Sales: VMS Actions in Sales Order The following graphic displays how actions that involve sales orders one after the other.

For more information, see the documentation for
Sales and Distribution
under
Sales Order
(I) signifies an Interlinking Action .
Action |
Description |
Prerequisites |
What does the action do? |
Notes |
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BUPA |
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Assigns an end customer to the vehicles You can also create an end customer |
An importer can display all end customers, a dealer can only display his or her own , i.e. the ones he or she created. This is controlled by entering the dealer as a customer in the Organizational Role |
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ADCU |
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Assigns multiple end customers to a vehicle along with business partner roles and validity dates. You can also create new end customers or can change existing end customer data. |
End customers created in specific roles can also be assigned to different roles by specifying the required data in the end customer details for that particular role. |
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CUOR |
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Customer master record for dealer |
Creates sales order for vehicles and enters dealer to which the vehicles are to be sold and the vehicle usage in the vehicle data; deletes the reservation queue . You can also create and assign an end customer |
This action cannot be used for reselling used vehicles with the Trade-In process. |
CHCO |
|
Sales order |
Changes sales order If the configuration is changed, pricing is performed again. You can also create and assign an end customer. |
The selected vehicles must be in the same sales order; but not all vehicles in the sales order have to be selected. The dealer as sold-to party cannot be changed This action cannot be used for reselling used vehicles with the Trade-In process. |
DECO |
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Sales order |
Deletes sales order with the most recent date. Deletes end customer and dealer (customer) from the vehicle data |
You can only delete a complete sales order, not individual items. |
CRCO (I) |
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CREA + CUOR |
Only advisable in the MTO Scenario |
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O2CO (I) |
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CREA + ORD1 + CUOR |
Only advisable in the MTO Scenario |
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CCPO (I) |
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CHCO + MORD First changes the sales order and then the purchase order. |
Only advisable in the MTO Scenario |