Transportation Application
component
Objectives
Transportation Basics
Definition
A shipment is a collection of inbound or outbound deliveries
that are shipped together
Effective transportation
Deliveries are shipped on time and are received on schedule at
the customers site
Transportation-Essential functions
Transportation and shipment cost processing
Shipments in R/3
Vendor to Plant
Inbound Shipment
Plant to Customer
Outbound Shipment
Plant to Plant
Basic Process
Sales order
Delivery
Shipment
Post goods Issue
Billing
Organizational Structure
Company code
Plant
Storage location
Shipping point
Warehouse number
Loading point
Header data
Central point in the company for transportation
Plans, processes, monitors shipments
Location or group of people responsible for processing
Assigned to one company code
Not linked to other organizational units
Shipment types-Scenarios
Rail
Sea
Air
Header data
Shipment type
Transportation planning point
Route
Deadlines
Status
Header Data
Shipment Type
TPP
Route
Deadline
Status
Outbound deliveries
Item data
Outbound
Deliveries -1
Outbound
Deliveries -2
Outbound
Deliveries - 3
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Shipment Types
Individual shipment
Collective shipment
Transportation chain
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Individual Shipment
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Collective Shipment
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Transportation Chain
One or more outbound deliveries
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Delivery type
Route
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Transportation Configuration
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Check this check box to make LF delivery type relevant for transportation
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Check this check box to make TAN item category relevant for transportation
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Check this check box to make 000001 Northern route relevant for
transportation
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Grouping of deliveries
Selection criteria
Destination
Point of departure
Due date
Transportation Planning
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Shipment Creation
Manual creation
Manual creation using planning proposal
Automatic creation using collective processing- online or
background
Interfaced to an external Transportation planning system
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Shipment Stages
Stages contain information on the geographical characteristics of a shipment.
Basis for calculation of shipment costs :
Stage types: Leg, Load transfer point, Border crossing point
Leg: Connection between starting and end points (transportation
connection point , shipping point , unloading point)
Load transfer point : Location where a shipment is transferred from one
means of transport to another
Border crossing point : Location where a shipment crosses the border
Each stage can have service agent, deadlines, distance , shipment cost relevance
Deliveries can be assigned to the individual stages
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Outputs
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Texts
General notes
Loading notes
Driver information
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T-code : VT04
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Setting Status
Setting Status
Planned - Transportation planning is complete
Check-in - Vehicle has arrived at the plant
Loading start - Vehicle is being loaded or unloaded
Loading end - Loading/unloading has finished
Shipment completion - Vehicle leaves plant
Shipment start - Shipment begins
Shipment end - Shipment ends
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Question Time
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Session Closure
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Shipment cost item categories must be defined and assigned to the shipment
cost documents
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document
Define shipment type procedure group and assign to Shipping type
Define item procedure group and assign to shipment item category
Define service agent procedure group and assign to vendor master
Shipment cost pricing procedure must be determined based on shipment
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Item Categories
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Pricing Configuration
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Calculations Bases
Calculation base determines the origin of data that is used
during pricing as a basis for the condition type.
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Enter sold to
party,
purchase order
no, date,
material and
qty
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Delivery Creation
T-Code: VL01N
Enter shipping point, selection date
and sales order number
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Setting Statuses
Account Assignment
Check account assignment
and save
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Invoice Verification
T-Code: MRRL
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Description
VTFA
VTPA
Shipping Partner
VTSP
VTTK
Shipment Header
VTTP
Shipment Item
VTTS
Stage of Shipment
VFKK
VFKN
VFKP
VFPA
VFSI
VFZP
VFSCAH
Scale Header
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Question Time
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Session Closure
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