SD and LE Processes in SAP
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PRICING PROCEDURE DETERMINATION:
The final step it to make SAP recognize which PP to call upon in the document based on all the configurations we did and will be using. For the process, follow along the below figures:
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In the above figure, we see how the place holders are used. The above line states that for sales area 0001/01/01, when the document pricing procedure is A and the customer pricing procedure is 1, then call for the Pricing procedure RVAA01. We need to do a similar association for our PP and our sales area. We already have an entry for our sales area because we created an order based on PR00. We will thus replace that PP with our ZRVA01. Had we not had any existing entry, we would use the button to create them.
Using the position key, search for SFE1/01/F1 and SFE1/16/F1 as shown below:
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Replace the PP and the CTyp with our own and save as shown in the below figures:
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We are now ready to use our pricing procedure but before we do that, let us set up a pricing condition record for our material. We know from our set up that out pricing condition type ZPR1 uses the access ZPR1 which has the most specific access comprising of material, Price list and Plant.
In the customer master, set the PL = 2 (Retail) and save - see figure below:
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We know our material to be 1000654 and the plant SF01. Using these 3 data elements, let’s set up a pricing condition in VK11 for ZPR1 as below:
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