on 05-06-2008 11:24 AM
Hi Gurus,
Could anybody give me some details abput CS orders? What is the Business Flow there?
Thanks
Hi,
C S (Customer Service)order is created with T Code IW31.
In Plant maintenance & customer service customizing, you have to configure order type. Customer service module is combination of two modules i.e. Plant Maintenance (PM) & Sales & Distribution (SD)
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Yves,
It is not easy to configure. Unless we know and understand the process correctly it will be very difficult to configure. Moreover it is tightly integrated with PM module.
Prase
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Hello,
Normally it starts form a notification (IW51), then we create a repair order (VA01), the goods to be repaired will be received through a return delivery (VL01N) based on the return order. Once it is received, we do a repair from the repair action box in the repair order, this will generate a service order (IW31).
The spares used for the repair will be issued to the service order (MB1A), the labour hours and material used will be confirmed by IW41, then the service order status will be moved to TECO (Technically Completed). Then the repaired goods will be given back to the customer through an outbound delivery (VL01N) based on the repair order.
The customer will be charged through a debit memo request created by DP90 transaction.
Prase
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Hi,
Go through the following link
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/SDSLSOASCO/SDSLSOASCO.pdf
Regards
Ahmad Ali Shaik
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Hi,
Service Flow
Integration
The organizational units enable complete integration of Customer Service with Financial Accounting, Logistics, Controlling and Human Resources Management.
Features
Service providers are members of internal or external service organizations and are represented using:
Service and sales organizations
Service centers, service workshops
Service technicians
External service providers (vendors, contractors)
You manage all data that is required for processing business scenarios with vendors in a vendor master record.
Service recipients are also members of internal or external organizations. Internal service recipients are internal company organizational units (for example, cost centers). External service recipients are represented using:
Customers
Customer employees
Customer data is managed in a customer master record. Not only the data concerning the ordering party belongs here, but also data about the goods recipient and the invoice recipient. You can represent complex customer structures as customer hierarchies.
By integrating Customer Service in the Accounting component, the organizational units of Financial Accounting and Controlling are linked directly to the service processes. Service organizations are represented in the finance and controlling area using:
Company codes
Controlling areas
Business areas
The Logistics areas Materials Management and Stockkeeping enable you to perform resource management using organizational units such as plants and storage locations. Spare parts and external services are procured via the purchasing organizations and purchasing groups.
You can group the service technicians responsible for performing the services using work centers. Planner groups at a planning plant are responsible for scheduling the services to be performed by these work centers.
The units of the sales organization must be represented for the purchase of spare parts and services. You can represent this organization using:
Sales organization
Distribution channels
Sales areas
Shipping and loading points.
Regards,
Siddharth.
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hi
Cash Sales means when sales order takes palce and goods recieved to customer at same time. Print invoice will come through output determination. Goods issue will happens through batch process.
Std sales document type: CS
item category : BVN
Cash sales order-> Automatic delivery -> invoice
regards
krishna
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hi
I think you are asking about CUSTOMER SERVICE orders???
if yes then check the link
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/MYSAP/SR_CS.pdf
Regards
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Hi,
1. In Cash sales delivery is created immediately after saving the sales order if enough qty is there
2. cash as been collected from the custmer so there is no need for posting on revenue account.. it will goes to cash clearence account...
3. when processing sales order the output genarated is not order confirmation but the invoice...
Regards,
Murali
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Hi
cash sales when u raise the sales order on the same day u can raise the delivery because the customer is paying the amount spotway ok
regards
kalyan
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