Title: SAP MM Training
1SAP MM Training
- Inventory Management - Goods Receipts
2Agenda
- Goods Receipt referencing PO
- Goods Receipt PO Unknown
- Vendor Return Replacement
- Output
3What is a Goods Receipt?
- In SAP, a goods receipt represents an
acknowledgement that ordered material has been
delivered. - The goods receipt further creates an accounting
document that debits the fund or grant and
credits the supplier.
4How Do Goods Receipts Happen?
- All goods movements are performed through the
Inventory Management portion of SAP. - Goods movements require a three-digit movement
type. - A movement type tells SAP what kind of activity
is taking place. - For every kind of movement, two movement types
exist - the action and the reversal of the action.
5How Do I Get to the Goods Receipt Transaction?
- In SAP, you can get to the Goods Receipt
transaction two ways - Use the menu path
- Logistics -gtMaterials Management -gt Inventory
Management -gt Goods Movement -gt Goods Movement
(MIGO) - -OR-
- Use transaction code
- MIGO in the dialog box
6How Do I Do a Goods Receipt?
- Enter the activity and document type, the
purchase order number and movement type. - Press Enter, when all four fields are completed
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7How Do I Do a Goods Receipt?
- All purchase order lines are displayed
8What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Header
- The header contains information that pertains to
the entire document
9What are the Parts of the Document?
- Print Indicator
- The print indicator tells SAP how to generate the
hard copy receiver.
10What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Item Overview
- The item overview displays all the line items on
the purchasing document
11What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Item Detail
- The item detail displays all the information, on
tabs, specific to the line item
12What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Material tab
- The Quantity tab
13What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Where tab
- The Purchase Order Data tab
14What are the Parts of the Document?
- The Account Assignment tab
- Item OK
- Check
- Save or
15How Can I Tell if the Receipt was Saved?
- The material document number is assigned to the
transaction.
16What Happens if I Made a Mistake?
- Errors on goods receipts can be fixed using the
goods receipt (MIGO) transaction, with a 102
movement type. - The reversal is performed on the material
document, rather than the PO number
17What Happens if I Made a Mistake?
- The entire material document will be reversed.
18How Do I Respond to This Message?
- This message indicates that the entire purchase
order has already been received and no more
receipts can be entered.
19Exercises
20What Happens if I Dont Know the PO Number?
- Sometimes the supplier will neglect to include
the PO number on the packing list or Bill of
Lading - The user will need to locate the purchase order,
based on the information available, prior to
completing the goods receipt - When the Purchase Order number is found, the
process of receiving the material is the same
(MIGO with movement type 101)
21What Happens if I Dont Know the PO Number?
- On the MIGO screen, by the purchase order number
field, select the binoculars icon (encircled,
below)
22What Happens if I Dont Know the PO Number?
- A pop-up box is presented. Enter the vendor name
as indicated on the suppliers paperwork, along
with your Universitys plant name
23What Happens if I Dont Know the PO Number?
- The list of appropriate vendor numbers is
presented.
24What Happens if I Dont Know the PO Number?
- The list of purchase orders is displayed for that
supplier.
25Exercises
26What If I Need to Return Material to a Supplier?
- Still use MIGO transaction with the following
changes
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27What If I Need to Return Material to a Supplier?
- Check the Quantity and Where tabs and change the
data as needed
28What If I Need to Return Material to a Supplier?
- The material document number is assigned to
record the activity
29What If the Bad Material is Replaced?
- Use MIGO to perform a subsequent delivery,
referencing the material document
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30What If the Bad Material is Replaced?
- Make any necessary changes
31Exercises
32How Will I Find These Material Documents?
- Two ways
- Via the Purchase Order Line Item History
(Purchasing may advise against which PO the
return is to be made). - Material Document List for material number or
vendor for previous receipt or return activity
(transaction code MB51).
33How Will I Find These Material Documents?
- Material Document List
- Use the menu path
- Logistics -gtMaterials Management -gt Inventory
- Management -gt
- Environment -gt List
- Displays -gt Material
- Documents
- -OR-
- Use transaction code
- MB51 in the dialog box
34How Will I Find These Material Documents?
35What Happens If I Dont Have Enough Slips?
- Users can create additional receipt slips using
Output from Goods Movements (MB90) - Logistics -gt Materials
- Management -gt
- Inventory Management
- -gt Material Document -gt
- Process Output
36How Do I Create Additional Slips?
- Enter the output type, transmission medium,
processing mode and document number(s)
37How Do I Create These Documents?
- Select the document required to print or re-print
- Press Execute
38How Do I Get Help?
- If you run into problems with the materials
covered in this training course or need
additional information, you can contact your
Campus Help Desk
39End MM Inventory Management Goods Receipts