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Use

With this function, you create or receive documents in the SAP System for processing scheduling agreements involving external agents.

Integration

The following document types have been designed for processing with external agents:

Document Type

Description

LK

Scheduling agreement with delivery schedules

ED

Delivery by external agent (consignment issue)

EDKO

Correction

KAZU

Consignment pick-up

KRZU

Consignment returns

 

The related item categories are:

Item Category

Used for:

LKN

scheduling agreement type LK

KEN

document type ED

EDK

positive corrections (or the manual alternative EDK1 for negative corrections) for document type EDKO

KAN

document type KAZU

KRN

document type KRZU

 

The related schedule line categories in the SAP System are E4, E0, E5, and BN for item category LKN.

The following graphic illustrates how the document types are used in external agent processing:

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Features

When creating scheduling agreements, note the following:

When transferring materials to the external agent, note the following:

When correcting cumulative quantities, note the following:

To transfer returns

If the system should adjust the cumulative delivered quantity, you will need to create a correction delivery (document type LFKO).

If the system should adjust the cumulative quantity issued by the external agent, you will need to create an external agent correction (document type EDKO).

If the system should adjust the cumulative delivered quantity and the cumulative quantity issued by the external agent, you will need to create a correction delivery (document type LFKO) and an external agent correction (document type EDKO).

The following graphic illustrates how the document types are used when transferring returns in external agent processing, and how these document types affect the cumulative quantities:

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text

 

 

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