on 07-17-2009 12:31 PM
Dear all,
How to handle sub subcontracting in SAP B1 ?
Let me explain in detail,
My client doing sub contracting work for parent company,raw material is actually received from parent company
thru 57F4 challan,raw material sent for further processes in my client company and later converted material
is sent to a sub contractor for finishing thru 57F4 challan,after finishing material is recieved by client company,
send it once again to parent company.In this process raw material is received as X and send it to parent company as Y.
My question is, How to handle sub sub contracting items stock ?
Expecting u all valuable ideas / suggestions.
Jeyakanthan
hai!
Will u raise any bill for ths. i mean ur child cmpny to parent cmpny.?
1. Receive the items to your child cmpny through GRPO or GR
2. Use Production Order cycle to do FG.
3. Define BOM or use Special Production
4. Transfer to the Sub- contarct warehouse through Inv.Transfer.
5. once after processing over, book inv.Transfer to you good down.
6. Use Goods Return or GR to issue the item out to parent company.
hope it gvs u a starting..
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Closing,Raising a new thread.
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ANY INPUTS ????
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Edited by: Jeyakanthan A on Feb 23, 2010 1:48 PM
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Dear Thangaraj,
I will work it out,let u know.
Jeyakanthan
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Thanks thangraj,
Yes,Child company raises service bill.
Jeyakanthan
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