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2 Organizational Structures in Logistics The top organizational unit is the enterprise itself. As a rule of thumb, each independent accounting unit should be mapped as a company code. The next level below the company code is the plant. At plant level, for example, you keep your stocks and plan your goods. Plants can be located in different locations. However, it can also make sense to define several plants for the same location, if you produce and sell different goods in these plants. Within a plant, you often have multiple storage locations (such as a raw materials warehouse and a shipping warehouse). The following organizational units characterize the physical structures in an enterprise. The transportation planning point is the department in your enterprise that plans and settles shipments. A transportation planning point can edit multiple shipping points. As the name implies, shipping points are individual places from which shipments take place. Each individual shipping point can be subdivided into loading points. For example, you can set up an export shipment transportation planning point (where all export shipments are planned) with two shipping points (container loading and truck loading). The truck loading shipping point can be physically distributed across two buildings, loading point bldg. 1 and loading point bldg. 2. The complete logistic structure is shown in Figure 2.1. The following sections explain the organizational structures in detail. Company Code Plant Munich Plant Cologne Warehouse Munich Central Warehouse Warehouse Cologne Shipping Point M Loading Point Trucks Shipping Point Z Loading Point Self-Collectors Transportation Planning Point M Loading Point Events Transportation Planning Point Z Figure 2.1 Overview of Logistic Organizational Structures 24 © 2014 by Galileo Press Inc., Boston (MA)
Logistic Organizational Structures 2.1 2.1.1 Client A client is the highest hierarchy level in the SAP system. It contains the business processes of the entire enterprise. Settings made at this level affect the company codes and organizational structures. The client is not supposed to be viewed as an organizational unit of an enterprise, but rather technically as a separate area in an SAP system. If you want to use an SAP system, you have to log in to a particular client. When logging in, you have to enter your User Name, your Password, and the Language you would like to work with. The language you use for logging in can also be saved as the default value in your user defaults. Although SAP system data, such as the material master, is stored as client-independent data in a database, you can only access the data of the client you are logged in to. 2.1.2 Company Code Within the SAP system, an enterprise that carries out its own independent accounting is configured as a company code. You can perform month-end and year-end closings at this level. However, you never have to define a company code when processing a sales order, a delivery, or a shipment, for example. This is because you directly or indirectly assign all other organizational units to a company code. Based on the business process, the system can then determine the correct company code automatically. Generally, the following values are assigned to the company code (see Figure 2.2): EE EE Address data Because the company code denotes an independent enterprise, you enter the enterprise address here. Currency key Accounting has to be carried out in the country currency. In the SAP system, this currency is also referred to as the local currency. If documents (for example, outgoing invoices) are issued in a foreign currency, this currency is converted into the local currency when the documents are entered into the accounting system. Personal Copy for Tina Mastrup, user id 9f19c686-d5e1-4016-94fd-ebc72e1b8f7e 25
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