IC0783

SAP Requisitions for Materials within Orders

Name: SAP Requisitions for Materials within Orders
Brand: Michael Management Corporation
SKU: IC0783
Price: 39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

If you want to create requisitions for materials inside orders, this is an essential course for you. You will learn the importance of material masters and the processes to help build them. Learn techniques for processing data from PDF quotes into SAP and other methods to help you automate repetitive procedures.

In this course you will learn:

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Course Goal

Learn the importance of material masters for non-stock items
Learn how to set order defaults for requisitions
Learn how to avoid pop-ups when creating requisitions
Learn how to convert a locked PDF quote into Excel

Audience

Consultants
End users
IT/Business analysts
Project Managers

Lesson Plan

Lesson	Description	Preview
Introduction
1	Course Introduction	Preview
2	Agenda
3	A discussion of misconceptions and common Issues
4	A quick view of non-stock and pricing in SAP
Methods of getting parts in an Order
5	Pre-Requisitions Skills you can use
Creating and Managing Requisitions
6	Requisition Overview
7	Create a requisition for material (Direct Purchase)
8	Report past purchases using transaction ME5A
9	Delete or Cancel a Requisition
PDF Quote to SAP Requisitions
10	Converting PDF Quotes to Excel
11	Using and Excel for cleansing and automation
12	Looking at the Excel template Details
13	Quotes with SAP Numbers
Summary
14	Course Summary
15	Course Handout - PDF

Instructor

4.3 Average Rating

67 Reviews

226 Students

9 Courses

Greg Olynyk

SAP PM Consultant

Comox, BC, CA

An independent and enthusiastic SAP PM Consultant with more than 25 years experience teaching adults how to effectively use software. Since 2003, specializing in SAP PM in data management, data cleansing, instructional design, coaching and course delivery. Expert level skills in SAP PM and DMS as well as Microsoft Access, Excel and Project. Experienced in industries such as Pulp and Paper, Oil and Gas, Mining and Utilities.

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