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Hi,

Can any one please give me a Breif on topics and Trans Codes for

a)Order Processing

b)Logistics Execution

c)Chargebacks

d)Billbacks

Thanks

seshu

Hi,

Can any one please give me a Breif on topics and Trans Codes for

a)Order Processing

b)Logistics Execution

c)Chargebacks

d)Billbacks

Thanks

seshu

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RichHeilman
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a) VA01, VA02, VA03

b) What part of log ex?

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Hi,

<i>b) What part of log ex?</i>

i am not sure, maybe related to Orders..

how about Chargebacks and Billsbacks..

Thanks

seshu

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Hi seshu,

The Logistics Execution System (LES), a major component of the supply chain management (SCM) application from SAP, allows an adminstrator to manage the information and processes involved in all stages of the supply chain, from procuring raw materials to distributing finished products. LES connects SCM processes involved in procurement, order processing, production, storage, inventory management, shipping, and sales.

for chargebacks:

http://www.twbs.com/Chargebacks.asp

billbacks:

http://www.vistex.com/Solutions/ip/Billbacks/Billback%20Management%20Solution%20in%20Detail.pdf

regards,

keerthi.

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These are business process terminologies. There are several transactions involved in each of these. Order processing can start anywhere from Inquiry to order creation to ATP check to make to order, third party processing etc. You can look under the SAP initial menu, 'Logistics>Sales and Distribution>Sales' for the transactions involved.

Logistics Execution involves deliveries, shipment, TOs, GI, handling units, picking, packing etc. You can see the tcodes under 'Logistics>Sales and Distribution>Shipping and transportation' and/or 'Logistics-->Logistics Execution'.

Chargebacks and Billbacks(I am not sure about this) fall under invoicing and overlap with FI AR. You can check the tcodes under 'Logistics>Sales and Distribution>Billing' and under 'Accounting'.