Participants learn how production orders are used, and which main system setting must be made for production order execution.
Application Consultant
Business Process Architect
Business Process Owner / Team Lead / Power User
- Essential: PLM114 and SCM300
- Recommended: SCM240 and SAPSCM
- 1) Introduction to Production Orders
- a) Outlining SAP Supply Chain Management
- b) Outlining Production Orders
- c) Applying Production Orders in Supply Chain Management
- 2) Order Processing and Order Structure
- a) Processing Production Orders
- b) Analyzing the Production Order Structure
- 3) Order Creation
- a) Creating Production Orders Without Master Data
- b) Creating Production Orders Based on Planned Orders
- c) Creating Production Orders Without Planned Orders
- d) Defining Order Types
- e) Creating Production Orders with Master Data
- f) Scheduling Production Orders
- g) Costing of Production Orders
- 4) Order Release
- a) Checking Material Availability
- b) Checking Capacity Availability
- c) Checking Production Resource/Tool Availability
- d) Planning Capacities
- e) Releasing Production Orders
- 5) Order Documents
- a) Setting Up Order Print Control
- b) Printing Production Orders
- 6) Material Staging
- a) Staging Material
- b) Withdrawing Material
- 7) Confirmations
- a) Setting Parameters for Confirmations
- b) Executing Confirmations
- 8) Goods Receipt
- a) Preparing Goods Receipts
- b) Posting Goods Receipts
- 9) Order Settlement, Archiving, and Deletion
- a) Settling Production Orders
- b) Archiving and Deleting Production Orders
- 10) Information Systems and Automation
- a) Applying Information Systems
- b) Automating Production Orders and Mass Processing
- c) Applying Collective Orders
- d) Applying Trigger Points
- 11) Extended Functionality and Enhancements
- a) Applying Order Split
- b) Applying Shift Reports and Shift Notes
- c) Applying Work-in-Process (WIP) Batches
- d) Applying SAP Execution Steps (XSteps) for Routings and Production Orders
- e) Outlining the Production Planning-Plant Data Collection (PP-PDC) Interface
- f) Outlining SAP Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence (SAP MII) in Shop Floor Control
- g) Applying Handling Units in Production
Course based on software release: SAP ERP 6.0 Enhancement Package 7
Course notes and announcements:
1) In this course, you learn how production orders are used, and which main system setting must be made for production order execution.
This is a SAP CERTIFIED Course. Your course will include Full Class Delivery of the comprehensive standard SAP curriculum agendas, SAP Certified Instructor, Demonstration and Presentation, Student Hands on exercises, Access to SAP Hosted servers/training environment, and SAP Certified participant guides.
This 5 day instructor led course qualifies for 40 CPE Credits. CPE Credits are currently available only for publicly scheduled courses delivered live at SAP locations and our Authorized Education Partner locations. CPE Credits are not available for virtual live classroom sessions.
With virtual live classroom training you get comprehensive training from SAP experts using seamless over-the Web connectivity. The same content delivered in SAP's traditional "brick and mortar" classrooms is presented during virtual live classroom deliveries. As in SAP's traditional classrooms, SAP virtual live classroom stresses hands-on learning providing each registered student with exclusive access to live SAP systems throughout each course. Each Virtual Live class is taught by a SAP Certified Instructor and will include an e-book student guide for you to download and keep. CPE Credits are currently available only for publicly scheduled courses delivered live at SAP locations and our Authorized Education Partner locations. CPE Credits are not available for virtual live classroom sessions.
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