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Function documentationReceipts and Requirements

 

On the Web user interface of SAP Supply Network Collaboration (SAP SNC), the following lists are available under Start of the navigation path Delivery Next navigation step Receipts and Requirements End of the navigation path. These lists provide you with an overview of receipts and requirements:

  • Receipts/Requirements List

    This list displays published receipts (ASNs, purchase order confirmation schedule lines, and scheduling agreement confirmations) and requirements (purchase orders and scheduling agreement releases). In Extended Confirmation Management (see Extended Confirmation Management) you can call the confirmations screen in the receipts/requirements list for a confirmation.

  • Due list for planned receipts

    This due list is relevant for the SMI scenario, and it provides an overview of the deliveries that the supplier still has to process. The due list contains the planned receipts that the supplier created in the SMI Monitor or in the Min/Max Replenishment Monitor. In addition, the due list contains draft ASNs that the supplier already created for the planned receipts. The supplier can publish the draft ASNs in the due list, or create and publish new ASNs for the planned receipts. The supplier can also create replenishment orders for planned receipts for the SMI with Replenishment Orders business scenario.

  • Due list for purchasing documents

    This due list displays purchase orders, replenishment orders, and scheduling agreement releases that have schedule lines, for which the supplier must still send deliveries to the customer, and for which the supplier must publish ASNs in SAP SNC.

    The due list only displays documents for which SAP SNC determines due schedule lines with an ASN-based due quantity greater than zero. The documents must thus meet certain prerequisites. For more information, see Determining Due Schedule Lines.

    For purchase orders , you can specify whether this due list displays data from the due request schedule lines or from the due confirmation schedule lines. If you specify that the system displays data from confirmation schedule lines, but for a purchase order item, no confirmation schedule lines exist, this list displays data from the due request schedule line(s) of that item. For more information, see Customizing for SAP SNC under Start of the navigation path Delivery Next navigation step Due Quantity Calculation Next navigation step Determine Due Schedule Line Quantities End of the navigation path.

    As the due date, the due list displays the shipping date or the delivery date of the schedule line. You can set the date in Customizing for Supply Network Collaboration under Start of the navigation path Determine Due Schedule Line Quantities End of the navigation path. The default setting is the delivery date.

    You can use the Related ASNs pushbutton to display in the due list the ASNs that SAP SNC has assigned to an item, to determine the ASN-based due quantity of the schedule lines.

Features

Business Add-Ins (BAdIs)

The following BAdIs are available to modify the receipts and requirements lists:

  • You can use the /SCF/ICH_DUELIST Business Add-In to modify the due list for purchasing documents and the receipts/requirements list.

  • You can use the BAdI: Change POWL Web Screens (/SCF/ICH_POWL) BAdI to modify, among other things, the layout of the Due List for Purchasing Documents Web screen. For more information, see the documentation for the BAdI in Customizing for Supply Network Collaboration under Start of the navigation path Business Add-Ins (BAdIs) for SAP SNC Next navigation step Basic Settings Next navigation step User Interfaces Next navigation step BAdI: Change POWL Web Screens End of the navigation path.

File Transfer

You can use the file transfer application to download a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file that contains data from the Due List for Purchasing Documents screen or from the Due List for Planned Receipts web screen. You can process the data that you download offline, and upload your modifications back into the system. For more information, see File Transfer.