Is Retail Configurations Scenarios
Is Retail Configurations Scenarios
Is Retail Configurations Scenarios
Prepared by:
Ankush Barapatre Anirban Bose
TABLE OF CONTENT
1) Customization Settings required -------------------------------------------------- 3 2) Retail Master Data ----------------------------------------------------------------37 2.1) Site Creation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------37 2.1.1) Site Creation (DC) -----------------------------------------------------------------37 2.1.2) Site Creation (Store)---------------------------------------------------------------42 2.2) Article Creation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------44 2.3) Vendor Creation--------------------------------------------------------------------------51 3) Processes:-------------------------------------------------------------------------59 3.1) Assortment Listing: ----------------------------------------------------------------------59 3.2) Pricing --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------65 3.2.1) Purchase pricing:-------------------------------------------------------------------65 3.2.2) Sales Pricing:------------------------------------------------------------------------67 3.3) Merchandise Category -----------------------------------------------------------------73 3.3.1) Merchandise Category Hierarchy Levels ------------------------------------74 3.3.2) Creating Merchandise Category -----------------------------------------------78 3.3.3) Assigning Merchandise Category Hierarchy --------------------------------79 3.3.4) Merchandise Category Assignment to the class---------------------------82 4) SCENARIOS ----------------------------------------------------------------------87 4.1) Purchase from External Vendor -----------------------------------------------------90 4.2) Stock Transfer from DC to Store ----------------------------------------------------95
RETAIL CONFIGURATION
Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document 1.1) Company Activity Defining Company Path SAP IMG Enterprise Structure Definition Financial Accounting Define Company T. Code SPRO
Mention the details for the new company to be created. The Save the data.
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Data Copied
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Save Data
Defining Division
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Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document Assigning Purchase Organization to company Code:
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Fill up the details under the Organization/Calendar tab & Write IN in Calendar
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Fill up the details under the Layout/blocks tab (if necessary). Press Save.
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Assign customer code for the site to be created. Save the data to create the site.
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Fill up the details under all the tabs. Proceed as the steps followed in DC creation, save the data to create the store.
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2.2) Article Creation Activity Creating Article Path SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Article Data Article Create T.Code WB01
Fill up the data corresponding to the article to be created in all the views.
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The EAN has been determined internally on the basis of EAN category.
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Click on the Validity Area tab and mention the Sales Org & Distr. Channel.
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2.3) Vendor Creation Activity Creating Vendor Path SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Vendor Data Edit Vendors Other Vendors Create Central T.Code XK01
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Save
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RETAIL PROCESSES
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Note: One can also vary the validity of assortment module by changing Valid from and To fields.
Press Save
3.1.2) Activity Path Creating General Assortment SAP Menu->Logistics->Retailing->Master Data>Assortment/Listing->Assortment->General Assortment->Create 60
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3.1.3) Activity Path Assortment Assignment SAP Menu->Logistics->Retailing->Master Data>Assortment/Listing->Assortment->Module->Assortment Assignment WSO5
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Net price of Article: Price arrived at after taking all discounts and surcharges into account. Effective price of Article: End price after taking all conditions (for example, cash (prompt-payment) discounts, delivery costs etc.) into account.
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Other purchase side pricing conditions such as discounts (RA00 and RA01) can also be added here:
Net Sales Price: Sales price of a material without the taxes incurred by that material. Gross SP: Sales price of a material including all taxes incurred by that material (value-added tax etc). When the material is sold to customer, this is the sales price on which the consumer is billed. Final Price: This is the final sales price that was determined in the sales price calculation function.
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To create and change Sales Price conditions of an Article, one can also use VKP5 and VKP1 respectively:
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We can see that the Current Retail Price has been changed to Rs. 12: Activity Path T.Code Display Price Calculation SAP Menu->Logistics->Retailing->Master Data->Pricing->Price Calculation->Display VKP8
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Press F8:
So, Current Retail price was changed to INR 12 from INR 11 in last step
Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document 3.3.1) MERCHANDISE CATEGORY HIERARCHY LEVEL Activity Creating Merchandise Category Hierarchy Level Path SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Material Group Data Merchandise Category Hierarchy Level Create T. Code CLWM OBJECTIVE: TO CREATE THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE CATEGORY HIERARCHY
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Creating Merchandise Category SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Material Group Data Merchandise Category Create WG21
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Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document Merchandise Category Hierarchy assignments SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Material Group Data Hierarchy Assignment Merchandise Category Hierarchy Assignment Create WG21
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Assign the classes (E.g. here MENS & LADIES) to the hierarchy level
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3.3.4) Merchandise Category Assignment to the class Activity Merchandise Category assignment to the class Path SAP Menu Logistics Retailing Master Data Material Group Data Merchandise Category Change T. Code WG22
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Recheck to see whether the Merchandise Category hierarchy has been created or not.
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RETAIL SCENARIOS
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4) SCENARIOS
Following figure shows purchase cycle from external vendor and a stock transfer cycle from one site (Distribution Centre) to another site (Store)
External Vendor
Distribution centre
Distribution centre Storage Location
Processing Vendor Bills
Store
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6. Receive Goods
For demonstration of these scenarios we will be use following organizational entities and data for a sample retail organization Vishal Megamart (VM): Data Set: Company Code: VM
Company: VM Sales Org: VM Distribution Channel: VR Division: VR Purchase Org: VM Purchase Group: VM Distribution Centre: VMD DC Storage Location: VMD Store: VMS Store Storage Location: VMS Store shipping point:VMS DC Shipping Point: VMD Article: VM Articles Merchandiser Category (MC): VM-1 Vendor: VMV
Stock Overview:
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Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document (i) MMBE Note: Currently stock of article VM is 0 in both DC and Store.
(ii) RWBE: for retail specific stock overview this transaction should be used. Advantage of this stock overview transaction is that it can display the details at the MC (Merchandise Category) level as well.
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4.1.2) Activity Path Goods Receipt at DC SAP Menu->Logistics->Retailing->Merchandise Logistics>Logistics Execution->Inbound Process->Goods Receipt for Purchase Order, other transactions MIGO
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Now, Distribution centre VMD has received the goods from the external vendor VMV. We can check the stock overview by transaction MMBE: T.code:MMBE
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Activity Path 4.2.2.1) Generating Outbound delivery corresponding to STO SAP Menu->Logistics->Customer service->Service Processing>Order->Customer Repair->Shipping->Outbound delivery>Create->Collective Processing of documents due for delivery>Sales orders and Purchase orders VL10G
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Press this button to see the document no. of generated outbound delivery
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Is-Retail Configuration and Scenarios Document 4.2.2) Activity Path 4.2.2.2) Doing PGI (Post Goods Issue) for the Outbound delivery corresponding to STO SAP Menu->Logistics->Customer service->Service Processing>Order->Customer Repair->Shipping->Outbound delivery>Change->Single Document VL02N
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Running MMBE to check that the 100 PAC of Article VM have left the premises of Distribution centre VMD:
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4.2.3) Activity Path Goods Receipt at Store SAP Menu->Logistics->Retailing->Merchandise Logistics>Logistics Execution->Inbound Process->Goods Receipt for Purchase Order, other transactions MIGO
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Now, the store VMS has received the 100 PAC of article VM which was in transit. We can see the stock overview through MMBE:
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This completes the entire retail scenario involving Purchase cycle from external vendor and Stock transfer cycle from one site (Distribution centre VMD) to another site (Store VMS).
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