDER PROCESSING 29

6.9 SHORT LEAD TIME ORDERS 29

6.10 FORMS & OUTPUTS 29

6.11 FUNCTIONS IN SALES 29

6.11.1 Sales Order Requirements 29

6.11.2 Duplicate PO check 29

6.11.3 Availability Check 29

6.11.4 Text Determination in Sales Orders 29

6.11.5 Pricing 29

6.12 INCOMPLETION RULES FOR SALES ORDERS 29

6.13 SD JOBS 29

6.14 RESCHEDULING OF OUTSTANDING ORDERS 29

7 DELIVERY PROCESS 29

7.1 DELIVERY SCHEDULING 29

7.2 TRANSPORTATION ZONES 29

7.3 ROUTES 29

7.3.1 Route Determination in Orders - Domestic 29

7.3.2 Route Determination in Orders =96 Canada 29

7.3.3 Route Determination in Deliveries - Domestic 29

7.3.4 Route Determination in Deliveries - Canadian 29

7.4 DELIVERY TYPES 29

7.5 INCOMPLETION OF DELIVERIES 29

7.6 PACKING FUNCTIONALITY 29

8 TRANSPORTATION MODULE 29

8.1 TRANSPORTATION CONFIGURATION FOR CANADA 29

8.1.1 Financial Postings for the Canadian Transportation Configuration

29

8.2 SHIPPING OUTPUTS 29

8.3 DELIVERY IDOC=92S TO AND FROM PKMS 29

9 BILLING PROCESS 29

9.1 INVOICE CREATION 29

9.2 BILLING INVOICE TYPES 29

9.3 BILLING NUMBER RANGES 29

9.4 BILLING DOCUMENT OUTPUTS 29

9.5 INTER-COMPANY BILLING 29

9.6 REBATES 29

9.7 ACCOUNT ASSIGNMENT 29

9.7.1 Material and Customer Account Assignment groups: 29

9.7.2 Define and Assign Account Keys: 29

9.7.3 Assign G/L Accounts 29

9.7.4 Cost Center Assignment: 29

9.8 CREDIT MANAGEMENT 29

9.8.1 SD 29

9.8.2 FI 29

10 INTEGRATION POINTS 29

10.1 FI INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

10.2 MM INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

10.3 WM INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

10.4 APO INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

10.5 CO INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

10.6 Company INTEGRATION TOPICS 29

11 NON-STANDARD SAP REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 29

11.1 REPORTS 29

12 INTERFACES/CUT OVER 29

12.1 ONE TIME =96 GO LIVE 29

12.2 ONGOING INTERFACES 29

=D8 PKMS 29

=D8 ALS 29

=D8 CTSI 29

=D8 EDI 29

=D8 Comshare 29

13 USER EXITS AND ROUTINES 29

13.1 USER EXITS 29

13.2 ORDER PROCESSING 29

13.2.1 MV45AFZZ 29

13.2.2 MV45AFZA 29

13.2.3 MV45ATZZ 29

13.3 DELIVERY PROCESSING 29

13.3.1 MV50AFZ1 29

13.4 SHIPMENT PROCESSING 29

13.4.1 CMOD Project SD_EDI02 29

13.5 INVOICE PROCESSING 29

13.5.1 RV60AFZZ 29

13.5.2 CMOD-Project SD_BILL1 29

13.6 IDOC-PROCESSING 29

13.6.1 Inbound 29

13.6.2 Outbound 29

13.7 CUSTOMER MASTER 29

13.7.1 CMOD-Project SD_CUSTM 29

13.8 REPORTING 29

13.8.1 RMCSUZ10 29

13.9 V