Inventory dump between factories under the same company code)

The inventory dump from the factory to the factory can be divided:

L inventory dump of different factories in the same company

L inventory dump between two factories in different companies

SAP provides the following methods for inventory dump from the factory to the factory:

L One-Step

L two-step method

L Inventory Transfer Ticket

N stock allocation without delivery

N stock allocation with delivery: One-Step

N stock transfer with delivery: two-step process

Note: This article mainly describes the above methods based on the inventory dump of different factories in the same company.

 

1. One-step (no configuration)

A) the inventory dump from the factory to the factory can be achieved through the T-CODE: MB1B mobile type: 301, both shipping and shipping are posted in a material credential.

2. Two-step method (no configuration)

A) Stock Transfer (factory) by T-CODE: MB1B mobile type: 303 dumping inventory to the shipping factory )"

B) transfer inventory transfer (factory) to non-restricted use at the receiving factory via T-CODE: MB1B mobile type: 305

3. Stock transfer without delivery (no configuration)

A) transfer to factory, via T-CODE: MB21N create UB type inventory dial

B) transfer out of the factory, through the T-CODE: MB1B mobile type: 351, the inventory is transferred to the receiving factory "in-transit inventory"

C) transferred to the factory, through the T-CODE: MB01 mobile type: 101, "in-transit inventory" into non-restricted use of inventory

4. Stock transfer with delivery: One-Step (with configuration)

A) transfer to factory, via T-CODE: MB21N create UB type inventory dial

B) transfer the factory, through the T-CODE: VL10B/VL10D on the dump order to create an external delivery order

C) transfer out of the factory, through the T-CODE: VL02N external delivery orders for delivery processing (transfer to the factory non-restricted use of inventory increased, export factory inventory reduced, mobile type 647 and 101 completed at the same time)

5. Stock transfer with delivery: two-step (with configuration)

A) transfer to factory, via T-CODE: MB21N create UB type inventory dial

B) transfer the factory, through the T-CODE: VL10B/VL10D on the dump order to create an external delivery order

C) transfer out of the factory, through the T-CODE: VL02N external delivery orders for delivery processing (export factory inventory reduced, transferred to the factory "in-transit inventory" increased, mobile type: 641)

D) transfer to Factory: receive via T-CODE: MIGO mobile type: 101 to dump or outgoing delivery order (transfer to factory in transit inventory to non-restricted inventory, move type: 101)

Note:

In-Transit inventory can be queried via T-CODE: MB5T

For more information about system configuration, see

 

Configuration:

1. IMG-> Material Management-> Purchasing-> Purchase Order-> Set up Stock Transfer Order-> Define Shipping Data for Plants

Because the shipping function of SD needs to be used, sales distribution (sales organization/distribution channel/product group) should be sent to the shipping factory to determine the shipping data (such as the loading point ).

2. IMG-> Material Management-> Purchasing-> Purchase Order-> Set up Stock Transfer Order-> Assign Delivery Type and Checking Rule

Assign a Delivery Type (Delivery Type) and check rules to the Supply factory (Supply plant.

3. IMG-> Material Management-> Purchasing-> Purchase Order-> Set up Stock Transfer Order-> Assign Document Type, One-Step Procedure, Underdelivery Tolerance

Define the dump order type between factories and whether one step is used.

Inventory dump between factories under the same company code)