Enterprise Structures Flashcards
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Organizational Units
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- Represent a companies structure
- They correspond to the legal and or organizational units (physical places) of an enterprise
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Company Code
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- A company code is the smallest organizational unit of Financial Accounting for which a complete, self-contained set of accounts can be drawn up for purposes of external accounting
- can represent a company within a corporate group, or a subsidiary
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Sales Organization
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- Distributing goods and services
- Negotiating sales conditions
- Product liability and rights of recourse
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Distribution Channel
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- Characterizies the way in which goods and services are distributed
- Is a means through which sales materials reach your customer
- Represent your strategies to distribute goods and services to your customers
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Division
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- You can group materials and services using divisions.
- A division can represent a certain product group.
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Sales Area
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- A sales area is a combination of one sales organization, one distribution channel, and one division
- It defines the distribution channel a sales organization uses to sell products from a certain divisio
- Each sales document is assigned to exactly one sales area
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(Delivering) Plant
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- Location where material stock is kept
- Can represent a production facility
- Has only 1 company code
- Needs at least one combo of a sales org and distribution channel
- Helps determine shipping point
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Storage Location
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- Organizational unit
- Used to separate stock in a plant
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Shipping point
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- Shipping is an integrated part of sales and distribution processing.
- Each outbound delivery is processed by exactly one shipping point.
- The shipping point can be a loading ramp, a mail depot, or a rail depot.
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SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM)
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- Used with Warehouse Management
- often needed in addition to the functions of inventory management
- Acts an extension of Materials Management(Logistics Execution)
- 4 character in EWM, and 3 character in MM
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Warehouse number
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- highest level of organizational units in warehouse management
- usually corresponds to a physical building or distribution center
- warehouse number has a substructure that maps the spatial relationship in the warehouse complex in detail.
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Storage types
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different forms where products are physically stored in a warehouse
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Storage sections
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- Subdivisions of a storage type
- represents a group of bins that have a common attribute
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Storage bins
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- represent the physical location where the goods are stored in the warehouse.
- They are assigned to a storage type and a storage section
- Storage bins are the lowest level of the organizational structure
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