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Diff. Between Cross co. sales & Cross co. Stock Transfer

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can any body tell me the exact difference between the cross co. sales & the cross co. Stock transfer?

Because in both the cases we have to invoiceto other co.

Regards

Sunil Garg

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Lakshmipathi
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former_member198268
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Hi,

<b>Stock transport</b> is used for moving goods between plants in the same system (4.6C)

Between two plants in the same CompanyCode

Between two plants in the same CompanyCode but different country

Between two plants in different CompanyCode

From 4.7 it’s possible to have stock transport between systems via APO

Master data for STO:

Vendor:

Supplying plant created in the receiving plant as a vendor. one supplying plant can only have one vendor, so CC and purchasing data for the supplying plant in most cases are added. Info records created for material vendor combinations.

Material

The special procurement decides in the MRP view if a requisition are for stock transport

ATP has to include stock transport reqisitions.

Customer

Receiving plant is created as a ship-to in the supplying plant. Sold-to and ship-to is the same. If head office is used for the customer this customer no has to be the bill-to and payer

The ship-to has to be a new specific customer no. Never use the ‘normal’ sold-to / ship-to. It causes problems if the stock is moved physically.

The sales data has to be created for the sales area assigned to the supplying plant. If materials are created with other divisions as the one assigned, sales data has to be created for them too as a copy.

<b>Intercompany Sales</b> :The purpose of the inter company order flow is to enable direct deliveries of goods from the CDC. The inter company eliminates local stock at the sales companies.

Sales order--->Delivery due list>Pick and Pack PGI--->Intercompany

Invoice--->invoice verification Idoc---->Customer Invoice

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Sophia Xavier