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Use

If you create rework orders in logistics, you must settle the costs for the rework orders to the original orders. The costs for the rework are settled to the original order with the function Preliminary Settlement for Co-Products, Rework .

Integration

The following functions should always be performed after the rework costs have been charged to the original order:

  • WIP calculation

  • Variance calculation

  • Settlement to other application components

    ( Financial Accounting , Profit Center Accounting , Profitability Analysis , and Actual Costing/Material Ledger )

For this reason, you always perform the Preliminary Settlement for Co-Products, Rework function before you perform the above functions.

Prerequisites

The original order is specified as the receiver in the settlement rule of the rework order.

It is recommended that settlement not be performed according to the original cost elements. Settlement according to original cost elements can result in multiple application of overhead to these costs if the period-end closing activities are performed more than once.

Example Example

Raw materials costs are posted on a production order under cost element 400000. Material overhead is calculated on the basis of cost element 400000 and allocated to the production order. Overhead is also calculated on the basis of raw materials costs for a rework order assigned to the production order. The rework order settles the costs for raw materials to the production order under original cost element 400000. You then calculate the overhead again (for reasons that are too involved to explain here). Overhead is reapplied to the costs for raw materials allocated to the production order.

End of the example.

It is therefore appropriate to use settlement cost elements to settle rework orders. You control whether settlement is performed using the original cost elements or using settlement cost elements in Customizing for Product Cost by Order under   Period-End Closing   Settlement   . You carry out the following steps:

  • Create settlement cost elements

  • Create an allocation structure

You can specify in the allocation structure whether settlement should be on the basis of the original cost elements. If you decide not to settle using original cost elements, enter the settlement cost elements in the allocation structure.

Note Note

End of the note.

If you are working with settlement cost elements, then you must include the settlement cost elements in the Customizing settings for WIP calculation and settlement.

  • Create a settlement profile

Enter the allocation structure in the settlement profile.

Then go into Customizing for Product Cost by Order under   Manufacturing Orders   Check Order Types for Manufacturing Orders (PP and CO)   . Specify the settlement profile in the order type that you use for rework orders.

Note Note

Settling under settlement cost elements also has the advantage that the variance calculation process allows you to recognize the cost overrun incurred by the rework as a resource-usage variance under the settlement cost element.

End of the note.

Features

The rework order settles as follows:

  • If you collect the actual costs directly on the manufacturing order, the rework order settles to the original manufacturing order.

  • If you collect the costs on a product cost collector rather than on the manufacturing order, the rework order settles to the product cost collector to which the original manufacturing order is assigned.

See also:

Production Orders in Cost Object Controlling

Integration of Rework for Production Orders

Product Cost Collectors

Representing Rework in the System

Rework Operations and Rework Quantities

Rework and Confirmations

The following section provides additional information, particularly on the generalized worklist:

Preliminary Settlement for Co-Products, Rework