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Transportation Management with SAP LES

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Batches 6.6<br />

Figure 6.32 Export Control Data in the Sales Order<br />

You have been to given only a brief overview of processing customs and foreign<br />

trade data here. For more information on the content of individual fields, please<br />

consult the Web site of the German Federal Statistics Office.<br />

6.6 Batches<br />

Various requirements in your company can force you to use batch management for<br />

the materials that you sell. The reasons can include a desire to trace their defects<br />

and, if needed, initiate a recall, to perform a value-based trace of individual production<br />

orders, or simply to follow legal requirements (for example, pharmacological<br />

and food products) for batch management.<br />

6.6.1 Material and Batch Master Data<br />

If you activate batch management for a material (Batch management in the material<br />

master on the Sales: general/plant tab), you can manage the material <strong>with</strong><br />

all its batches across all processes <strong>with</strong>in the <strong>SAP</strong> system. You define your own<br />

numbering system for your batches and assign it characteristics that override the<br />

global settings in the material master in many areas. You also have your own batch<br />

management status management that you can use to block or release batches. You<br />

define information on a batch that indicates its production date, minimum shelf<br />

life, its origin in terms of foreign trade and customs, and so on.<br />

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