on 04-15-2008 4:36 PM
Hi SRM Masters
I have couple of query s
1).Can it possible transfer RFQ created in R/3 to SRM if yes
Then Following activity can be done in SRM
1.1 creation ENQUIRY
1.2 Enquiry sending to vendor
1.3 updation by vendor
1.4 comparison of vendor
1.5 technical evaluation
2).I created a PR(Final) in R/3 and transfer to SRM and want create RFQ from PR Can it possible
1.1 creation ENQUIRY
1.2 Enquiry sending to vendor
1.3 updation by vendor
1.4 comparison of vendor
1.5 technical evaluation
Please help me dudes
Regards
Rajesh
Hi All
please let me know the differents between
1. RFI
2.RFQ
3.RFP
How do u acheive each one
Regards
Rajesh
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Hi Kalyan
can u be bit more clear...
1. EXTREQ TRANSFER can be transfer only one purchase order....Suppose if I have thousand of PR then how would acheive ths.
2.Do u have any document to know the flow (diagram) and config of RFI,RFQ,RFx
Regards
Rajesh
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Hi Rajesh,
Second Optional is possible.
In PDP (Plan driven Procurement)
The PR Generated by MRP is transfered from R/3 Backend to the frontend SRM System.
By Executing Report " BBP_EXTREQ_TRANSFER " using Transaction Code " SA38 " in SAP R/3 to transfer the Purchase Requisition as an External Requirement to SRM Front-end.
Purchaser logs on to the SRM system to carry out the sourcing. By clicking on the Carry out Sourcing Link to access Sourcing Cockpit and checks the work items in the Sourcing Cockpit. Purchaser adds all the requirements that he/she wishes to process into the Work list.
Here Purchaser can raise RFx.
1-RFI = Request for Inquiry
2-RFQ =Request for Q
3-RFP = Request for Proposal
any one of the above.
Then Bids Processing.
Selecting one Vendor and rejection for remaining.
Once Vendor is confirmed. Purchaser will create a contract or PO.
Please reward points if usefull.
regards
kalyan
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Second Option is possible.
Regards, IA
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