(SD)
Business Blueprint for Kamaljeet Singh
Ahluwalia Group
[Version: 2.0]
1. Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Organizational Structure ..................................................................................................................... 5
3. Sales Organization structure ............................................................................................................... 7
4. Master Data ...................................................................................................................................... 12
4.1. Customer Master ....................................................................................................................... 12
4.2. Material Master ......................................................................................................................... 14
4.3. Pricing Master ............................................................................................................................ 14
5. List of Sales Processes along with Salient features: .......................................................................... 16
6. To Be Process: Sales process mapping in SAP .................................................................................. 17
6.1. Domestic Sale: Process KGSD001............................................................................................... 17
6.2. Export Sale (indirect): Process KGSD002 ................................................................................... 19
6.3. Export Sale (direct): Process KGSD003 ...................................................................................... 21
6.4. Return: Process KGSD004 .......................................................................................................... 23
6.5. Debit Memo: Process KGSD005 ................................................................................................. 25
6.6. Credit Memo: Process KGSD006 ................................................................................................ 26
7. Advance/Commission ....................................................................................................................... 27
8. T-codes .............................................................................................................................................. 27
9. Enhancements/Z-Reports/Output .................................................................................................... 28
10. Sign-off ............................................................................................................................................ 29
Application to be used:
Related Data:
Sponge Iron
Lumps
o Grade A
o Grade B
Fines
o Grade A
o Grade B
o -1 mm
Charcoal
Billet
Standard
Defective
Pellet
Standard
Defective
Fly-ash Brick
Power
Process (AS-IS):
Customer requirements are received at office, who, in turn, inform plant to initiate
sales processing (with/without quotation)
Sales orders are raised, based on respective customer’s purchase orders
Customer is asked to arrange for transportation of the same, wherein vehicle, as
arranged by the concerned customer, reaches plant premise
From plant arrangement for delivery is done and materials are loaded onto the
ship (primarily truck)
Materials are carried to the vehicle and loaded using JCB/GSB bucket
Post goods issue, customer is invoiced
Materials are sold at manually-entered price, based on that day’s market value
(which keeps changing) and as per negotiation
No discount structure is in place
No documented commissioning is there in customer pricing
Presently domestic sales occurs; however, indirect export happens through
domestic brokers, who, in turn, act as customers; direct export is also done
sometimes
GST rates applicable
Introduction
Organizational units are used to structure business functions and for
reporting. The organizational units of Financial Accounting are used for
external reporting purposes, that is, they fulfil requirements that your
business is subject to from external parties, for example, legal regulations.
The financial statements for example, are created based on the
organizational units of Financial Accounting.
Company Code
Smallest organizational unit of external accounting for which a complete,
self-contained set of accounts can be created. This includes the entry of all
transactions that must be posted and the creation of all items for legal
individual financial statements, such as the balance sheet and the profit
and loss statement.
The definition of the company code organizational unit is obligatory. Following are the
Company Codes to be created by FI module:–
KJSA Group
Controlling Area (KJSG)
KJSA CC SJSP CC
Company Codes (KJSP) (SJSP)
Sales Organization:
Concept: The legal selling unit responsible for negotiating the terms
of a sale, product liability, and resolving customer complaints.
Often represents a regional subdivision of a market. It is assigned
to only one company code.
Validation: For KJSA/SJSP, a single sales organization per company code has been
identified.
Distribution Channel:
Division:
Sales Area:
Distribution
Domestic Export
Channel
(D1) (E1)
Division
Sponge Iron (SI)
Billet (BI)
Power (PW)
Pellet (PE)
Charcoal (CH)
Code Description
Sales Office:
Validation: One sales office per sales organization has been considered.
Validation: One logical sales group per sales office may be created and assigned to
sales office.
Shipping Point:
Presently Sale is categorized broadly under 2 different heads depending on the type
of trade, as illustrated below.
Order Types
Sales Domestic Export Debit Credit
Org Sale Inquiry Quotation Return Sale Memo Memo
KJSA Types Order
Gap/
The customer master data is to ensure that all the necessary details about the
Customer customer are captured to facilitate smooth transactions pertaining to sales and
Master distribution avoiding data redundancy and data inaccuracy. No
Customer master will be created as per the data provided by the marketing team
in the specified format supplied by DCC.
The business partner master data is to ensure that all the necessary details about
the business partner are captured to facilitate smooth transactions avoiding data
redundancy and data inaccuracy. Business partner creation is obligatory in SAP
HANA environment. A business partner role is used to classify a business
partner in business terms. The roles assigned to a business partner reflect the
functions it has and the business transactions in which it is likely to be involved.
Business Business partner master will be created as per the data provided by the
Partner marketing team in the specified format supplied by DCC. No
At the time of sales order creation, system will prompt the user to choose the
required ship-to-party and/or bill-to party and/or payer from the available list if
any of these partner functions is maintained more than once in the sold-to party.
Customer Account group controls what fields are relevant for data input .It also
controls the various partner determination which defaults in sales order. The
number ranges are associated with the account groups. Also as a practice the
customer reconciliation account is made same for the same account group.
It is worth mentioning that it would be easy for maintenance and would also be
helpful for KJSA/SJSP if the number of account groups is limited. Based on our
study we are suggesting 5 Account groups , one for ‘Domestic Customers’, one
for ‘Export (indirect) Customers’, one for ‘Export (direct) Customers’,
one for ‘Brokers’ and one for ‘Others’ (as a buffer).
Customer
Account Customer Account Group creation and maintenance is part of FI
Group module. No
Customer
Group may
not be
applicable
in the
It is a grouping of customers based on some rationale or requirement for the present
purpose of pricing or general statistics. One can define customer groups business
according to the needs of the organization. One can assign a customer group to an scenario, as
individual customer in either the customer master record of the sold-to party or no
in the sales document. In SD Customizing, one can create a condition type that distinction
lets creation of pricing records for customer groups. Additionally, when one amongst
wants to generate sales statistics, customer group can be used as one of the customers is
selection criteria. there, with
all treated
Following customer groups may be proposed:-
as equal
Customer Customer Groups Group name [however,
Group Private PC01 it’s for
Brokers BC01 future
Gap/
Material master will be created as per the data provided by the marketing team
in the specified format supplied by DCC.
Material
Views to
Basic Data1, Sales: Sales Org. Data 1, Sales: Sales Org. Data 2, Sales: General
be
Plant Data, Plant Data Storage1, Accounting1
maintain
ed for (If an alternative unit is maintained for the material, a specific conversion rate
Finished has to be maintained. This is because system converts all the quantities entered
Goods in alternative units into the Base Unit. So all the inventory related reports
[SD generally come in the Base Unit of Measure)
perspecti
ve] -Tax related indicator has to be maintained. No
The term pricing is used broadly to describe the calculation of prices (for external use by
customers) and costs (for internal purposes, such as cost accounting). Conditions represent a
Following pricing components may be used as condition types while creating a sales order.
[N.B.: Based on KJSA/SJSP’s specific need, the major pricing components would be for
manual entries (not auto-determined through condition technique)]
Price
Discount/Surcharge
Insurance
GST
Freight
Carriage Outward freight
Requirement of pricing is to enter the right price for a given condition at the time of sales
transaction. The other statutory requirements like GST should be automatically calculated by
the system to minimize the error while posting those values in the respective GL accounts.
Pricing should provide the scope of discount applicability for a customer, freight inclusion
after tax etc. Pricing should provide flexibility of changing the price in sales order before
finalization of deals with the customer. Sales order pricing should also be able to
comprehensively capture all price components to arrive at the net order contribution. A
sample pricing procedure is shown, below.
Carriage Outward
205 ZD00 Freight
207 Sub-total
[N.B.: PB00, RC00, ZD00, HD00, JINS are manual conditions, while others are auto-determined]
To Be Process:
Process Flow:
Master Data
Delivery (with
Inquiry Quotation Sales Order (with/without
manual
(optional) (optional) reference to quotation)
picking)
To Be Process:
Process Flow:
Master Data
Delivery (with
Inquiry Quotation Sales Order (with/without
manual
(optional) (optional) reference to quotation)
picking)
To Be Process:
Process Flow:
Master Data
Delivery (with
Inquiry Quotation Sales Order (with/without
manual
(optional) (optional) reference to quotation)
picking)
To Be Process:
Master Data
Gate Entry of
Truck in Plant
To Be Process:
Process Flow:
Master Data
To Be Process:
Process Flow:
Master Data
8. T-codes
BP Change Customer
BP Display Customer
Sales order /
Quotation / Inquiry VA11 Create Inquiry
9. Enhancements/Z-Reports/Output
Enhancement Description
N.A. N.A.
Z-Reports Description
Stock report to Report Details:
identify excess order
quantity booked Date [dd/mm/yyyy]
against available Party [customer no. for whom excess quantity is booked]
physical stock Material [the concerned material no.]
Physical Stock [MT]
Excess Quantity (booked) [MT]
MIS Report Report Details:
Sl. No.
Sales Order No.
Delivery No.
Invoice No.
Invoice Date
Material
Quantity
Basic Price [rate]
10. Sign-off
Approved by Date
_________________________________________
DD/MM/YYYY
Signature