IR & ISO - Internal Sales Order Cycle With Setup Steps in R12.2
IR & ISO - Internal Sales Order Cycle With Setup Steps in R12.2
IR & ISO - Internal Sales Order Cycle With Setup Steps in R12.2
in R12.2
Mandatory Setups:
Inventory Setups:
1. Create two different Locations
2. Create two Inventory Organizations
3. Link the Inventory Organizations into Internal Locations
4. Create at least one Sub-inventory in each of the Inventory Organizations
5. Define Shipping Networks
6. Create Internal Item - Enable the Attributes "Internal Ordered" and "Internal Order
Enabled"
Purchasing Setups:
1. Attach the Internal Order Type in Purchasing Options
2. Define Document Types for Internal Requisitions
3. Define Approval Hierarchies for Internal Requisitions
4. Define Approval Groups and Approval Assignments
5. Define the Receiving Options for the Destination Organization
Save and exit the dialog box, now switch to Order Management Responsibility.
Here Sequence name is New SEQ and Sales Order # will be generated starting from 3600.
And assign the sequence by selecting Order Management → Setup → Documents →Assign
CUSTOMER Creation
Create a new Customer by selecting Order Management → Customers → Standard
I have created a new customer as PAYPAL below by filling up the Legal Address.
Make sure you create the customer type as Internal not External
Query again the customer and follow the below steps.
Click on details from below.
Now under here in order type select the transaction type you created and fill in the Internal
Location and Internal Organization respectively as below.
Save the page and switch the responsibility to Purchasing.
The default Hierarchy is the one which you created before for purchasing setup.
Creating Requisition:
Let’s create a REQ, Invoking: Purchasing → Requisition → Requisitions
Enter the item which we created before
ITEM 1
Quantity # 6
Fill up the Source and Destination inventory as below.
Req # generated 4019
Approve the Requisition and query the REQ in Requisition Summary as above, after making
sure the REQ has been approved run the report
Create Internal Orders from View → Request → Submit a New Request → Create Internal Orders.
STEP 4: Order Import & Perform O2C Cycle
Now let’s switch the responsibility to Order Management and perform Order Import
Invoking: Order Management →Orders, Returns → Import Orders → Order Import Request
Select the respective Operating Unit
Order Source as Internal
Order Reference # 4019 (Req created before)
This process will run two concurrent programs and we have to make sure if the program
"Order Import Child Req 1" is completed successfully by viewing the output.
Here No of orders found is 1, Imported 1, Failed 0
Now query the Internal Sales Order number in Order organizer with Order Source as
Internal and Order Source Reference as "Internal Requisition Number" from Orders, Returns >
Order Organizer as below.
Below the order number is generated with sequence 3600, as we updated while Document
Sequencing.
In case, if error emerges and unable to pull the order number through order organizer do
correction by
Invoking: Order Management →Orders, Returns → Import Orders → Correction
Mention the request ID from which the program ran and select find, the dialog box will
prompt the error and follow the instruction for solution.
Now query the order number in sales order and perform O2C cycle.
Now if you check the On hand quantity for the First Inventory it will be displayed as below.
After performing receiving in Purchasing or Inventory responsibility, if you check the On
hand quantity in SECOND INVENTORY it will be displayed as below.
Conclusion:
Hence the item from the First Inventory has been transferred to the Second Inventory
respectively.
The other method of transferring is use of "Inter Organization Transfer" Feature & the
reason why we are using this is,
IR and ISO provide us with a way to transfer material where we can introduce an
approval mechanism for ordering material, and also track the transaction through documents.
These features are not available in the Inter Organization Transfer utility.