SAP SD ECC or S4HANA expert advanced pricing concepts

What you'll learn
Introduction
Basic pricing setup requirements and condition technique overview
Condition records and transactional data sales order creation to check
Scenario1 pallet discount 1 Whole units
Scenario2 Incomplete Pallet surcharge
Scenario3 Mixed Pallet Discount on Full pallets
Scenario4 Mixed Pallet Surcharge
Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios
Scenario1 Condition exclusion pricing scenarios at condition record level
Scenario2 Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios at condition type level
Scenario 3Condition Exclusion Group pricing scenarios at config level
Freight discounts Header and Item level
Minimum Order value Scenarios
Minimum Order value Header level
Minimum Order value Item Level very important some times
Condition Index Detailed explanation
S4hana pricing changes compared with previous version of R3
Very important note in s4hana pricing
Requirements
ECC pricing basics mandatory
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Description
Basic pricing setup requirements and Condition technique overviewPricing setup ConfigurationCondition records and transactional data sales order creation to checkPallet DiscountsThe pallet discounts should make it possible for you to assign conditions for whole units of measure only. There are the following requirements:Surcharges and discounts should be calculated.Quantities should be cumulated for all items.There are condition types available in the standard system for the different requirements.scenario 1 Pallet Discount Whole unitsscenario 2 Incomplete Pallet surcharge scenario 3 Mixed Pallet Discount on Full pallets scenario 4 Mixed Pallet SurchargeCondition Exclusion pricing scenariosscenario 1 Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios at condition record levelscenario 2 Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios at condition type levelscenario 3 Condition Exclusion Group pricing scenarios at config levelscenario 4 Freight discounts Header and Item levelMinimum Order Value is the minimum amount that you require the customers to spend on your website before you are able to ship their products.Minimum Order value ScenariosHeader levelItem Level very important some timesCondition Index Detailed explanationOne of the uses of the Condition Index tables is to maintain and display condition records for multiple condition types or multiple access sequences at the same time. This allows for functionality in VK12 and VK13 that is similar to using the new VK32 and VK33 transactions with a pricing report.S4hana pricing changes compared with previous version of R3Very important note in S4hana pricing
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Basic pricing setup requirements and Condition technique overview
Lecture 3 Pricing setup Configuration
Lecture 4 Condition records and transactional data sales order creation to check
Section 2: Pallet Discount 4 Scenarios
Lecture 5 Pallet Discount 1 Whole units
Lecture 6 Incomplete Pallet surcharge 2
Lecture 7 Mixed Pallet Discount on Full pallets
Lecture 8 Mixed Pallet Surcharge
Section 3: Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios
Lecture 9 1 Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios at condition record level
Lecture 10 2 Condition Exclusion pricing scenarios at condition type level
Lecture 11 3 Condition Exclusion Group pricing scenarios at config level
Section 4: Glance on Freight Discounts
Lecture 12 Freight discounts Header and Item level
Section 5: Minimum Order value Scenarios
Lecture 13 Header level
Lecture 14 Item Level very important some times
Section 6: Condition Index Detailed explanation
Lecture 15 Condition Index Detailed explanation
Section 7: S4hana pricing changes compared with previous version of R3
Lecture 16 S4hana pricing changes compared with previous version of R3
Lecture 17 17th field
Section 8: Very important note in s4hana pricing
Lecture 18 Very important note in s4hana pricing
Section 9: Conclusion its just started
Lecture 19 Conclusion its just started
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