SAP Product Costing by Sale Order with Variant Configuration

SAP Product Costing by Sale Order with Variant Configuration, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 25 lectures, based on 48 reviews, and has 184 subscribers.

You will learn about SAP CO: Product Costing By Sales Order Scenario with Variant Configuration This course is ideal for individuals who are CPA , CMA , ACCA , CA , MBA , M Com, B Com students and Professionals, SAP FICO Consultants and End Users. It is particularly useful for CPA , CMA , ACCA , CA , MBA , M Com, B Com students and Professionals, SAP FICO Consultants and End Users.

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Title: SAP Product Costing by Sale Order with Variant Configuration

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 25

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

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What You Will Learn

SAP CO: Product Costing By Sales Order Scenario with Variant Configuration

Who Should Attend

CPA , CMA , ACCA , CA , MBA , M Com, B Com students and Professionals, SAP FICO Consultants and End Users.

Target Audiences

CPA , CMA , ACCA , CA , MBA , M Com, B Com students and Professionals, SAP FICO Consultants and End Users.

SAP’s Controlling (CO) module, specifically its Product Costing component, facilitates the comprehensive costing of products, taking into account various facets of production. In the context of Make To Order (MTO) scenarios combined with variant configurations, Product Costing allows businesses to ascertain the cost of customized products. Let’s delve into the configuration and process flow:

Basic Configuration Settings for Product Costing:

1. Organizational Structure (FI & CO): Define controlling areas, plants, company codes, and other relevant structures to enable financial and controlling functionalities.

2. Financial Accounting Settings:

3. GL Accounts Creation: Define various general ledger accounts for inventory, cost of goods sold, etc.

4. OBYC-FI-MM Integration: This is the automatic posting settings between FI and MM modules.

5. Business Partner Creation: In S/4HANA, both vendors and customers are managed as business partners (BP).

6. Cost Component Structure (OKTZ): Define how various costs (e.g., material, labor) are grouped and shown in a cost estimate.

7. Costing Variants (PPC1, PPP1, PPP2): These variants determine how the cost estimate is calculated. This includes valuation variants, date control, and transfer control.

8. Variance Calculation & Settlement Configuration: Define variance keys and categories. The settlement configuration defines how these variances are allocated to different CO objects.

9. Splitting Structure Mapping: Maps cost elements to activity types. This facilitates the activity-based costing method.

10. Activity Rate Calculation (KP06, KP26, KSS4, KSPI): Plan and calculate rates for each activity type.

11. Material Ledger Configuration: If you’re using actual costing, the material ledger keeps track of price differences.

Product Costing by Sales Order with Variant Configuration:

1. Costing Variant (PPC4): Specific to sales order costing; determines the rules of how a sales order item is costed.

2. Requirement Class & Strategy: Ensure alignment of MRP and sales order behavior for the Make To Order scenarios.

3. Material Type KMAT: Configuration materials are categorized under KMAT material type.

4. Characteristics & Classes (CT04, CL01): Characteristics represent features (e.g., color, size) of configurable products. They’re grouped under classes.

5. Configurable Material Creation: Once characteristics and classes are in place, the KMAT material is created, indicating possible configurations.

6. “Super BOM” Creation (CS01): This Bill of Materials (BOM) takes into account all possible components for the configurations.

7. Work Centers & “Super Routing”: Create work centers and then a comprehensive routing for the KMAT material that includes all possible operations.

8. Configurable Profile (CU41): Determines how the configuration of a KMAT material will be managed.

Process Flow:

1. Business Partner Creation: Create vendors and customers.

2. Sales Order Creation (VA01): The sales order is raised with selected variants which trigger costing.

3. Purchase & Transfer Posting: Raw materials are procured and then transferred to sales order stock.

4. Production Confirmation: The production process is confirmed for the sales order.

5. Goods Receipt: The final product, based on the sales order, is received into stock.

6. Delivery & Billing: The final product is delivered, and the customer is billed.

7. Variance Calculation & Settlement: Any production variances are calculated and then settled to relevant CO objects.

In summary, the integration of Product Costing with the Make To Order scenario, especially with variant configuration, allows businesses to effectively and accurately cost products tailored to individual customer requirements. Proper configuration ensures efficiency, accuracy, and seamless integration between the module

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction of Product cost by Sales order with Variant configuration

Chapter 2: Basic Configuration settings for Product Costing

Lecture 1: Enterprise Structure Settings

Lecture 2: Financial Accounting Settings

Lecture 3: Controlling Area Settings

Lecture 4: GL accounts creation and OBYC-FI-MM Integration and Business partner creation

Lecture 5: Costing Sheet Design for Factory OH calculation

Lecture 6: Cost Component Structure-OKTZ-Configuration Settings

Lecture 7: Costing Variants-PPC1 – PPP1 – PPP2 desgin

Lecture 8: Variance Calculation and Settlement Configuration settings

Lecture 9: Splitting Structure mapping for Cost elements to Activity types

Lecture 10: KP06-KP26-KSS4 and KSPI Transactions for Activity Type rate calculation

Chapter 3: Material Ledger Configuration & CKMSTART functionality

Lecture 1: Material Ledger Configuration and Production Startup-CKMSTARTUP functionality

Chapter 4: Product Costing by Sales Order with Variant Configuration settings

Lecture 1: Product Costing by Sales Order with Variant Configuration settings-Configuration

Lecture 2: Define CT04 – Characteristics and CL01 – Class

Lecture 3: Configurable and Raw materials creation and assign characteristics values

Lecture 4: Super BOM creation with Object Dependencies for variant materials-CS01

Lecture 5: Work centers creation according to ( variant wise)Super Routing purpose

Lecture 6: Super Routing creation with Object Dependencies & RM components assigned.

Lecture 7: CU41: Configurable profile for KMAT(Configurable material)

Chapter 5: Testing Cycle with Product cost by Sales Order with Variant Configuration

Lecture 1: Business partner creations with BP Role Vendor and Customer

Lecture 2: Sales order creation with selected variant and sales order costing-VA01

Lecture 3: Purchase of Raw material and Transfer posting from Normal to Sales Order stock

Lecture 4: Production confirmation and Goods receipt done with respect to sales order

Lecture 5: Delivery and Billing

Lecture 6: Variance Calculation and Settlement

Instructors

Karanam Sreedhar : SAP S/4 HANA Controlling-Solution Architect
Ex-Employee from Wipro , Deloitte and Infosys

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