Category: SAP MM

58 Introduction In this section we have discussed SAP MM Tables. We have provided the table name with its description as well as its explanation. Feel free to ask the name of the SAP MM tables that we have missed in the comment section. Material master: MARA- Material Master: General data It is a standard SAP […]

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34 Important T-codes in MM In this section we will discuss all the SAP MM Tcodes. These transactional codes are sub divided into groups for your better understanding. Feel free to ask the Tcodes which we have missed in the comment section. Material Master Tcodes Create material master : MM01 Change material master : MM02 Display […]

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37 Introduction In the SAP ERP, SAP MM Organizational Structure is used to represent the legal and organizational structure of the company. The organizational structures form a framework according to which the whole business runs. The organizational structure in Material management consists of the following levels: Client Company Code Plant Storage location Purchasing Organization Purchasing […]

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45 Introduction: Procurement starts with requirement gathering and ends with procuring goods/services from vendors. This involves an internal document that contains a list of requirements, be it goods or services, which need to be procured from the vendors, known as Purchase requisition. It is a request made to the purchasing department to procure a certain […]

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43 Introduction Under Inventory Management in SAP MM, Procurement starts with requirement gathering and ends with procuring goods/services from vendors. Once the goods/services are procured from the vendor, it is required to place them at the company’s premises. Inventory management deals with the management of the stock and goods movement, either on value or quantity […]

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41 Introduction Before we discuss about Master Data in SAP MM, let us discuss about type of Data in SAP. SAP R/3 works on real-time data i.e. it makes sure that there is no time lag between data availability and data storage. Data stored in SAP R/3 is categorized as: Master data: Data that is created […]

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