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Configurable Product
Product (for example, a PC), of which different variants are available.
For example, a PC can have different types of monitors or keyboards, or different sizes of memory.
When a customer selects a configurable product in the web catalog and/or shopping basket, the
available options for the product are displayed automatically. The customer can select the options that
the customer wants. The customer only sees the options that are compatible with the options already
selected. The price is always displayed, and is recalculated whenever the customer selects an option
that affects the price.
Assemble to order
Assemble to order refers to a production method in which the customer must first place an order
before the item is produced. The components of the products are already manufactured, which makes
this process different from the make to order method, where everything is manufactured after receipt
of an order. Businesses often stock the inventory required to make the product, and as soon as an
order is placed, they often have everything they need to give the customer what has been requested.
It also makes it easier to customize orders for customers, because the products are not pre-made. The
chief benefit of this production method is that customers can quickly receive products customized to
meet their needs.
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Sales document types are grouped into processing groups (sales document categories).
condition value (SD)
Sales and Distribution (SD)
The value, resulting from pricing, for a condition, total, or sub-total in a document.
Settlement
Settlement transfers the actual costs assigned to the order to one or more receivers (normally the
material being manufactured).
The variances between the original inventory valuation and the actual costs are transferred to
Financial Accounting, Profit Center Accounting and Profitability Analysis.
When you settle, the work in process is transferred to Financial Accounting and Profit Center
Accounting. Work in process is always settled by period
Target Cost:
Product Cost Controlling (CO-PC)
Costs expected to be incurred when a given quantity is produced.
In Cost Object Controlling, the target costs are calculated on the basis of the planned values of
a service unit (such as the planned cost of a production order) and the control quantities (such
as the yield delivered to stock).
Target costs can be used for purposes such as the following:
To determine variances
To valuate work in process
To valuate unplanned scrap
You can compare its results with the results of the standard cost estimate to support decisionmaking in production.
You can transfer the results of this cost estimate to the material master and use them to
valuate the goods receipt when working with materials that use the moving average price.