Transportation Management with SAP LES

Inventory-Managed Packing 8.3
If you are in the tree structure and wish to empty the entire handling unit, select
this handling unit and click . You cannot empty partial quantities in the tree
structure. It is only possible to empty handling units from other handling units
(in my example, you can take out a certain number of boxes from a pallet). To do
this, expand the pallet contents, select the box to be removed, and click .
If you wish to remove partial quantities, select the Ttl content tab on the overview
screen (see Figure 8.20). Overwrite the value with the quantity that you wish to
leave in the handling unit. For example, 800 bottles are on the pallet. If you wish
to remove 24 bottles, you overwrite “800” with “776.”
It is very easy to delete handling units again. Either in the tree structure or on
the Pack material tab on the overview screen, select the handling unit(s) to be
deleted and click . A pop-up appears to check whether you really wish to delete
the selecting handling unit(s).
You are now familiar with all of the available options for manually packing a delivery
document and for emptying and, if required, deleting handling units.
8.3 Inventory-Managed Packing
If you manage stocks using your packaging materials , it makes sense to generate
an item for the packaging material in each delivery you pack. Manual posting, in
goods issue posting in particular, does not apply in this case, because the packaging
material is in the delivery document as an item and is therefore integrated in
all subsequent processes.
8.3.1 Customizing Settings
To generate these items automatically, you have to make a number of settings in
Customizing. You first have to allow packaging material items to generate in the
delivery document. Activate the generation of delivery types (see Figure 8.27) by
selecting the Gen. pack.matl item indicator. Section 5.2 describes how to maintain
delivery types in Customizing.
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