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Base SAP PP Config

The document outlines the baseline configuration steps for SAP PP to facilitate manufacturing transactions, detailing specific settings and their corresponding paths in the Implementation Guide. Key configurations include defining material types for BOM headers and items, assigning MRP controllers, and setting parameters for work centers and production orders. Additional elements covered include scheduling margins, order types, and confirmation parameters to ensure efficient production planning and control.

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Base SAP PP Config

The document outlines the baseline configuration steps for SAP PP to facilitate manufacturing transactions, detailing specific settings and their corresponding paths in the Implementation Guide. Key configurations include defining material types for BOM headers and items, assigning MRP controllers, and setting parameters for work centers and production orders. Additional elements covered include scheduling margins, order types, and confirmation parameters to ensure efficient production planning and control.

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Baseline SAP PP Configuration Steps

Use:
Baseline SAP PP configuration to execute manufacturing transactions for
business run without any hassle.
The configuration steps have mappings to corresponding menu path to where
the configuration has been done in the IMG (Implementation Guide).

Define Material Types Allowed for BOM Header: Define the material types in
conjunction with BOM usages that are allowed for the BOM header material.
You make these settings; you can make a generic entry in the fields for the
BOM usage and the material type.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data > Bill
of Material > General Data > Define Material Types Allowed for BOM Header
Define Allowed Material Types for BOM Items: Define the material types in
conjunction with BOM usages that are allowed for the BOM items. You can
make a generic entry in the fields "BOM usg", "Mat type headr", and "Mtype
BOM item".

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data > Bill of
Material > Item Data > Define Allowed Material Types for BOM Items
Person Responsible for Work Center: Person responsible in work center is a
person who will maintain (Create, Change work center) in SAP based upon the
changes happening on the Shop floor.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data >
Master Data > Work Center > General Data > Determine Person Responsible

Parameters: Define parameters, which you then assign to the standard value
keys. You can assign any meaning to these standard values. Please keep in mind
that the meaning of the fields is specified by the key words.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data >
Master Data > Work Center > General Data > Standard Value > Define
Parameters
Standard Value Keys: The standard value key determines the meaning of the six
standard values in the operation. The SAP System assigns a parameter ID to the
standard values of the operation and the work in network activities.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data >
Master Data > Work Center > General Data > Standard Value > Define Standard
Value Key
Define control key: The Control Key you can define Business functions to be
carried out with operation.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data >
Master Data > Work Center > General Data > Standard Value > Define Standard
Value Key
Define Formulas for Work Centers: Create the formulas for work centers that
you want to use, for example, for scheduling or costing.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Basic Data >
Master Data > Work Center > Capacity Planning> Work Center Formulas>
Define formula parameters for work centers

MRP Type: MRP type determines whether and how the material is planned.
This is maintained for each material at plant level.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Material


Requirements Planning> Master Data > Check MRP Types
MRP Controller: In this step, we define a number that is assigned to the MRP
controller. The MRP controller is a person or a group of persons responsible for
monitoring material availability. We can use the number entered here, for
example, to select the planning results per MRP controller. Every material that
is relevant to the planning run must be assigned an MRP controller number in
the material master record.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production > Material


Requirements Planning> Master Data > Define MRP Controllers
MRP Groups: MRP groups are used when the plant division for planning is not
enough for the division of the different materials MRP requirements. You
assign different groups according to the requirements to run MRP (different
Settings). These settings will be taken in account when you run MRP for single
item or total planning.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Material Management >


Consumption-Based Planning > MRP Groups > Carry Out Overall Maintenance
of MRP Groups

Lot Size Procedure: The system uses lot-sizing procedure within materials
planning to calculate the quantity to be procured or produced.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Material


Requirement Planning> Planning> Lot-Size Calculation> Check Lot Sizing
Procedure
Scheduling Margin Key: The system uses this key to determine the floats
required for scheduling an order. The key is maintained for the material at plant
level.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production> Material


Requirement Planning> Planning> Scheduling and Capacity Parameters> Define
Floats (Schedule Margin Key)

Order Types: The order type relates to the production orders that are created.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Shop Floor


Control> Master Data> Order> Define Order types
Order-Type-Dependent Parameters: Parameters that are valid for each order
type and plant. Here, you define the data that influences master data selection
or order master data maintenance like BOM and Routing selection, documents
of goods movements, costing variants and RA keys.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Shop Floor


Control> Master Data> Order> Define Order-Type-Dependent Parameters

Planning Tab:

Production versions:

This setting allows you to decide whether the production versions should be
selected manually in the order or it should be selected automatically
depending upon the validity dates or the lot sizes.

Selection ID:

The selection ID mentioned here allows the system to prioritize the selection of
Routing/Recipe types for the order. Routing/Recipe selection is configured for
automatic selection of Routings/Recipe in the orders.

Task List type:

You can also select the task list type that you mandatorily want to be selected
in the order.

Alternative Sequences Can be Transferred:

If you select this indicator, it is possible to transfer the Alternative sequences


available in the task list, to the order. This indicator works together with the
possibility of sequence exchanges.

Routing Selection:

This setting governs the selection method of Routings in the Order and not the
selection of routing types in the order.
Implementation Tab:

The Second View stresses more on passing information of the order to the
database information systems. It is not harmful is you just tick mark on the
indicators.
Costing Tab:

Configured by the SAP CO consultants and it deals with the SAP controlling
aspects related to costing of the order and the maintaining the cost sheets.
Display Profile Tab:

The final tab is the Display Profile tab that wants you to enter the reporting
profiles for collective orders and missing part list. You can as well keep the
standard profiles here.
Production Scheduling Profile: In a production scheduling profile, we can
specify that in a production order particular business transaction are carried
out in parallel

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Shop Floor


Control> Master Data> Define Production Scheduling Profile
Production Supervisor: Define the production supervisors for your plants. By
assigning production supervisors to materials within the application, you can
define responsibilities for a material within production activity control.

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Shop Floor


Control> Master Data> Define Production Scheduling Profile

Order Type Confirmation Parameters: In this step, we define the confirmation


parameters for each plant and order type. Using checks, you can define

what happens when the sequence of operations is not adhered during


confirmation

what happens when you want to confirm a larger quantity than was confirmed
for the preceding operation

We can choose between a termination message, an error message, a warning


message, and an information message.

whether we want the total confirmed quantity of an operation checked for


under delivery or over delivery tolerance in the order header

What effect a QM result recording has on the confirmation.


whether dates (for example, posting date, end of lead time, etc) should also be
displayed with a date that is further in the future than the time of creation

Path: SAP Customizing Implementation Guide > Production>Shop Floor


Control> Operations> Confirmation > Define Confirmation Parameters

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