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INTRODUCING SAP
SAP MISSION To provide enterprise business solutions for sustained competitive advantage. Therefore our customers can: Run their business processes faster; Operate more productively; Have more profitable results; Are able to implement change by embracing new technology. OPEN SYSTEM: THECHNICAL R/3 ENVIRONMENT Hardware Unix Systems Digital HP IBM SUN Digital Unix HP Unix Etc. Adabas DB2 Oracle Informix AT&T Compaq Data General HP (Intel) IBM (Intel) Digital Windows NT IBM AS/400
OS/400
Adabas DB2/400 SQL Oracle Informix Dialog SAP-GUI Windows 95 Windows 95 Macintosh OS/2 Etc. Languages ABAP/4, C, C++, HTML (Internet) Tools TCP/IP (Network communications protocol) EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) CAD Optical Archiving Bar Coding
SD
Sales & Distribution
FI
Financial Accounting
MM PP
Materials Mgmt. Production Planning
CO
Controlling
R/3
Client / Server ABAP/4
HR
Human Resources
AM
Fixed Assets Mgmt.
QM
Quality Mgmt.
PS
Project System
PM
Plant Maintenance
WF
Workflow
IS
Industry Solutions
SAP MODULES: PP
CP CO
CRP SO P
MR P MP S
PP
CADASTRO
SI S
LEGEND SOP- Sales and Operation Planning MPS- Master Production Scheduling MRP- Material Requirements Planning CRP- Capacity Requirements Planning SIS- Information System CO- Controlling CP=PC= Product Costing
THE R/3 INDUSTRY FOCUS Engineer-to-order production Make-to-order production Intermittent manufacturing Repetitive manufacturing Discrete manufacturing
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PP- PRODUCTION AND PLANNING OVERVIEW SOP- Sales and Operation Planning; MPS- Master Production Scheduling; MRP- Material Requirements Planning; CRP- Capacity Requirements Planning; Shop Floor Control; Production Order; Production Costing; BOM- Bill of Material; Work Centers; Routings; Logistic Information System.
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ENTERPRISE AREA/SCENARIO/COMPONENT/APPLICATION Sales Logistics Area (SD) Standard order handling Contract handling Scheduling agreement handling Handling customer scheduling agreement Third-party order handling Handling of delivery free of charge
ENTERPRISE AREA/SCENARIO/APPLICATION Quality Management Component (QM) Quality Planning Quality Inspection Quality Control Quality Certificates Quality Notifications Quality Management-Manufacturing Quality Management-Receipts LIMS Interface
PM- PLANT MAINTENANCE: OVERVIEW Organization Plants Shop floor Technical Objects Equipment spare parts Assemblies Planning & Processing Request Planning and unplanned Repair/maintenance order Confirmation History History and analysis Shutdown times Damage list Cost
Organization and planning Recruitment Personal development Training and event management Financial accounting Payroll accounting Cost planning Time management Shift planning (Gerenciamento de turnos de trabalho) Travel expense accounting
ENTERPRISE AREA/SCENARIO/APPLICATION Organization and Human Resources Area (HR) Personnel and organizational management Determination of workforce requirements and recruitment Workforce Planning Business event processing Personnel Administration Travel expense processing Time management processing Payroll processing Benefits Administration Personnel Admin/Payroll Accounting Component (HR)
ENTERPRISE AREA/SCENARIO/APPLICATION External Accounting Area (FI) Vendor processing One-time account vendor processing Vendor branch/head office processing Customer processing One-time account customer processing Customer branch-head office processing Purchase association processing customer processing General ledger processing Consolidation Fixed asset processing Handling of low value assets Leased asset processing Special Purpose Ledger Financial Accounting Component (FI) General Ledger Accounting Legal Consolidation Accounts Payable Accounts Receivable Asset Accounting Special Purpose Ledger Information System-IS EDI Sales & Use Tax Interface Finance Management Area (TR) Cash management Central/local budgeting Incremental budgeting
PS- PROJECT SYSTEM OVERVIEW Pipeline construction Primary flow Secondary flow Building Project system Etc.
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ENTERPRISE AREA/SCENARIO/APPLICATION Project System Component (PS) Basic Data Operative Structures Project Planning Project Budgeting Project Execution / Integration Information System
MISCELANEOUS OVERVIEW
COMPONENT/APPLICATION Cross-Application Component (CA) Workflow ALE Archiving Document Management System Classification CAD Integration General Task Functions Documentation Tools IDOC Interface/EDI
WORLDWIDE USAGE Comprehensive multi-currency transactions Multiple language support Customized reporting and document generation for individual countries Country-specific functionality; Government reporting Accounting Taxation
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BUSINESS PROCESSES There are four main business processes in most companies: Manufacturing Planning and Execution Procurement Customer Order Management Financial/Management Accounting and Reporting MANUFACTURING PLANNING Sales Operating Planning- SOP Manufacturing Execution Order Settlement
Forecast
MPS
MRP
PROCUREMENT Requirement for Goods/ Services Purchase Order Goods Receipt Invoice Verification Vendor Payment
CUSTOMER ORDER MANAGEMENT Pre-Sales Activities Sales Order Processing Inventory Sourcing Delivery Billing Customer Payment
Production
SOP MPS MRP Planned Order Production Order Shop Floor Control
Purchasing
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DEFINITION OF ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENTS In the SAP R/3 System, organizational elements form structures that represent the legal and organizational views of a company. These views include: accounting, manufacturing planning and execution, materials management, and sales and distribution. Some elements are considered core elements because they are used in all business processes. The core elements are: Client Company Code; Plant Business Area COMPANY CODE Is a legal entity, used to prepare financial statements such as balance sheets and income statements. Like to CGC. Have 4 (four) positions. BUSINESS AREA Optional structure: Used for flexible reporting across company codes Is a unit for which internal balance sheets and profit and loss (P&L) statements can be created An element that can be defined by sales area, plant/division, or cost object (e.g., by product group or geography) Example:
Motor Sports International
Company Code
Motorcycles
Accessories
Motorcycles
Accessories
Business Area
FI Company Code SD Sales Organization SD Distribution Location Channel SD Division Business Area CO Purchasing Organization Sales Area MM Cost Center SD Profit Center Controlling Area
CO
Storage MM Plant
MM PP
PLANT Location in which inventory quantities and values are stored or manufactured, and where the products are produced. COST CENTER Used to represent a location to which cost are charged or allocated
The R/3 system uses Windows front end It works in multiple sessions (Six sessions maximum) The system uses the mouse to click on menu entries For faster navigation, the R/3 can uses a transaction code (Example: /NSM50) in command line, or fast path (Example: .YMT) The system have extended help, help on help and glossary
SYSTEM-WIDE FEATURES Organizational Elements Client Company Code; Plant Business Area Customizations Customization is defined as the configuring of the system to represent your organizations legal structure, reporting requirements and business processes. The tool which is used for carrying out these customizing activities is know as IMG (Implementation Guidelines). Master Data Can be defined as records that remain in the database over extended period of time (e.g., Customer Master, Vendor Master, Material Master, Account Master). Master data is centrally stored and processed to eliminate data redundancy. Classification Can be defined as the assignment of objects to a class (for example: model, color, engine size, exhaust system, color, type). Matchcodes Query tools used to find fields specific information. Configuration Security
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Authorization
Profiles- area collection of objects used to control system access privileges. Example: Billing/Stocks/Treasure Objects- describes various business and system-related grouping such as accounting documents, customer and vendor accounts, business areas, etc. Activities. Example: Consult, Movement, Deletion.
EFFICIENT R/3 INTEGRATION ELEMENTS OF BUSINESS ENGINEER R/3 Procedure Model Method for implementing the R/3 System
Productive Operation
Set Up System Environment GoPlan Quality Project Team Project User Establish Preparation Documentation System Define Administration System Functions / Processes Transfer Check Data to Train
Create Interfaces / Enhancements Establish Reporting Create Live Quality Create Establish Archiving Application System Check Establish Authorization Set Up
Users Train Quality Establish Company Structure Conceptual Production Design Check Establish Master Data
Management
Production Environment
Management
Business Process Scenarios Process Model Application Components Session Manager IMG Business Objects Object-Oriented Data Model Workflow and Organization Enterprise Organizational Structure
MASTER DATA FINANCIAL MASTER DATA ACCOUNTING DATA Master Records GL Accounts- general ledger
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Transaction Data Documents G/L-GENERAL LEDGER Represents the total of all G/L Accounts, and define and produce a balance sheet and a profit and loss statement. SUB-LEDGERS Includes details about a General Ledger Account: Customer Receivables Vendors Payables Fixed Assets Fixed-Assed Account CHART OF ACCOUNTS Contains all acounts for financial accounting and all cost elements for cost accounting.
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Current Neutral Material assets expenditu assets and short res and term revenues capital CHART OF ACCOUNTS COST ACCOUNTS Primary SeconSeconcost dary cost dary cost elements elements elements FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Stocks of Revenues/ Closing semiinventory finished changes / and internal finished services products Direct cost Transfer allocation posting from Order financial settlement account
Transfer Assesspostings of ment financial account imputed costs COST ACCOUNTING Overhead cost control Profit control
VIEWS IN THE MATERIAL MASTER RECORD Engineering; Requirements planning; Stocks in plant-warehouse; Accounting; Storage; Warehouse management; Purchasing; Sales and distribution; Job preparation;
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PLANT-SPECIFICDATA MRP Type Planned delivery time Purchasing group Batch indicator
STORAGE LOCATIONSPECIFIC DATA Storage time Stock fields FORECAST DATA CONSUMPTION DATA
MATERIAL NUMBER Uses 18 characters MASTER DATA IN PP Routings Describes the processing steps required to produce a material or provide a service. Example: NUMBER WORKSTEPS
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Work Centers Where or by whom a certain operation is carried out. Bill of Material A Bill of material is a complete, formally structured list of the components which make up a product or assembly. The list contains the description and object number of each component together with the quantity and unit of measure. BUSINESS PARTNERS- FI PERSPECTIVE BUSINESS PARTNER MASTER RECORD The business partner record has three levels of information: Client level; Company Code level; Function specific information for either vendors (MM) or customers (SD). Client Level
Company Code
Company Code
MM
SD
MM
SD
MM
SD
BUSINESS PARTNER In the FI relationships, the customer and the vendor are mirror images of each other. NUMBER RANGES
Internally- the system assigns the numbers serially and retains the number status assigned; Externally- you enter the number and the system checks if it is available.
Example: Number Range 01 02 From Number 10000000 AAAAAAA To Number 19999999 ZZZZZZZZ Status 10000093 External YES
COMMUNICATION LANGUAGE In R/3 there are many standard forms of communications, whether for invoices, purchase orders, correspondence, and so forth. These correspondence types have the layout specified in which they will appear, and the information that they will contain, such as open items lists, or account balances specified in the SAPscrip tool. SAPscript can have many languages implemented in parallel, so that a single execution of an invoice run for example, will produce the required multinational invoices. As they are produced the system will read the master data to determine which is the appropriate language to send, and will pick up the correct text and place it in the specified layout. One billing run will produce three different language texts for the three different customers.
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Customers functions (sold-to party, payer, bill-to party) are stored in the customer master record; Vendors (such as carrier) are stored in the vendor master record; Data on employees of your own company (for example sales representatives or office staff) is stored in the personnel master record.
VIEWS OF CUSTOMER (Cliente) MASTER RECORD Company Code Account Management Payment Transactions Correspondence Sales and Distribution Sales Shipping Billing General Data Address Control Data Marketing Payment Transactions Contact Persons
BUSINESS PARTERS- VENDOR MASTER RECORD VENDOR MASTER RECORD Reflected the structure of your own company only; Vendor Sub Range (VSRs) reflect your vendor's organization; Every vendor master is managed under an account group. Partner is an active vendor which has a valid vendor master record in the system.