on 07-30-2008 10:03 PM
Hi
I need to join 8 pricing procedures into one. Has anyone tried a similar process and if so what are the steps and possible hindrences/problems?
Thanks
RM
The best possible way to arrive at minimum pricing procedure is to take the eight pricing procedure into one / minimum is to analyse all eight Pricing procedures very well. In the next step try to club the condition types, based on calculation strategy and place them in steps appropriately.
Only if appropriate, then reduce the number of pricing procedures, else let them be as it is.
Also check the implication in terms of assignment of pricing procedure.
I can assure that it is a challenging assignment.
Regards,
Rajesh Banka
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Hi RM
We need to look at the most important which fits well- ex: JINFAC then look into others and see what are the different condition types you require based on the client requirement and configure the same.
If require create the new condition types and assign the proper sequence. and maintain condition records.
BEST REGARDS
Sri
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Hi ,
Let me try,
Please give me the procedure or the process why you want to add 8 procing procedure. which cannot be determined with on pricing procedure.
thanks
Kuntla
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