Transportation Management with SAP LES

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13 Other Shipment Functions In this case, the ZWIN condition type is an overhead rate as a percentage that is added to the price. The price consists of the total of the actual shipment rate and a defined overhead rate for dangerous goods transports. However, the percentage overhead rate of a winter fee from the total of the two items is used. Therefore, in the From and To columns you select the first and the last condition type of a pricing procedure. Set the checkmark in the Manual column if you want to specify the condition type manually. Set the checkmark in the Mandatory column, if this condition type is mandatory. If the condition type is only used for statistics and not for the determination of the shipment costs, check the Statistics checkbox. The Print (= print the condition type) and Subtotal (a subtotal is supposed to be formed at this point) columns are not relevant for shipment cost settlement. The Requirement, AltCTy (Condition formula for alternative calculation type) and AltCBV (Alternative formula for condition base value) columns were already described for the condition type. In the condition procedure, you can use subtotals where you want (see Rows 300 and 500 in Figure 13.46). For the percentage calculations, you can also refer to these subtotals. Determination Rules for Pricing Procedures Having defined the pricing procedure, you must now assign the procedure to a search strategy. Unfortunately, the determination is very complex and is often misunderstood. Usually, customers make only basic settings. But I will nevertheless briefly introduce the basic idea of the pricing procedure determination. Figure 13.47 provides a list with the criteria on which the determination of the correct pricing procedure depends. Here, a total of four criteria are considered: transportation planning point, item procedure group, service agent procedure group, and shipping type procedure group. Let us start with the item procedure group. As already mentioned (see Figure 13.35), items with a specific item category are created in the shipment cost document. These item categories can take different forms and have different effects on the shipment cost settlement. Add similar item categories in an item procedure group to determine the pricing procedure for each item category. 470 © 2014 by Galileo Press Inc., Boston (MA)
Shipment Cost Settlement 13.3 Transportation Planning Point Item Procedure Group Service Agent Procedure Group Shipping Type Procedure Group Pricing Procedure Depending on the Shipping Type From the Vendor Master of the Forwarding Agent Depending on the Item Category of the Shipment Cost Document Shipment Header Figure 13.47 Determining the Pricing Procedure for the Shipment Cost Determination Technical Information About Procedure Groups EE EE EE EE EE EE Field Length: 4 places Path in Customizing: Logistics Execution • Transportation • Shipment Costs • Pricing • Pricing Control • Define and Assign Pricing Procedures Specific Transactions: T_71 (item procedure groups), T_70 (service agent procedure group), and T_72 (shipping type procedure group) Tables for the item procedure group: TVFCG and TVFCGT (language-dependent short name), assignment in TVFT (stored in Field FCGRP) Tables for the service agent procedure group: TVFCD and TVFCDT (languagedependent short name) Tables for the shipping type procedure group: TVFCV and TVFCVT (languagedependent short name), assignment in TVFT (stored in Field VSGRP) Start Customizing for the item procedure group. In the first step, you only define the item procedure groups if you don’t want to use the standard procedure groups. Describe the procedure group briefly. In the second step, you assign an item category to the procedure group. The service agent procedure group is only defined in Customizing. Then, in the service agent procedure group field of your forwarding agent, you add the service agent procedure group in the Control tab for your vendor (see Section 3.3). As is the case with item categories, in the third step, you add your shipping types to shipping type procedure groups. Similar shipping types have the same procedure group. If the entries from the SAP standard setting are insufficient for your pur- Personal Copy for Tina Mastrup, user id 9f19c686-d5e1-4016-94fd-ebc72e1b8f7e 471
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