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Transcript of SAP MM Presentstion-Final
MATERIAL MANAGEMENT
Contents
• Overview & Org Structure• Material Master• Vendor Master • Procurement cycle• Invoice Verification• Inventory Management• MM Transaction• MM Reports• MM Z Reports
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Components of Materials Management
MaterialsManagement(MM)
LogisticsInvoiceVerification
MaterialMaster
PhysicalInventory
Valuation
MRP
ServiceEntrySheet
ServiceMaster
ProductCatalogPurchasing
InventoryMgmt.
ForeignTrade/Customs
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Overview & Organizational Structure
Organization Structure
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Purchasing Organization.
Valuation Area
Plant
Storage Location
Purchasing Groups
Organization Structure.
Lowest valuation area
Organizational level where Material
Requirement Planning (MRP) runs
Generally used to describe a production
site.
May be a physical or logical unit
Plant.
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Valuation Area.
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The valuation area determines at which
level a material to be valuated (inventory
value is established).
SAP R/3 allows valuation at the Company
Code level or Plant level, but recommends
valuation area to be set at the plant level
Storage Location .
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Subdivision of a plant.
Materials are managed (inventory
management)
Raw Materials
Maintenance, Repair and Other
Finished Products
May be a Physical or Logical unit
Purchasing Organization .
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Organizational unit responsible for the
procurement of materials and services.
SAP requires that purchasing organizations
to be assigned at the plant level.
A purchasing organization can be assigned
to
more than one plant.
A purchasing organization can be assigned
to
a company code.
Organization Structure .
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Organizational units
Company
Controlling areas
Sales organizations Purchasing organizations
Company codes
Plants
Valuation areas
Storage locations/batches/special stocks
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Company codes
ClientCMIFPE
3000 4000
Plants 4200
Inventory Valuation
41003400330032003100
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Storage locations
Company Code3000
Plants 3100 3200 3300
310131023103
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320132023203
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330133023303
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Inventory Management.
3300
340134023403
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3400
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Plants
Company (Group)
Company codes
Purchasingorganizations
CMIFPE
3000
3000
4000
4000
3400330032003100 4100 4200
Purchasing Organization
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Plant 3100
Purchasing organization 13000
Purchasing organization 24000
Purchasing group 1
Purchasing group 2
Purchasingorganization
Plant 3200 Plant 3300 Plant 4200
Organization Entities in Purchasing
Plant 3400 Plant 4100
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MATERIAL MASTER
Material Master
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Material Master
• Material Master– Contains all the information a
company needs to manage about a material
– It is used by most components within the SAP system• Sales and Distribution• Materials Management• Production• Plant Maintenance• Accounting/Controlling• Quality Management
– Material master data is stored in functional segments called Views
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Material Master
• An advantage of the SAP system is that it maintains one set of data in
real time. Material data is used by many functional areas. In the SAP
system, there is one set of related data for each material. With non-
integrated systems, each system may contain material data, and this
data is not always consistent. In the SAP system, the data is
consistently correct or incorrect.
• Material Master data is organized by Views. Depending on the type of
material, only certain views need to be used. As the system is
configured, additional views can be added as necessary.
• Many Material Master views are plant-specific
Material Master
1. Basic Data 12. Basic Data 23. Classification4. Purchasing5. Foreign Trade- Import6. Purchase order Text7. Sales: Sales Org Data 18. Sales: Sales Org Data 29. Sales: General /Plant Data10. Foreign Trade- Export Data11. Sales and Distribution Text12. MRP 113. MRP 214. MRP 3
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15. MRP 416. Production Resource Tools17. Work Scheduling18. Forecast19. Quality Management20. General Plant Data/Storage 121. General Plant Data/Storage 222. Warehouse Management 123. Warehouse Management 224. Accounting 125. Accounting 226. Costing 127. Costing 2
Material Master Views
• Basic Data 1• Basic Data 2• Classification• Sales: Sales Org Data 1• Sales: Sales Org Data 2• Sales: General/Plant Data• Foreign Trade: Export Data• Sales Text• Purchasing• Purchase Order Text• Foreign Trade- Import Data• MRP 1• MRP 2• MRP 3• MRP 4• Forecasting• Work Scheduling• Production Resource Tool
• General Plant Data/Storage 1• General Plant Data/Storage 2• Warehouse Management 1• Warehouse Management 2• Quality Management• Accounting 1• Accounting 2• Costing 1• Costing 2
Basic Data, Classification arenot plant-specific (Client Level)Other views are plant-specific
Material Master
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Material Types
Material Types Used
FERT Finished GoodsHALB Semi Finished GoodsROH Raw MaterialHIBE Operating SuppliesUNBW Non Valuated GoodsVERP Packaging MaterialERSA Spare Parts
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Vendor Master Data
Vendor Master
Vendor Master .
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Goods receipt
Bank
order account
?=
Invoice verification
purchase order
InvoiceMaterial
Purchasing
Payment
DEUTSCHEMARKDEUTSCHE
MARK
DEUTSCHEMARK
Vendor
The vendor
Organization Levels for Vendor Master .
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General data
Purchasingorganization data
Company codedata
Company code
001
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General data
AddressCommunication
Purchasing data
Order currencyInco termsMinimum order value
Accounting data
Bank dataPayment transactionsAccount management
Validfor the whole group
Validfor one purchasingorganization
Validfor the whole group orfor one company code
Vendor Master Record.
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• General Data:– Client-level data: Applies to all company codes and
purchasing organizations– Name, address, phone numbers, language
• Company code data– Accounting data: Currency used, payment terms,
reconciliation account (a vendor is a creditor of the enterprise)
• Purchasing data– Data important for purchasing (contact persons,
delivery terms)– Maintained at purchasing organization level
Vendor Master .
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Purchasing Master DataInfo Record
Purchasing Info Record .
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Vendor A
Material
Piece % Conditions
USD
Piece % Conditions
USDInfo record
Vendor B
Stock material M1
Consumable material M2
Service S1
Info record
Info record
Info record
Info record
Purchasing Info Record .
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Data in the purchasing info record
General data
Vendor dataOrigin dataOrder unit
Texts
Control data
Delivery timeMinimum quantityTolerances
Prices andconditions
Gross priceDiscountsFreight
Price history Purchasing statisticsChanges
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• Provides continuously updated information about the relationship of a specific material with a specific vendor
• Provides default information for purchase orders
Material Vendor
PurchasingInfo Record
Purchasing Info Record .
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• Purchasing info records can be created directly, as we will do in this class, or can be created automatically when a purchasing document (e.g. purchase order) is created or changed.
• The Purchasing Info Record can be created automatically from a purchase order if the Info Update indicator is set.
• Conditions is SAP’s term for pricing, which can include discounts, freight costs, surcharges, etc.
Purchasing Info Record .
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Procurement
Procurement .
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External procurement environmentSource list
Quota arrangement
Piece % ConditionsUSD
Piece % ConditionsUSD
Info record
RFQs
Quotations
Invoice receipt
Purchase
requisition
Source determination
Vendor selection
Requirementsdetermination
Outlineagreement
Goods receipt
Purchaseorder
Purchase order history
Procurement .
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Purchase Requisition
Paymentto Vendor
Notify Vendor
VendorShipment
InvoiceReceipt
GoodsReceipt
Purchase Order
VendorSelection
Procurement Process.
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(Procure-to-Pay)
Purchase Requisition
Paymentto Vendor
Notify Vendor
VendorShipment
InvoiceReceipt Goods
Receipt
Purchase Order
3-WayMatch
Procurement Process
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Purchase Requisition.
• Internal Document instructing the purchasing
department to request a specific good or
service for a specified time.
• Requisitions can be created in two ways:
– Directly - Manually
• person creating determines: what, how much, and when
– Indirectly - Automatically
• MRP, Production Orders, Maintenance Orders, Sales
Orders
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Purchase requisition processing
RFQ
?Release
orderRelease
order
o.k.
MRP Direct entry
Purchase requisition
Determine source of supply
Vendor
Release
Allocate and process
Purchaseorder
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• An RFQ is an invitation to a vendor by a
Purchasing Organization to submit a bid for the
supply of materials or services
– The accepted quotations will generate Purchasing Information Records
– Perform Quotation Price Comparisons– Finally Select a Quotation
PurReq.
generate RFQ
Vendor 1
Vendor 2
Vendor 3
Quote
Quote
Quote
P.O.45…12
RejectLetter
Eval.
Request For Quotation .
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Request for Quotation
RFQ 1
Quotation 1 Quotation 2
Purchaseorder Rejection
RFQ 2
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Price comparison list
Vendor 1 Vendor 2
Requirements known.Procure from whichsource?
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Entering an RFQ
Inquiry 2
?
Vendor 1
Vendor 2
Inquiry 1
?
Item list
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Processing Quotations: Example
Enter price and pricing conditions11
Vendor BQuotation forRFQ 2Item 10Gross price: 400/tSurcharge: 50%
Vendor C, B-Rejection-
Thank you for your offer. Unfortunately,we cannot place anorder at this time .....
Vendor AQuotation forRFQ 1Item 10Gross price: 400/tDiscount: Rs50
Vendor CQuotation forRFQ 3Item 10Gross price: 400/tFixed costs: $40
Vendor A- Order -
Mat. Qty Price
Steel 2t 350/t
Create info record or reject quotation33
Steel 2 t
Price
350/t 480/t 520/t 450/t
Quotation 1 Quotation 2 Quotation 3 Mean valuequotation
Compare quotations using price comparison list22
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Purchase Order.
• A purchase order is a formal request to a
vendor for a specific material or service under
the stated conditions
• Purchase Orders can be created manually
– Reference a Purchase Order
– Reference a Purchase Requisition
– Reference a RFQ/Quotation
– Without Reference
• Purchase Orders can be create automatically
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Processing Purchase Orders
Purchaserequisition
RFQ
??
Reference document
Contract
Pcs % Conditions
$
Pcs % Conditions
$Info record
Order history
Purchase order
Vendor
One-time vendor
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Contract
Contractrequest
Reference RFQ
Reference contract
Contract
Purchase requisition
Vendor
Release order
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Scheduling Agreements
EinstellungenEinstellungen
Purchaserequisition
RFQReference schedulingagreement
Purchase requisition
Vendor11 22
Schedule linesSchedulingagreement
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Structure of a Purchasing document
Item 1
General dataConditionsTextsSchedule line
Additional data for item 1
Purchaseorder history
. .
.
Item 2.
. .
Additionaldata for item 2
. .
.
Purchasing document ocument
General datastatisticsMessagesConditions
ocument
General datastatisticsMessagesConditions
Document header
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Account assignment type
Purchasingdocument
Itemcategory
Account assign.category
A B C
A AssetC Sale OrderF OrderK Cost CenterN NetworkP Project Q Project
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Description Required account assignment data
Asset Main asset number and sub-number
Order Order and G/L account number
Production order Production order number
Cost center Cost center and G/L account number
Sales order Sales order and G/L account number
Individual customer requirement Sales order and G/L account number
Project Project /WBS Element
Unknown None
Account assignment type
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Item category
Purchasingdocument
Itemcategory
Account assign.category
A B C
None StandardL Sub ContractingU Stock TransferS Third Party
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PROCUREMENT OF EXTERNAL SERVICES
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Processing External Services
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Inventory ManagementProcessing Goods Receipts with Purchase Order Reference
Inventory Management
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Goods Receipt Process
PurchaseOrder
45......01
Vendor
Notify Vendor
ShipmentGoods Receipt
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• Goods movement in which we accept goods into
our system.
• If materials are delivered against a Purchase
Order we will reference that Order
– Determine if we got what we ordered
– System can purpose data for us from the PO
• Material, quantity
– Purchase Order History is update with the receipt
– Updates Physical Inventory
– Updates Inventory G/L Account
Goods Receipt
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Stock Types for Goods Receipt
Account assignment object
Unrestricted-use stock
Stock in quality inspection
Blocked stock
Goods receipt blocked stock
Warehouse
Consumption
Cost center
Order
......
Vendor
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Goods Receipt / Invoice ReceiptReconciliation Account
Purchase requisition
Purchase orderMaterials Management (MM) and Financial Accounting (FI)
via automatic account assignment
Goods receipt
No impact onFinancial Accounting (FI)
Dr Cr
Inventory
Rs100
Dr Cr
GR / IR
Rs100
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GR w/o Reference to a Purchase Order or Production Order
Goods receiptPreplanning
without purchase order
without production order
Initial entry of stock balanceWithout purchase orderWithout production orderGoods receipt of by-productsDelivery free of chargeReturns from customer
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• Incoming Invoices are reference against a
Purchase Order to verify their content, prices,
and arithmetic.
• If discrepancies arise between the purchase
order or goods receipt and the invoice the
system with generate a warning or an error
– Depending on system configuration the difference
could cause the system to Block the Invoice
Invoice Processing
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• When an invoice is saved it applies the liability
from the Goods Receipt of our Purchase Order to a
Vendor
• Upon verification the:– Purchase Order is updated
– Material Master is Updated (MAP)
– Accounting Document is created
• Once the Invoice has been posted the verification
process is completed and the payment process is
initiated within Financial Accounting.
Invoice Processing
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Types of invoice verification
Purchase order
Purchaseorder
?Invoice verification
Vendor invoice
Goods receipt
or or
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Invoice Verification Environment
Purchase order
Goods receipt
Material master
Vendor master
Conditions
Invoice verification
Invoicedocument
G/L accounts
Assets
Cost centers
Purchase order
Material master
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Posting an invoice
Purch. order history
Goods receipts Down payments Invoices
Material master
Moving average price Value
Invoicerelating to purchaseorder
Post
AXX
BXX
GR/R account
Vendor account
Doc. No. 51000123
Vendor 100-GR/R 100+
Goods Receipt / Invoice ReceiptReconciliation Account
Amount owed isassigned and transferred to
vendor account payableInvoice receipt
Dr Cr
Vendor A/P
Rs100
Dr Cr
GR / IR
Rs100
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• When a goods movement takes place it is
represented by a Movement Type– Movement types are three-digit keys used to
represent a movement of goods• 101 – goods receipt into warehouse• 103 – goods receipt into GR blocked stock• 122 – return delivery to vendor• 231 – consumption for a sales order• 561 – initial entry of stock
• Destinations for Receipt of Goods– Warehouse – Unrestricted, Quality, Blocked– Quality– Goods Receipt Blocked Stock
Goods Movement
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• When a Goods Movement for the receipt of
goods takes place a series of events occur
– Material Document is Created
– Accounting Document is Created
– Stock Quantities are Updated
– Stock Values are Updated
– Purchase Order is Updated
– Output can be generated (GR slip)
Effects of Goods Movement
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Inventory ManagementProcessing Goods Issues
Inventory Management – Good Issue
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Goods issues
From warehouse
From consignmentstores
Goods issue
Sampling
Scrap
Consumption
Cost center
Asset
Sales
Order
Issue
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Effects of goods issue
Material document
Accounting document
G/L account.Stock accountConsumption account...
Reservation
Order
Stock quantityConsumption statistics...
Point of consumption:Cost centerOrder...
Warehouse mgmt:Transfer order
Quality management:Inspection lot
Goods issue
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Posting method for goods issue
Stock accountStock value Consumption account
Update on goods issue
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Special Stocks and Special Procurement Types
• Consignment• Subcontracting• Stock Transfer with Stock Transport Order• Third party processing• Sales order stock• Project Stock
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Physical Inventory Procedures
• Periodic inventory• Continuous inventory• Cycle counting• Inventory sampling
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Physical Inventory
• Can be carried out for Company’s own stock and Special Stock
• Inventory for Company’s own stock and Special stock must be taken separately in different physical documents
• Physical inventory can be taken for Unrestricted-use stock in the warehouse Quality inspection stock Blocked stock
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Physical inventory procedure
Create physicalinventory document
1
Set blockingindicator
2
Physicalinventory document
4
Post differences
Batch-Input
Batch-Input
Arrangerecount
Change count
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List of differences
5
Print physicalinventory document
3
5a
5b
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MM Transaction
Material Master
MM01 Create MaterialMM02 Change MaterialMM03 Display MaterialMM06 Deletion FlagMM60 Material List
Vendor Master
XK01 Create VendorXK02 Change VendorXK03 Display VendorXK05 Block VendorXK06 Deletion Flag
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Purchase Order
ME21N Create Purchase OrderME22N Change Purchase Order ME23N Display Purchase Order ME29N Release Purchase Order ME28 Collective Release
Purchase Requisition
ME51N Create Purchase RequisitionME52N Change Purchase Requisition ME53N Display Purchase Requisition ME54N Release Purchase Requisition ME55 Collective Release
MM Transaction
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MM Transaction
Inventory Management
MIGO Good MovementsMB1B Transfer postingMB1A Good Issue
Physical Inventory Management
MI01 Create Physical Inventory DocumentMI02 Change Physical Inventory Document MI03 Display Physical Inventory DocumentMI04 Enter CountMI05 Change Count MI06 Display Count MI07 Post Difference
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MM Reports
Purchase Requisition
ME5A GeneralME5K Account Assignment wise - General ME5J Account Assignment – By Project
Purchase Order
ME2L By VendorME2M By Material ME2N By P.O Number ME2K Account Assignment – GeneralME2J Account Assignment – By Project
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MM Reports
Inventory Management
MB03 Display Material DocumentMB5B Stock on Posting Date MB52 Display Warehouse StockMB51 Material Document ListMB5T Stock in TransitMBBS Valuated Sale order/ Project StockMBLB Stock with Sub Contractor
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MM Z -Reports
ZITL Internal Lead TimeZEXTL External Lead TimeZPOSHORT Material Shortage ReportZPODEPT Department wise commentsZMKVZ Vendor Details ZMM_PEND_INDENT1 Pending P.RZPOSC P.O Short CloseZPOSCLIST List of Short Closed P.OZPRSC List of P.R to be short closed
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