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Task 4:
Key figures
Return to the Initial List screen.
1. DisplayalistofallpossiblekeyfiguresforyourcustomerT-S50A##. Note
downtwokeyfigureswithvaluesthatarenotincludedinyourdisplay(for
example,costsforincomingordersandsalesvolume).
___________________: _________________________
___________________: _________________________
Hint: Place the cursor on a value for a customer key figure for
whichyouneedtherelevantinformation. Choose→Extras→All
Key Figures.
(or double-click the key figure)
2. AddthekeyfiguresIncomingordersquantityandInvoicedquantityto
yourstandardanalysis. Theyareimportantforyouranalyses. Notedownthe
number of billed units for your customer.
Invoicedquantity: _________________________
Hint: Select Choose key figures.
Toaddnewkeyfigures,youusethesameprocessthatyouusedto
addfieldstolistdisplaysintheprevioustopic.
Task 5:
Evaluations on standard analysis
1. ComparethetwokeyfiguresSalesandInvoicedSales: Cost. Notedown
thetotalsforthesetwovaluesandthepercentagedifferencefrombothkey
figures.
Sales: ____________________________________________
InvoicedSales: Cost: ____________________________________________
%: ______________________________________________
Hint: Select the Sales field.
Choose→Edit→Comparisons→Twokeyfigures→Sales
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2. Closethecomparison. Changethedisplaytoshowthedatabymaterial.
Hint: ChooseSwitchdrilldown.. →Material
3. Create a Top 3 list of your materials by Sales; display the results as
percentages and using a graphic.
Hint: Choose Top N → 3. Choose → Settings → Value display
→ Percent.
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Solution 14: Sales Information System
Task 1:
Selection for a standard analysis
1. Reviewthecustomersaleshistoryforthismonthbyperformingastandard
customer analysis for all customers in sales organization 1000 and
distribution channel 12.
MakesurethattheentryfieldDivisionisblank.
Hint: SaveyouranalysisasselectionversionKA-##. Usethemenu
path: Logistics → Sales and Distribution → Sales Information
System →Standard analyses→Customer
Youcanstoreyour selecteddatainaselectionversion for further
analysis.
a) Logistics→SalesandDistribution→SalesInformation System →
Standard analyses → Customer
Entersalesorganization1000anddistributionchannel12. Executethe
analysis and save.
Task 2:
Carry out your customer analysis.
1. Change the settings in order to display the customer number and the
customer name.
Hint: Choose → Settings → Characteristic display → Key and
description.
a) Settings→Characteristicdisplay→Keyanddescription
2. Notedownthevalueoftheincomingordersfor customerT-S50A##. Do
not leave the analysis.
IncomingordersT-S50A##: ______________________________
a) ThevaluesareintheTotallineandtheIncomingorderscolumn
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Task 3:
Characteristics and standard drilldown
1. Drilldowntheanalysistothebottomlevel. Notedownthecriteriabywhich
analysis is carried out.
1. Sold-To Party
2. Month
3. Sales organization
4. Distribution channel
5. Division
6. Material
Hint: In order to reach the next level of thedrilldown, placethe
cursoronacharacteristicintheleft-handcolumnandchooseDetail.
a)
2. Comparethesequencerecordedabovewiththestandarddrilldownforthis
analysis.
Hint: ChooseExtras→Displaystandarddrilldown.
a) Extras → Display standard drilldown
Thedrilldowncorrespondstothestandarddrilldown.
Task 4:
Key figures
Return to the Initial List screen.
1. DisplayalistofallpossiblekeyfiguresforyourcustomerT-S50A##. Note
downtwokeyfigureswithvaluesthatarenotincludedinyourdisplay(for
example,costsforincomingordersandsalesvolume).
___________________: _________________________
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___________________: _________________________
Hint: Place the cursor on a value for a customer key figure for
whichyouneedtherelevantinformation. Choose→Extras→All
Key Figures.
(or double-click the key figure)
a) Placethecursoronthevalueforakeyfigureofthecustomer.
→ Extras → All Key Figures
(or double-click the key figure)
2. AddthekeyfiguresIncomingordersquantityandInvoicedquantityto
yourstandardanalysis. Theyareimportantforyouranalyses. Notedownthe
number of billed units for your customer.
Invoicedquantity: _________________________
Hint: Select Choose key figures.
Toaddnewkeyfigures,youusethesameprocessthatyouusedto
addfieldstolistdisplaysintheprevioustopic.
a) SelectChoosekeyfigures(keyfiguresareaddedinasimilarmanner
as with lists).
Task 5:
Evaluations on standard analysis
1. ComparethetwokeyfiguresSalesandInvoicedSales: Cost. Notedown
thetotalsforthesetwovaluesandthepercentagedifferencefrombothkey
figures.
Sales: ____________________________________________
InvoicedSales: Cost: ____________________________________________
%: ______________________________________________
Hint: Select the Sales field.
Choose→Edit→Comparisons→Twokeyfigures→Sales
a) Select the Sales field.
Edit→Comparisons→Twokeyfigures→Sales
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2. Closethecomparison. Changethedisplaytoshowthedatabymaterial.
Hint: ChooseSwitchdrilldown.. →Material
a) Choose Switch drilldown→ Material
3. Create a Top 3 list of your materials by Sales; display the results as
percentages and using a graphic.
Hint: Choose Top N → 3. Choose → Settings → Value display
→ Percent.
a) ChooseTopN→3→Settings→Valuedisplay→Percent.
Choose graphic.
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Lesson Summary
You should now be able to:
• AnalyzeSDinformationusingthetoolsavailableintheSalesInformation
System (SIS)
• Definethecomponentsofinformation structures
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Lesson: Business Information Warehouse
Lesson Overview
ThislessonexplainshowSAPBusinessInformationWarehousecanbeusedfor
sales and distribution analyses.
Lesson Objectives
After completingthislesson, you will beable to:
• DescribehowSAPBusinessInformationWarehouseworks
Business Example
• YouwanttofindoutmoreaboutSAPBusinessInformationWarehouse
Business Information Warehouse
Figure 127: Integration of SAP BW
ThisslideprovidesanoverviewoftheintegrationofSAPBusinessInformation
Warehouseinaheterogeneoussystemlandscape. Fromatechnicalpointofview,
SAPBWformstheBusinessIntelligence(BI)sectionwithintheSAPNetWeaver
integration and application platform.
Thelowerlevelcontainsthesourcesystems. Thesecanbe: Componentssuchas
SAPR/3orSAPERP,otherSAPBusinessInformationWarehouses,andadditional
SAP or non-SAP systems.
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Thedatabasetablesthatcontainthemasterandtransactiondataforanalysesare
located on the central server. In addition, the data procurement processes are
maintained, controlled and monitored here.
TheBusinessExplorerformsathirdlevel, withitsflexiblereportingtoolsthat
enable you to perform strategic analyses.
Figure128: ApplicationoftheClassicDataWarehouseConcept
According to the classic data warehouse concept, data is also extracted from
source systems and aggregated here. InSAP BW data ismanaged in so-called
InfoCubes(comparabletotheinformationstructuresofLIS),whichserveasthe
databasisforthequeries(queries,analyses)tobecreatedinBusinessExplorer.
TheBusinessExplorerAnalyzerisananalysis,reportinganddesigntoolwhichis
integrated in Microsoft Excel .
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Figure 129: InfoCubeinSales and Distribution -Example
The InfoCube shown in the graphic contains 3 dimensions: time, customer,
material. Inthiscase,aseparatedimensiontableismanagedforeachdimension.
Inaddition,theInfoCubecontainsinformationwhichcanbeanalyzeddepending
onthedimension, calledfacts(salesvolume, quantity).
Figure130: DimensionTableinSalesandDistribution-Example
A dimension table comprises characteristics that logically belong together
(customernameandregion,forexample,belongtothecustomerdimension).
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Figure 131: FactTableinSalesand Distribution- Example
The fact table contains the key figures of the InfoCube. The fact and
dimension tables are linked, whereby the key figures of the InfoCube refer to
the characteristics of the dimensions.
ThedataintheInfoCubeisgroupedasfollows: thereisa(large)facttablewhich
contains the key figures, and several surrounding (smaller) dimension tables,
in which the characteristics are stored.
Figure 132: Business Content Development
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TheBusinessContentcontainsmanyobjectsthatsimplifytheintroductionofSAP
BW,andacceleratethesetupofeffectivereporting. Theseinclude:
• Alltherequiredtechnicalandcontent-relatedprerequisitesforintegrating
SAPandnon-SAPsystems,whichreducestheimplementationoutlay.
• WorkgroupsareheldinwhichtheBusinessContentisconstantlyextended
by SAP inclose collaboration with customers.
• Predefinedanalysesandreportscanbeusedintheprojects.
The Business Content is structured according to applications and is, therefore,
ideal for the SAP Business Suite solutions.
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Exercise 15: Business Information
Warehouse
Exercise Objectives
After completingthisexercise, youwillbeableto:
• UseaBusinessInformationWarehousequeryforawebanalysis
Business Example
YouwanttofindoutmoreaboutSAPBusinessInformationWarehouse,andyou
perform a web analysis.
Task:
Youwanttoexaminetheorderinboundvaluesofthevarioussold-topartiesmore
closely in a web analysis.
1. Firstlogontoclient800ofthetrainingsystemviatheCommonTraining
WTS.
Hint: Youcangettherequiredinformationfromyourinstructor.
2. StarttheAnalysisofordervalues(Web)inyourusermenuintheAnalytics
folder.
3. Sort thelist in descending order by net value.
4. Youarealsointerestedinthevaluesfortheindividualmaterials. Therefore,
extendyouranalysisbyaddingthematerialcharacteristic.
5. Display the data in graphic form.
6. Finally, take a look at the print preview.
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Solution 15: Business Information
Warehouse
Task:
Youwanttoexaminetheorderinboundvaluesofthevarioussold-topartiesmore
closely in a web analysis.
1. Firstlogontoclient800ofthetrainingsystemviatheCommonTraining
WTS.
Hint: Youcangettherequiredinformationfromyourinstructor.
a) Usethelogondataprovidedbyyour instructor.
2. StarttheAnalysisofordervalues(Web)inyourusermenuintheAnalytics
folder.
a) Startthefunctionbydouble-clickingandlogonwithyourusername
and password.
3. Sort thelist in descendingorder bynetvalue.
a) Todoso,clickthelowerarrowintheheaderoftheNetvaluecolumn.
4. Youarealsointerestedinthevaluesfortheindividualmaterials. Therefore,
extendyouranalysisbyaddingthematerialcharacteristic.
a) Copytheuser-definedcharacteristicMaterialtoyouranalysisusing
drag and drop.
5. Display the data in graphic form.
a) In the upper section of the analysis screen, choose Display As
Graphic.
Hint: Togetameaningfullegendforthegraphic,amaximum
oftwocharacteristicsmaybepresentintheanalysis. Therefore,
usedraganddroptomoveafield(materialorcalendarday)to
theuser-definedcharacteristicsasneeded.
6. Finally, take a look at the print preview.
a) ChoosePrintVersiontodisplaytherelevantdisplay.
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Lesson Summary
You should now be able to:
• DescribehowSAPBusinessInformationWarehouseworks
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Unit Summary
You should now be able to:
• Uselistprocessingtolocateandevaluateinformation
• AnalyzeSDinformationusingthetoolsavailableintheSalesInformation
System (SIS)
• Definethecomponentsofinformationstructures
• DescribehowSAPBusinessInformationWarehouseworks
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Unit 9
Integrating SAP ERP and SAP CRM
Unit Overview
This unit explains the function of the SAP CRM solution in the sales and
distribution environment.
Unit Objectives
After completing thisunit, you will beableto:
• ExplainthefunctionofSAPCRMinthesalesanddistributionenvironment
Unit Contents
Lesson: Function of SAP CRM in the Sales and Distribution
Environment .....................................................................358
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Lesson: Function of SAP CRM in the Sales and
Distribution Environment
Lesson Overview
ThislessonexplainsthefunctionofSAPCRMandhowitcanbeusedforsales
and distribution processes.
Lesson Objectives
After completingthislesson, you will beable to:
• ExplainthefunctionofSAPCRMinthesalesanddistributionenvironment
Business Example
TheprojectteamwantstofindoutaboutthefunctionofSAPCRM.
Function of SAP CRM in the Sales and Distribution
Environment
Figure 133: What is CRM?
CustomerRelationshipManagementhasbecomeacrucialfactorforthesuccess
of a business. The customer is of central importance to the company and its
business processes.
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ThegoalofCRMistoestablish,retainandimprovelong-termrelationshipswith
customers.
Figure 134: Traditional direct sales
Traditionaldirectsalesischaracterizedbydecentralizedinformationoncustomers.
Insomecases, onlyoneemployee hasknowledge of the customer andcontact
information.
Thisinformationisnottypicallyusedcollectivelywithintheorganization.
If information is forwarded, it is often limited and incorrect. Employee
fluctuationsmeanthatvaluablecustomerinformationisoftenlost.
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Figure 135: Direct sales today using CRM
Every employee who requires information on customer contacts can now use
CRMtoobtainimmediateaccesstoallcontactinformation.
By analyzing information, a company obtains broad knowledge of customers.
Thisenablesacompanytoimprovetheservicestheyoffer,processinquiriesmore
quickly,developrelationshipsandpromotestrongercustomerloyalty.
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Figure 136: SAPCRM as part of SAP Business Suite
SAP BusinessSuitecomprises different applicationsaswell asapplication and
integration platforms. It enablescompaniesto manage their entirevaluechain
rightacrosstheircorporatenetwork,therebyensuringgreaterflexibility.
SAPBusinessSuitecomprisesthefollowingSAPsolutions:
• SAP CRM(Customer RelationshipManagement)
• SAP SCM (Supply Chain Management)
• SAP PLM (Product LifecycleManagement)
• SAP Human Resources
• SAP Financials
• SAP Mobile Business
• SAP NetWeaver
The SAP CRM solution supports marketing, sales/distribution, and service
processesacrossallcontactchannelsandsuppliesaccurateanalysesthatcanbe
used for decision-making purposes.
SAP CRM is a best-of-breed solution that allows you to optimize customer
relations across all phases, from customer acquisition through sales via all
availabledistributionandinteractionchannelstocustomerservice.
SAPCRMisbasedontheSAPNetWeavertechnologyplatform,whichmeansthat
itcanbeseamlesslyintegratedintoyourexistingITlandscaperightfromthestart.
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Figure137: CorporateDepartments with CustomerContact
TheSAPCRMsolutionisdividedintothefollowingkeyfunctionareas: Sales,
Service,Marketing,andAnalytics. Thisensuresthatallthedepartmentsinyour
company that are in contact with customershave thebest possibletechnology
at their disposal.
The key area ofSales allows you to structure sales and distribution processes
systematically, from the inquiry and quotation phases through to the order
and invoicing phases. It also helps you organize and structure your sales and
distributionareasandsystematicallykeeptrackofsalesopportunities.
The key area of Service allows you to carry out all of your service processes
efficientlyandintelligently. Itsupports,amongotherthings,resourceplanningas
well as contract and warranty processing.
ThekeyareaofMarketingfeaturesawiderangeofmarketingtoolssuchastools
thathelpyouplancampaigns, modelyourtarget groups, recommendproducts,
and carry out complex market analyses.
ThekeyareaofAnalyticsisbasedonSAPBusinessInformationWarehouseand
allowsyoutocollectallrelevantdataaboutyourcustomersandusetheresulting
knowledgetomakeoperativeand strategicdecisions.
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Figure 138: Customer Contact Channels
SAPCRMsupportsyourcustomerrelationsviaallcontactchannels.
TheInteractionCenterintegratesallworkprocessesandtasksinyourContact
Center.
The E-Commerce area offers aplatform that allows your company to use the
Internetasaprofitablesalesandinteractionchannelforbusinesscustomersand
consumers.
The Field Applications area allow you to use marketing, sales, and service
functionsinanofflineenvironmentfortheexternalsalesandserviceforce.
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Lesson Summary
You should now be able to:
• ExplainthefunctionofSAPCRMinthesalesanddistributionenvironment
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Unit Summary
You should now be able to:
• ExplainthefunctionofSAPCRMinthesalesanddistributionenvironment
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Unit 10
Introduction to the SAP Role “Internal
Sales Representative”
Unit Overview
Thisunitexplainsthephilosophyandscopeoffunctionsoftheportal-basedSAP
function “Office-based sales employees”.
Unit Objectives
After completing thisunit, you will beableto:
• Describe the basic structure and setup of SAP role “internal sales
representative”
• Explaintheadvantagesofpersonalobjectworklists
Unit Contents
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Lesson: Introduction to SAP Role “Internal Sales
Representative”
Lesson Overview
ThislessonwillprovideanintroductiontoSAProle“internalsalesrepresentative”.
Wewill presentthedifferencesandoptionsofthisportal-based androle-based
processing, asopposedtoSAPGUI-basedprocessing.
Lesson Objectives
After completingthislesson, you will beable to:
• Describe the basic structure and setup of SAP role “internal sales
representative”
• Explaintheadvantagesofpersonalobjectworklists
Business Example
Especiallyfor internalsalesrepresentatives, whoonlyworksporadicallyinthe
system,anintuitiveanduser-friendlyinterfaceisoffundamentalimportancetobe
abletotakecareofthetasksthatariseinanefficientandgoal-orientedfashion.
Thisrequirementistakenintoaccountwiththeportal-basedSAProle“internal
sales representative”.
Tasks of an Internal Sales Representative
The“internalsalesrepresentative”roleisarolewithinthesalesorganization. An
internalsalesrepresentativesupportsandadvisesthesalesgroupinallareasof
salesanddistribution. Intheprocess,thesalesrepresentativemustbeabletofind
alloftheimportantsalesinformationquicklyandeasilyandbeabletoprocessthe
data that is relevant for the sales process.
Thefigurebelowlistsvariousactivitiesandtaskswhichdefinethenormalwork
day of an internal sales representative:
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Figure 139: Internal sales representative: typicaltasks
The Business Packagefor Internal SalesRepresentative, which is prepared
forportaluse,containsnumerousfunctionsfortheeverydaytasksofaninternal
sales representative.
Herethe“internalsalesrepresentative”portalroleoffersthefollowingadvantages
for end users:
• Increaseduserproductivitythrougheasy-to-useandintuitiveuserinterface
• Faster access to personalized worklists
• Optimizedcustomersupportovertelephone,whichinturnleadstoincreased
customer satisfaction
• Swiftpreparationanddistributionofsalesanddistributionanalyses
However,variousadvantagescanalsobederivedforyourITdepartment:
• Theuserinterfaceforsalesanddistributionprocessingcanbeadjustedfor
thespecialrequirementsandprocessesofyourcompany
• Increased user acceptance
• Reduced costs for end-user training
• NoinstallationormaintenanceofSAPGUIfrontendsrequired
• Contentsof portal rolescanalsoberolledout forother user groups, such
as sales manager, etc.
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Figure 140: SAP Role Philosophy
Structure and Elements of SAP Role Internal Sales
Representative
The different work areas of an internal sales representative are defined in the
portalasworksets. TheycontainpageswhichdefinetheiViewstobecalled.
HeretheroledeliveredbySAPisanexample,whichyoucanconfigureandadjust.
Inordertousetherole,thefollowingtechnicalrequirementsmustbemet:
• SAP ECC 6.0, Enhancement Package 2
• ActivationofBusinessFunctionSD_01LogisticsSDSimplification(using
transaction SFW5)
• SAP NetWeaver 7.0 SP12
• SAP NetWeaver 7.0BI Content Add-On SP06
• AdditionalcomponentsforprocessingPDF-basedforms(AdobeReader,etc.)
BasedonaWebuserinterface,multipleworksets(workareas)withpersonalobject
worklistsoptimizeyourworkmethods,andawiderangeofservicesandreports
simplifyandacceleratethesalesprocess. Inthiscase,thehigher-levelworksetis
SalesProcessing. Thisworksetisavailableasatabpageandservesastheaccess
pointforthedailywork. Youaccessallotherworksetsoftherolefromthispoint.
Thefollowingworksetsareavailabletothesalesrepresentative:
• TheOverviewworkset,withsubcategoriesworkoverview,customers,sales,
order fulfillment, billing/complaint and prices
• TheAnalyticsworkset,withsalesanalytics,aswellasevaluationsfororder
fulfillment
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Figure141: SAPRoleInternalSalesRepresentative: WorksetsOverview
The following sample screenshot shows the general structure. Through the
role-based access, the user has a single point of entry. In the two-step menu
navigation, theaccessoccursusingthesalesprocessingworkset. Inthesecond
navigationlevel,youcanthenchoosebetweentheoverview,analyticsandservice
mapworksets. Opentasks(worklists)andanalysesaredisplayedintheworkarea
based on your requirements and settings:
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Figure 142: “Overview” Workset
Within the overview workset, you can use detailed navigation to access the
subareasworkoverview,customers,sales,orderfulfillment,billing/complaintand
prices. In this way the internal sales representative can, for example, access a
customer’smasterdatawhenthecustomercallsandfromthere, callup(viathe
Customer Cockpit) importantinformationtoacentralpoint, suchasthelast 10
salesdocumentsor open billing documents.
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Figure 143: SAP Role Internal Sales Representative: Customer Cockpit
Example
Thepreparation of analysesfor thesalesmanager isanother importanttaskfor
theinternalsalesrepresentative. Whenyoudothis,youcanusealreadyexisting
analysesandadjustthemtothewishesofthesalesmanager(orsalesemployee)
using different selection criteria.
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Figure 144: “Analytics” Workset
Herethereisabasicdivisionofanalysesandreports,whichsupportsalesonthe
onehand, andorderfulfillment-basedanalysesontheother. Examplesof sales
analyses include quotation tracking per month for top N customers, incoming
orders per month for top N customers, sales and cost analyses, and product
profitability. Someexamplesofreportsintheorderfulfillmentenvironmentare
deliverydelaysper6months,deliverydelayspermonth(topNcustomers),and
backorder processing.
From a technical point of view, the underlying data for the analyses is drawn
from Business Intelligence (OLAP/BW).
Personal Object Worklist
In order to optimally support internal sales representatives in their work
environment, personal object worklists provide the option of a central,
personalized access and entry point to all relevant worklists. Personal object
worklistsarealsoreferredtoasPOWL(PersonalObjectWorklist)or. POWER
List (Personal Object WorkEntityRepository).
Eachworklistoffersveryspecialfunctions,withwhichyoucanprocessselected
business objects and integrate them in subsequent business processes. For
example, youcanchangeincomplete salesdocumentstocompletethemissing
price data.
Intheclassicmenunavigationthathasbeenusedsofar(forexample,SAPR/3),
an internal salesrepresentative has to call different transactions to process the
dailyworkload. Thisprocedureismainlydesignedforexperienced,professional
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users, sincethesalesrepresentativehastoknowthetransactioncodesor menu
paths,aswellasreportvariants. Itthereforefollowsthattherelevantusertraining
will usually be necessary.
Thefigurebelowdemonstratestheprocessflowoutlinedabovewithouttheuse
of personal object worklists:
Figure145: Situationwithouttheuseofpersonalobjectworklists
The philosophy of personal object worklists used in the context of the SAP
internal salesrepresentativeroleinSAPERP (ECC) isbasedon the following
aspects and advantages:
• Sales representatives have central and personalized accessto all relevant
worklists
• Worklistscanbegroupedbycategorytoprovidestructure
• Thenumberorscopeofupcomingtasksisdirectlyvisible
• Push mechanism
• Designedforbothoccasionalandprofessionalusers
Thefollowingfigurepresentsthisphilosophyusingasamplescreenshot:
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Figure146: Situationwiththeuseofpersonalobjectworklists
After selecting the desired worklist (for example, list of orders blocked for
delivery), you get a worklist with a table-like structure. The rows contain the
individual business objects, which you can select for further processing. The
columns contain the business data for a business object (for example, sales
document,sold-toparty,netprice). Thedatascopecanbeadjustedforthecurrent
task.
Inaddition,youcanexporttheworklisttoanExcelfile. Thesystemtransfersall
columnheadingsandthecontentsof thetablefieldsto the Excel file. Youcan
thenprocessthelistlocally,forexample,youcanaddacommenttoit. Youcan
also create a print version for a worklist.
Figure 147: Personal Object Worklist: From Open Tasks to Document
Processing
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Thesalesrepresentativescanalsocreatetheirownadditionalpersonalworklists
simplyandefficiently. Thecreationoftheseindividualqueriesissupportedbya
structured and system-guided process flow:
Figure 148: Creating your own queries
In the first step, you have to select the desired object type for your individual
query(for example, incompletesalesdocuments). Inthesecondstep, youthen
enter the criteria to beused for the query. In the final step of completion, you
specify adescription forthequery andactivateit.
Acompleteoverviewandsummaryofallservicesthatcanbecalledupbyinternal
salesrepresentativesinallworksetsisvisibleintheServiceMapworkset.
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Figure 149: “Service Map” Workset
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Lesson Summary
You should now be able to:
• Describe the basic structure and setup of SAP role “internal sales
representative”
• Explaintheadvantagesofpersonalobjectworklists
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Unit Summary
You should now be able to:
• Describe the basic structure and setup of SAP role “internal sales
representative”
• Explaintheadvantagesofpersonalobjectworklists
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Unit 11
IMG Overview
Unit Overview
ThisunitprovidesabriefoverviewoftheSAPSolutionManager. Italsolooks
at potential Customizing settings in sales and distribution and explainshow to
use the IMG.
Unit Objectives
After completing thisunit, you will beableto:
• DescribetheIMGfor implementingSAP ERP
Unit Contents
Lesson: Function of the IMG..................................................382
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Lesson: Function of the IMG
Lesson Overview
ThislessonprovidesanoverviewofSAPSolutionManagerandaquicklookat
Customizing in sales and distribution.
Lesson Objectives
After completingthislesson, you will beable to:
• Describethe IMGforimplementing SAP ERP
Business Example
TheprojectteamanalyzesSAPSolutionManagerandtheIMGsothattheSAP
system can be implemented more easily.
SAP Solution Manager
Figure 150: SAP Solution Manager
SAP Solution Manager supports you during the entire implementation phase
and helps you run SAP solutions. It is a platform that covers the lifecycle of
industrysolutionsfromthebusinessblueprintthroughconfigurationtoproduction
operation. SAP Solution Manager provides central access to preconfigured
content,tools,andmethodsthatyoucanusewhenevaluatingandimplementing
your systems.
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SAPSolutionManagerOperationsallowsyoutoconfigure,manage,andmonitor
systemsandbusinessprocessesforasolution. Youcanuseeithercomprehensive
solutionsorindividualsystems,businessprocesses,andsoftwarecomponents. It
also allowsyoutoset upyour ownsolution support.
Figure 151: Benefits of SAP Solution Manager
SAPSolutionManagerisacustomerplatformthatenablesSAPsolutionstobe
implemented and operated efficiently.
• Theplatformallowskeytaskstobecarriedoutonsiteduringimplementation.
• Covers key ASAP concepts.
• Improvedconceptsthattakeintoaccounttheuniquefeaturesofimplementing
SAP solutions.
• IntegratedplatformthathelpsyouimplementandrunSAPsolutions.
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Figure152: UsingSAPSolutionManagerDuringImplementation
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SAP SolutionManagersupportsyouduringall evaluationand implementation
phases. SAPSolutionManagerallowsyoutocarryoutthefollowingactivitiesin
an evaluation and implementation project:
• 1. Project preparation:The roadmaps contain information and processes
coveringallphasesoftheimplementationproject. SAPSolutionManageris
notreallyuseduntilaftertheevaluationphase. First,theprojectisdefinedin
SAPSolutionManager. Todoso,youenteradministrativedataforproject
administrationpurposes(detailsabouttheprojectdeadlineandresources,
forexample). Intheprojectpreparationphase,youdefinethescopeofthe
projectandthesystemlandscaperequiredforimplementingthesolution.
• 2. BusinessBlueprint: Youdefineabusinessblueprintbydocumentingthe
organizationalunits,masterdata,businessscenarios,andprocessesrequired
forimplementingthesolution. Whiledefiningthebusinessblueprint,read
the documentation provided by SAP and your partners, create your own
projectdocumentation,andassignindividualprojectstepstoactivities.
• 3. Implementation: You configure your business scenarios in the
development system. You check the test scenarios provided with your
solutionandassignadditionaltestscenariostotheindividualprocessesand
processsteps. Carryoutaconsistencycheckforcustomizingthebusiness
processes,thatis,checkwhetherthedifferentapplicationcomponentshave
beenproperlyaligned witheach other. Customizingcanbesynchronized
bydistribution. Youcanalsoorganizetests. Duringconfiguration,youcan
reusecertaintestscenarios. Youcancarryoutaprojectanalysisatanytime
duringtheprojecttogaininformationabouttheprojectstatus,testprogress,
or configuration.
• 4.,5. ProductionPreparation,Go-Live&Support: ExecutetheremoteSAP
servicesandmonitortheirstatus. Monitorandadministeryoursystemswith
real-timewarningsthataredisplayedinasystemgraphic,withweeklySAP
EarlyWatchalertreports,andcentralsystemadministrationtools.
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IMG Overview
Figure 153: IMG: Tasks
TheImplementationGuide(IMG)containsallCustomizingactivitiesnecessary
for implementing application components.
You can create Customizing projects in the SAP system. These help you to
structure and manage implementation. You can create and save cross-project
documentation.
You can createa separateIMG for each project.
YoucanworkwithCustomizingtransactions,projectdocumentation,cross-project
documentation,andproductmanagementinformationusingtheprojectIMG.
Figure 154: Customer-Specific Configuration ofthe IMG
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The IMG provides a checklist for the Customizing activities that a company
should carry out when implementing an SAP system. The IMG is structured
hierarchically.
ThestructureoftheIMGandthetoolscontainedinIMGmanagement(suchas
resourcemanagementandtheinterfacetoMicrosoftProject)helptheprojectteam
tocarryoutCustomizingactivitiesinasystematicsequence.
The scopeof theReferenceIMGcan besplit upinto separateprojects that are
in turn assigned to Project IMGs. You can use the Project IMG to maintain
Customizingactivities,projectandcross-projectdocumentation,andinformation
relevant for project management.
YoucancreateProjectIMGviewstoimprovethestructure. SimilarlytotheProject
IMG,youcanusetheseviewstomaintainCustomizingtransactions,projectand
cross-projectdocumentation,andinformationrelevanttoprojectmanagement.
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Lesson Summary
You should now be able to:
• Describethe IMGforimplementing SAP ERP
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Unit Summary
You should now be able to:
• DescribetheIMGfor implementingSAP ERP
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Unit 12
Appendix
Unit Overview
Thisunitgivesyouanoverviewofthenavigationoptionswithinthesystem.
Unit Objectives
After completing thisunit, you will beableto:
• Log on to the system successfully
• Listandusetheelementsof anSAPGUI screen
• Log off successfully from the system
• Create favorites
• StartthefunctionsofSAPsystemsindifferentways
• Describethestandard menusSystem andHelp
• UsevariousoptionsforpersonalizingtheSAPsystem
• Use the basic F1 help functions
• Use the F4 help
• Calluptheinformationprovidedbytheonlinedocumentation
Unit Contents
Lesson: Logon and Screen Design...........................................392
Exercise 16: Logon and Screen Design.................................399
Lesson: Selecting Functions and Personalizations ........................402
Exercise 17: Selecting Functions and Personalizations...............411
Lesson: Help Options ..........................................................416
Exercise 18: Help Options ................................................421
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Lesson: Logon and Screen Design
Lesson Overview
Inthislesson,youwilllearnhowtologontothesystemandlearnthemeaningof
the different screen elements of the SAP GUI.
Lesson Objectives
After completingthislesson, you will beable to:
• Log on to the system successfully
• Listand usetheelementsof anSAPGUIscreen
• Log off successfully from the system
Business Example
YouwanttoknowhowauserlogsontoanSAPsystemandwhatusesthevarious
SAP GUI screen elements have.
Logging on to the System
Thepresentationinterface,theSAPGraphicalUserInterface(SAPGUI),enables
theusertointeractwiththeSAPsystemandenterordisplaydata.
The SAP GUIisthe standard access for almost every SAP solution. Specially
configuredfront-endprogramscanbeusedtoaccesscertainSAPsystems. This
meansthattheSAPBusinessInformationWarehouse(SAPBW)forexample,has
BusinessExplorer(BEx)as aspecificfront-end.
TheSAPGUIimplementsthegraphicaluserinterfaceusingthefunctionsprovided
by the relevant presentation environment. SAP GUI isbased on the Windows
StyleGuideandisavailableforseveralplatforms,providingthesamefunctions
foreach. IfyoulearnedtouseSAPGUIononeplatform,youcanusethesystem
onanotherplatformexactlythesameasbefore,withtheexceptionofafewsmall
platform-specific GUI attributes.
The following typesofSAP GUIare available:
• SAP GUI for the Windows environment
• SAP GUI for the Java environment
• SAP GUI for HTML
TheSAP GUI isusedfortheWindowsenvironment.
TheSAPGUIprogramconnectsthecomputer(desktoporlaptop)withaparticular
SAP system. SAP provides an additional program for logging on to an SAP
system: SAP Logon.
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Figure 155: SAP Logon
AfterstartingSAPLogonyouwillseealistofSAPsystemsfromwhichyouselect
thesystemyouwanttologonto. Thislist comesfromthesaplogon.ini fileon
thecomputer. Thisfileistypically preconfigured centrally andmadeavailable
toendusers. TheSAPLogonprogramenablesa“logonloaddistribution”ofthe
resourcesmadeavailablebytheselectedsystemwhenyoulogon.
Figure 156: Logon Screen of an SAP System
Onceyouhavestartedtghelogonprocessfor asystem, youmustenter, among
otherthings,youruserandpasswordonthelogonscreenoftheselectedsystem.
Youalsohavetheoption of specifyingaparticular client andalogonlanguage
when you log on; the client is usually already filled appropriately. If you use
singlesign-on(SSO),youdonothavetomaketheseentries.
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Users
Userdataisstoredinthesystemaccordingtoclient. Forexample,youcan
logontoclient100inyoursystem,butnothaveauserforclient200. The
dataforauserwithinaclientisalsoknownasthe“usermasterrecord”.
password
Thefirsttimeyoulogontothesystem,youwillreceiveaninitialpassword
fromyoursystemadministrator. Duringyourfirstlogon,youmustspecify
yourownindividualpassword. Afterthis,youusethispasswordeverytime
youlogon. (Intheeventthatyourcompanyoperatesadifferentprocedure,
contact your system administrator.)
Onthelogonscreen,youcanusetheNewPasswordbuttontochangeyour
password up to once a day.
Client
Asarule,theclientrepresentsacompanyinanSAPsystem. Thismeansthat
inanSAPsystemwithseveralclients,severalcompaniescanberepresented
atthesametime. Theclienthasanequivalentasakeyfieldinthetablesof
the database used by the SAP system. After you log on to a client, you
canaccessdataforthatclientonly. Clientsrepresentbusiness-independent
entities.
Language
Whenyoulogon,youcanselectoneofthelogonlanguagesthatthesystem
supports. InstalledSAPsystemscansupportmanylanguages,whichalways
include at least English and oneother selected language. The number of
installedlanguagesdeterminewhichlanguagesaresupportedbyyoursystem.
YoucanlogontoanSAPsystemmorethanoncewithauser. Notehowever,that
multiple logons areloggedasofSAP R/3 Release4.6. This isfor security and
licensingreasons. Forasecondlogonandeachadditional logon withthesame
userID,aninformationmessageappears,suggestingthreeoptions:
• Terminate this logon.
• Continue with this logon without ending any other logonsto the system.
This will be logged in the system.
• Continuewiththislogonandendanyotherlogonsinthesystem.
If you want to use additional processing windows, you can work in several
sessions (processing window of the SAP system) simultaneously within one
logon. With thesystemparameter, your system administrator can specify how
manysessionsarepossibleforonelogontoanSAPsystem.
Hint: Thisparameterrdisp/max_alt_modes canbeset tovalues
betweenoneandnine;sixwindowsisthestandardsetting. Theparameter
cannotbeuser-specific,butrather,itisvalidforallusersinthesystem.
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Thesystemadministratorcaninsertadditionaltextonthelogonscreen. SeeSAP
Note 205487 for details.
Hint: SAPNotesprovidefurtherinformationaboutparticularfunctions
orprovidecorrectionsforknownerrorsinSAPproducts. ToaccessSAP
Notes,gototheSAPServiceMarketplaceathttp://service.sap.com/notes
and enter a valid user and password.
Afterloggingonsuccessfully,youwillreachtheinitialscreenoftheSAPsystem,
the SAP Easy Access screen.
Screen Layout
TheSAPEasyAccessscreenisthestandardinitialscreeninSAPsystems. Inthe
leftscreenarea,youwillseeatreehierarchydiagramofthemenusavailablein
theSAPsystemandintherightscreenarea,youcandisplayalogo. Thislogois
madeavailablecentrallybyyoursystemadministration,andcannotbesetbythe
individual users.
Figure 157: SAP Easy Access
For details about theconfigurationof the logo on theSAP EasyAccessscreen
(assuming you have the corresponding authorization), choose Extras →
Administration information. Note that the screen is defined in the system and
is transported to the desktop or laptop computer at every logon. The data is
compressedwhentransferred,howevertheinitiallogoshouldbenolargerthan20
KB.Youcanalsopreventthesystemfromopeningthisscreen,eitherbyselecting
“LowSpeedConnection”intheSAPLogonprogram(seeSAPNote161053)or
by choosing Extras → Settings.
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Youwillseeatypicalscreenlayout(withdifferentelements)ifyouchooseSystem
→UserProfile→OwnDataandthenselectthetabpageDefaults. Thenyouwill
see thisscreen, which is specific to your user:
Figure 158: Maintain User Profile
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