on ‎2016 Aug 04 4:14 PM
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Quick Question,
which Partners needs to be crated for which partner functions for Customs Declaration,
thanks.
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Still Same error message,
No Relevant Document Types were selected,
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Hi Turk,
Are you sure you want to map billing engine from ECC to GTS? The instruction passed by Dave to maintain the billing document should meet your needs. I think you are mixing up between billing document and billing engine objects.
Select the application level object as SDOC in the mapping screen instead of the billing engine and map it to CULOEX document type
After doing this activity, it should allow you to finish the transfer of documents from ECC to GTS.
Hope it helps!
-Shrini
Turk,
your document type is ZEF8 ot ZF8 ?
Also, can you confirm if you are able to create export declaration manually in GTS ?
to manually create you need check the check box in your control settings Manual document Entry.
Ensure you are able to create manually and then you can trouble shoot more.
When you do it - check if you are getting option to create to manually.
If not then you need to check the following settings.
Go to SPRO -
Global Trade Services
- Customs Management
- Communication Process
- Define Control Settings for Comm. Process
Now select your process Template and click on Process on the left hand side
Now select the CUSEX/or whichever is your export relevant
Then click on Activity Sequence and display details
When you display the settings - You should see an option for Manual Document Entry.
Check if that is checked or not.
If not check the check box and create the export declaration.
If this is not done then there is something wrong on your GTS configuration.
On the ECC side -
Ensure you have done the Technical Activation for SDOC
- Go to Foreign Trade Customs
- Global Trade Services Plugin
- Control Data for Transfer to SAP GTS
- Technical Activation of Document Transfer
- Activate Transfer of Billing Documents (SD0C).
Click on - Activate Transfer of Billing Documents (SD0C)
hi Turk,
Can you please go to Define control settings communication process, and select you process template -->Process-->Activity-->activity sequence (Which ever is your A seq) there you should have document type CULOEX should be assigned , check this...if it is not already exist then maintain ad try.
Thanks
RK
Hi Turk,
One pre-requisite for the creation of an Export Declaration is that the billing document must contain an actual export situation. Inside the EU, no declarations are needed.
It is possible to create an Export Declaration from GB to ES, but you would need to code the Control BAdI. Please try again with (for example) GB to US, and see if the billing document transfers ok.
Regards,
Dave
inaddition
The Sales order, Delivery and Billing was created in ECC and Sales order, Delivery transferred manually and wanted to transfer Billing document as Customs declaration, but failed,
thanks.
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Turk,
Are you getting this error when you are transferring the declaration from ECC plugin ?
If yes, Check if you have activated the customs relevant check in Foreign Trade Customs / Global Trade services node(GTS 11.0) under SD0C.
Once you have that activated - check in GTS feeder system document mapping has been maintained for your proforma/whichever the invoice you are using to create export declaration.
Please do let me know your results on those points then will be able to guide you further.
Turk,
Somehow the document type seems to be little different. Did you define custom document type ?
Generally we use CULOEX for export declaration creation.
Did you change that ?
Also ensure you have include the document type you are using is activated for customs processing.
Go through those settings one by one.
Once you do that - try creating the export declaration manually in GTS and see if you are able to create one.
It may sound silly, ensure the ship-to party country is different from Ship-from (Plant) country as well.
Hi Turk,
Your screen-shots show non-relevant mapping in GTS. The "Billing Engine" has nothing to do with ECC, and in any case, mapping in that area is not required for Exports.
You should only need the configuration settings in ECC, like this:
Please make sure that you have made the appropriate settings for your Billing Type.
Regards,
Dave
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