https://froggysap.blogspot.com/2025/10/more-than-one-ordering-address-in-BP.html
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Question: Review Stock and Consumable scenario with GR-Valuated and GR-Non Valuated scenario.
See the following Blog Posts:
https://Stock-Consumable-Process-Flow/
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Question: Review S/4 backend RFQ-Quotation steps.
• Material Master - MM01/MM02/MM03• Vendor - BP• RFQ - ME41 (Create), ME42 (Change), ME42 (Display)• Quotation - ME47 (Change), ME48 (Display)• Quotation Comparison - ME49• Print/Transmit - ME9A• Contract - ME31K (Create), ME32K (Change), ME33K (Display)• Source List - ME01• Purchasing Info Record - ME11 (Create), ME12 (Change), ME13 (Display0• Purchasing Info Record Listing - ME1M (by Material), ME1L (by Vendor)
https://froggysap.blogspot.com/2025/11/blog-post.html
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Answer: Both MRP Types "VB" and "V1" are standard SAP Manual Re-Order Point MRP Types with parameters that allow configuration for external requirement considerations. The MRP Type can be coupled with different Lot Size Key and this example cover Lot Size key "Replenishment to Maximum Stock Level" where standard SAP Lot Size "HB" and "H1" can be selected where the difference is also if external requirements are to be considered. It is important to match the correct Lot Size Key to the MRP Type to obtain the desired planning results. The purpose of a replenishment maximum is to maintain a high but not excessive inventory level by ensuring stock is always replenished up to a predetermined maximum quantity when it drops below a minimum threshold. This prevents stockouts for fast-moving items, especially when space is limited, and can reduce the frequency of replenishment tasks.
Answer: The SAP Fiori Procurement Overview app is an out-of-the-box tool that gives procurement professionals a consolidated, actionable view of key procurement data through a customizable dashboard of cards. It provides real-time insights into important tasks and metrics, such as purchase requisitions, purchase orders, contracts, and spend, allowing for faster decision-making and more efficient work, find the Fiori App in the SAP Fiori Apps Library (F1990). Users can personalize the display by rearranging, hiding, or showing cards and can use filters to narrow down the information by criteria like supplier or material group.
Question: Review MM QM Activation for Goods Receipt to PO Inspection setup.
Answer: SAP inspection type 01 is a quality management process for automatically triggering an inspection lot for a material when it is received from a purchase order. This involves creating a purchase order (ME21N), performing a goods receipt (MIGO), which then generates an inspection lot in the quality department. The material is held in quality inspection stock until a usage decision is made after Results Recording (QE51N) and finally Usage Decision (QA11).
Master Inspection Characteristics - QS21, QS23 (Change)Material Master - MM01, MM02 (Change), MM03Inspection Plan - IP01, IP02 (Change), IP03Purchasing Info Record - ME11, ME12 (Change), ME13Quality Info Record - QI01, QI02 (Change), QI03Document Management System - CV01N, CV02N (Change), CV03NInspection Method - QS31, QS33 (Change)Purchase Order - ME21N, ME22N (Change), ME23NGoods Movement - MIGOStock Overview - MMBEResults Recording - EQ41NUsage Decision - QA11
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