Sales organizational dataBefore you can complete sales procedures, you must specify sales organizational data, such as sales order types that define the mandatory steps in the sales order procedure, sales offices that you can use to create sales contracts, sales orders, sales schedules, and user profiles with user-specific default data. Specifying sales order types The sales order type determines the activities that are included in the order procedure, and how and in which sequence the order procedure is carried out. When a sales order type is linked to a sales order, the sales order is processed according to the activities and the type of order defined for the sales order type. To specify sales order types and their activities, take the following steps:
Tip You must make sure that the list of activities that is linked to an order type is extensive in order to cover all processes that can apply during execution of the order procedure. If an activity is not applicable to the order type, LN automatically skips this activity. You can view the actual activities that are linked to the sales order (delivery) line and the status of the activities in the Sales Order Activities (tdsls4113m000) session. Specifying sales offices The sales office determines the location from which sales orders, contracts, schedules, and sales quotations are processed. A sales office is needed to complete transactions with sold-to business partners. Various sales offices can be set up for one company. Once you set up the sales office, you can define user profiles. To specify a sales office, you must complete the following steps:
Specifying user profiles User profiles are used to set up default information for sales employees, so documents can be processed faster. In the Sales User Profiles (tdsls0139m000) session, you can link a user to a sales office, order type, and warehouse for each login code. When the user creates a sales order, sales contract, sales schedule, or sales quotation, the user profile determines the defaults. This accelerates the sales-related transaction entry processes.
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