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Define Quota Arrangement Usage: SAP - Customizing Guide

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SAP – Customizing Guide

Define Quota Arrangement Usage

You can use quota arrangements in connection with the following:

Purchase orders

Scheduling agreement delivery schedules

Planned orders

Purchase requisitions

Materials planning and control

In this step, you specify for each material master record which quota arrangement rule is allowed. You group
the usage combinations you have chosen under keys. You then store these keys at plant level in the
material master record.

Activities

Define the quota arrangement rules.

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RFQ/Quotation
In this section, you make the system settings for requests for quotation (RFQs) and quotations.

Define Number Ranges

In this step, you maintain the number ranges for the following purchasing documents:

RFQ/quotation

Purchase order

Contract

Scheduling agreement

Standard settings

The following number ranges are predefined in the standard SAP System:

Purchase order:

o Internal number assignment 4500000000 to 4599999999

o External number assignment 4100000000 to 4199999999

RFQ/quotation:

o Internal number assignment 6000000000 to 6099999999

o External number assignment 6100000000 to 6199999999

Contract:

o Internal number assignment 4600000000 to 4699999999

o External number assignment 4400000000 to 4499999999

Scheduling agreement:

o Internal number assignment 5500000000 to 5599999999

o External number assignment 5600000000 to 5699999999

Recommendation

SAP recommends that you accept the settings defined in the standard system. In this case, no action is
required on your part.

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Actions

Define the number ranges for your purchasing documents.

Notes on transport

The settings for the number ranges are not covered by the automatic transport facility.

You transport number range objects as follows:

In the initial screen, choose Interval -> Transport.

Note that all intervals for the selected number range object are deleted in the target system first. After the
import, only the intervals you export are present. The number statuses are imported with their values at the
time of export.

Dependent tables are not transported or converted.

Define Document Types

The SAP System manages RFQs and quotations as documents.

You can group RFQs and quotations into any number of document types.

In this step, you can do the following:

Create new document types

Define item interval

Define admissible follow-on document types

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Assign document types to a number range group

Define number range interval

Choose type of number assignment

o internal

o external

Choose update group


The update group determines how the data from the document header is updated in the statistics
file.

Standard settings

The standard SAP R/3 System contains the following defaults:

for document types

"AN" (RFQs and quotations)

for number ranges

o internal from 6000000000 to 6099999999

o external from 6100000000 to 6199999999

SAP recommendation

SAP recommends that you accept the settings defined in the standard system. In this case, no action is
required on your part.

Activities

1. Check the document types and number ranges.


2. Change the following according to your requirements

o the document types

o the number ranges

Notes on transport

You transport number range objects as follows:

In the initial screen, choose Interval -> Transport.

Note that all intervals for the selected number range object are deleted in the target system first. After the
import, only the intervals you export are present. The number statuses are imported with their values at the
time of export.

Dependent tables are not transported or converted.

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Release Procedure for RFQs

In this section, you set up a release procedure for requests for quotations (RFQs).

Requirements

If you want to use workflow to release RFQs, you must make the standard and basic settings for workflow
(Basis -> Business Management -> SAP Business Workflow).

How do you set üp a release procedure for RFQs?

To set up the release procedure, you must make a series of settings in Customizing. This section provides
you with an overview of the necessary activities.

You must perform the following steps:

1. Create characteristics and classes


For more on this topic, see Edit Characteristics and Edit Classes.

Note
If you wish to link your release procedure to workflow, you must perform steps 2 and 3. You make these
settings in Customizing for Business Workflow (Basis -> Business Management).
Otherwise, continue with step 4.

2. Define organizational plan


For more on this topic, see Edit Organizational Plan.

3. Assign standard tasks and activate event-receiver linkage.


For more on this topic, see Perform Task- Specific Customizing.

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