Scenarios for shipping material accounts and accounting schemesMultiple business partners can be linked to the same shipping material account (SMA). These scenarios are in place: Scenario 1: All packaging items linked to one
SMA In this scenario, the business partners are specified, but the items are not specified in the shipping material accounting scheme.
Scenario 2: Packaging items linked to one SMA, specific items
excluded from accounting In this scenario, all packaging items are linked to one shipping material account (SMA), except for some items that are excluded from accounting. For this scenario, specify these entries in the shipping material accounting scheme:
Scenario 3: Linking a specified subset of the packaging items
to an SMA In this scenario, specific items are linked to the SMA. This is done by defining a set of entries in the shipping material accounting scheme in which both the business partner and item are specified, with one entry for every item.
Scenario 4: Most packaging items linked to one account, some
linked to other account In this scenario, the majority of the packaging items are linked to one shipping material account (SMA), and a small subset of the packaging items are linked to a different account. This is done by setting up two accounts. In the shipping material accounting scheme one entry is created in which the business partner is specified but the item is not specified. Other entries are created in which both the item and the business partner are specified.
Scenario 5: Searching the SMA for a site In this scenario, the business partner is specified, but the item is not specified in the shipping material accounting scheme. You can achieve this scenario by defining an entry in the accounting scheme in which you specify the business partner and the site.
You can achieve this scenario by defining an entry in the accounting scheme in which:
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