INVENTORY MANAGEMENT in SAP
Overview: Inventory
Management
The
inventory management blueprint deals with managing material stocks on a
quantity and value basis, planning, entry, and documentation of all goods
movements and carrying out the physical inventory.
The
inventory management process includes the following:
·
Goods
Receipt against Purchase Order
·
Goods
Receipt without Purchase Order (Sales return received and SO recorded in legacy
system)
·
Goods
receipt from production
·
Reservation
and Planned Goods Issue (Production Orders, Cost Centres, Sales Orders)
·
Unplanned
Goods Issue
·
Material
on Loan
·
Rejection
and Return Delivery
·
Store-to-Store
Transfer (i.e. Issuance of PS to CSD, Toll Client, Outbound WH to In-bound WH)
·
Destruction/Scrapping
·
Physical
Inventory/ Cycle Count
·
Subcontracting
·
Second
deliveries and additional requirement
·
Handling
of Non-Confirming materials (please refer rejection)
·
Redressing
/ Conversion
·
Miscellaneous
Issuance
·
Return
from production
·
Issuance
to Production
As
a result of material movements, material and accounting documents are created.
A material document is proof of the movement and as a source of information for
any applications that follow. Further if the movement is relevant for Financial
Accounting (that is, if it leads to an update of the G/L accounts), an accounting
document is created simultaneously with the material document.
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