SAP SD: Goods Issue Process

Which of the following are the functions during shipping Processing. Monitoring of deadlines for reference documents due for shipping (for example - Customer Order and Purchase order). Creation and processing of outbound deliveries. Monitoring of goods availability. Monitoring of the Capacity situation in the Warehouse. Support for Picking (With a link to WMS). Processing goods issue.

The responsible shipping point is determined for each order item. Correct. Incorrect.

The shipping Point determination depends on which of the following criteria. Delivering plant that is determined for each order item (from Cust-Info, Ship to Party, material master record). Shipping requirements (ex: express) contained in the Shipping conditions field. Loading group field in the material master (Loading Equipment).

Shipping condition is proposed from the Sales document type if a shipping condition has been assigned to it. Correct. Incorrect.

An outbound delivery is always issued from one shipping point only. Correct. Incorrect.

The shipping point can't be changed in the outbound delivery. Correct. Incorrect.

Order items with different shipping points are not copied into the same outbound delivery. Correct. Incorrect.

Route determination is carried out in the order item and depends on following. The country and the departure zone of the shipping point (assigned in customising). The Shipping condition in the sales document type or sold to party. The transportation group assigned to the material. The country and the transportation zone of he ship to party (assigned in the customer master record).

In the order item, we can manually overwrite the route that is determined. Correct. Incorrect.

Route can be redetermined in the outbound delivery based on. Weight (Weight group). Volume.

When order is created, the system can determine the required material availability date based on the delivery date requested by the customer. Correct. Incorrect.

Scheduling takes into account the following times: Transit time: Time required to ship a delivery to the ship to party. Loading date: Time required to load the goods. Pick/pack time: Time required for picking, packing and so on. Transportation planning lead time: Time required to organise the shipment.

The loading time and pick/pack time come from the. Shipping Point. Route.

The transit time and the transportation planning time come from the. Shipping Point. Route.

Which of the scheduling first system performs. Backward Scheduling. Forward Scheduling.

If the material is not available at the material availability date, the system carry out forward scheduling while creating an outbound delivery. Correct. incorrect.

The system calculates and displays the results of scheduling down to the minute in which of the scheduling type. Precise Scheduling. Daily scheduling.

The system uses days, hours and minutes for calculation, but only displays resulting date in which of the scheduling. Precise Scheduling. Daily scheduling.

Scheduling logic can be determined for the system should use for each. Shipping Point. Loading Point.

If working times maintained for the shipping point the system performs. Precise scheduling. Daily Scheduling.

The working hours of a shipping point consist of a calendar and a shift sequence. Correct. Incorrect.

In which scheduling type, pick/pack and loading times are specified in hours and minutes. Precise Scheduling. Daily Scheduling.

Route is used to determine which of the following times. Transportation planning lead time. Transit time. Loading time.

Precise scheduling uses the working times of the shipping point. Correct. Incorrect.

Daily scheduling uses the factory calendar of the shipping point. Correct. Incorrect.

Which of the scheduling type use the factory calendar of the route to determine when the route is used. Precise Scheduling. Both (Precise and Daily).

Which can be used to organise outbound deliveries from a particular shipping point to different ship to parties. Route Schedule. Route Time Table.

Delivery monitor can be used to form group of deliveries. Correct. Incorrect.

Route Schedule generally contains. Route. Week day as the departure date along with departure time. List of ship to parties. An Itinerary (Optional).

Route schedules can be used in. Sales Orders. Stock transfer orders. Outbound deliveries. Billing document.

Route Schedules should be assigned to each. Shipping Point. Order type. Purchasing document type. Delivery type. Scheduling type.

Outbound delivery can be created manually with or without reference to a particular order. Correct. Incorrect.

Collective processing of documents due for delivery (delivery list) can take place online or background processing. Correct. Incorrect.

The delivery due list is a worklist of all operations requiring deliveries. Correct. Incorrect.

A delivery scenario models a business process for delivering the goods for orders that are due to ship. Correct. Incorrect.

The requirements resulting from the delivery process are modeled using user roles (also called list profiles). Correct. Incorrect.

Delivery due list can be changed while using accessing display variants. Correct. Incorrect.

If no storage location for picking is specified in the order item, the system determines the storage location when it creates the outbound delivery. Correct. Incorrect.

The system determines the picking location based on rule defined in the delivery type. MALA. RETA and MARE. MARA.

Picking location can be determined based on. Shipping Point. delivering plant. Storage condition.

Customer exit can be used in SAP enhancement V02V0002 to implement storage location determination. Correct. Incorrect.

Door or staging area determination can take place at the delivery header level depending on the goods recipient or the route schedule. Correct. Incorrect.

Staging area determination can also take place at the delivery item level if the storage conditions (material master) are taken into account. Correct. Incorrect.

Different staging areas at the delivery item level lead to transfer order split because the staging area is a header field in the transfer order. Correct. Incorrect.

User exit can be used at the delivery header level (SAP Enhancement V02V0003) and delivery item level (SAP enhancement V02V0004) to implement own Door and Staging areas determination. Correct. Incorrect.

Ship to parties and Shipping points information can no longer be changed in the outbound delivery. Correct. Incorrect.

We can add or change items to the outbound delivery without referring to an order. Correct. Incorrect.

Examples of Output types in Shipping. Delivery Note - LD00. Packing list - PL00. Material tag - WA00. Outb shpg notf.- LAVA. Freight List - LL00. Shipping Label - 0001. Quality Certificate - LQCA, LQCB.

Output determination dependent upon different criteria. How Output is sent (Ex: print, fax etc). When Output is created ( send time). To whom the output is sent (Partner/partner role). For Print Output (To which printer the output is sent).

In the Outbound delivery, Header output refers to the entire document (For example- delivery note) Item Output can be created for each document item (for example - Inspection certificate). Correct. Incorrect.

Labels or tags can be printed for shipping units. Correct. Incorrect.

Output can be sent from which different objects. An Outbound delivery. Group of Outbound deliveries or Handling Unit.

The Outbound delivery monitor displays all deliveries that are still to be processed or that have been processed. Correct. Incorrect.

Picking is the process of preparing goods for delivery to the customer with special attention paid to dates, quantity, and quality. Correct. Incorrect.

A setting in the delivery item category determines whether an item is relevant for picking. Correct. Incorrect.

Using Lean Warehouse management means using a small part of the functions provided by the Warehouse Management Component. Correct. Incorrect.

In standard configuration of the system, the prerequisite for posting goods issue is that picking relevant items are completely picked. Correct. Incorrect.

The transfer order is a document with which the goods movements within a warehouse complex can be initiated and monitored. Correct. Incorrect.

Instead of printing the transfer order as a picking list, we can transfer the data in the transfer order to an external system using portable data capture or to a warhouse control unit. Correct. Incorrect.

A transfer order is an instruction to move materials from a source storage bin to a destination storage bin within warehouse complex. Correct. Incorrect.

Tranfer order include which of the following information. Material Number. Quantity to be removed. Source and destination storage bin.

If we have warehouse with random storage which WM system can be used. WM System with full functionality. Lean WM system.

Lean WM does not have inventory management at the level of the storage bin. Correct. Incorrect.

To print the storage bin in the picking document, simply have to maintain the respective data in the material master in the view "Storage 1". Correct. Incorrect.

Which are the functions are not included in Lean WM. Storage sections. Reserve storage bins. Strategies for putaway and picking. Replenishment. Inventory at storage bin level.

Transfer order can be created explicitly. Correct. Incorrect.

In WM, which of the following options for printing using a print code. Single print: One page for each TO item (for example, item by item processing in the warehouse). Combined Print: One list for the entire transfer order (also called combined list). Pick list: One list for several transfer orders that were created in collective processing. (Combined pick list).

Which of the following statements are correct about Lean WM. For Lean WM, we need atleast one warehouse number and storage type from which picking takes place. For Lean WM, we need atleast one warehouse number and storage area from which picking takes place. Staging areas and doors are defined in the outbound delivery and can printed out on picking documents. Picking areas can defined for each warehouse number and storage type.

We can assign a warehouse number to a combination of plant and storage type. Correct. Incorrect.

We can create transfer orders explicitly. Correct. Incorrect.

If items of several outbound deliveries do not want to issue in one picking list which type of TO creation can be recommeded. Automatic or Direct creation of transfer orders. Manual.

The prerequisite for creating the picking list is that the transfer orders have not been created individually. Correct. Incorrect.

When TO is created, the system sets the delivery quantity as the picking quantity and the picking status is set to C(=fully picked). Correct. Incorrect.

In picking, differences may occur between the quantity actually removed and delivery quantity.In this scenario, we can copy picking quantity as the delivery quantity and partial delivery can be performed. Correct. Incorrect.