Sales Processes Flashcards
True/False: The incoterms of a customer are derived from the ship-to party
False
The incoterms of a customer are derived from the sold-to party.
True/False: In order to cancel an order, your assign an order reason.
False
In order to reject an order, you need to enter a reason for rejection.
true/false. You can always change the sold-to-party in an order.
Flase.
Can’t once there are subsequence documents.
True/false: the requested delivery date of an order has to be set manually
false. you can propose the delivery date by the sales document type
True/False: When you save the rush order, the system automatically cerates a delivery and prints a document that can be given to the customer as an invoice.
False.
you do not give the customer an invoice when processing the rush order. You can do this in the cash sales process
Which statement is true in the consignment process?
a. you invoice a consignment fill-up to the custoemr
b. the material in a consignment warehouse stock is the property of the customer
c. in a consignment issues process, you create a delivery, post goods issue, and invoice the customer
c. in a consignment issues process, you create a delivery, post goods issue, and invoice the customer
True/false: The incompletion procedure always contain the fields: customer reference, currency, and payment fields
false. The incompletion procedure can be set up with any field.
Which statement on Quantity contracts is correct?
a. the quantity contract contains fixed delivery dates and quantities
b. the quantity contract requires release order
c. the quantity contract does not contain any schedule lines and delivery quantities
b. the quantity contract requires release order
c. the quantity contract does not contain any schedule lines and delivery quantities
t/f: The item category determinatino for the General value contract (WK1) is done with the help of the item category group (VCIT)
false: the item category determination for the general value contract (WK1) is done with the help of the item usage (VCTR)
Scenario 1 (for value contracts): Sales Doc Type WK1 (General Value contract) -> item usage VCTR -> Item Category WKN (value contract material not copied to the release)
Scenario 2 (for value contracts): Sales Doc Type WK2 (Material-Related, contract contains only one material) -> item category group VCIT -> Item Category WKC (value contract material should be copied to the release)
true/false: When you use product selection, does the system create sub-items for the substitue material in the sales order?
true
true/false: When you use material exclusing, does the system create sub-items for the substitue material in the sales order?
false (doesn’t create a sub-item for the substitue material in the sales order)
true/false: when you use free goods, does the system create sub-items for the substitue material in the sales order?
true (can implement automatic free good determination)
true/false: when you use inclusing free goods scenario, does your customer get an extra product (good) that is free of charge?
false: the inclusive free good scenario, the customer receives the same product as he/she ordered
material master cross-division sales vs division-specific sales
division-specific sales: prevent materials with different divisions from being sold
cross-division sales: materials can be sold from different divisions (specified in the document header can be different than each line item material division)
- parameters can be adjusted to control (if item level is copied from the corresponding material master or if doc header division also relevant for items and how the system responds to different divisions (e.g. no reaction, error message etc))
Which statement on scheduling agreement is correct?
a. the quantity contract contains fixed delivery dates and quantities
b. these dates are contained in schedule lines
c. the quantity contract does not contain any schedule lines and delivery quantities
a. the quantity contract contains fixed delivery dates and quantities
b. these dates are contained in schedule lines