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Introduction to SAP PP Routing Guide

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Introduction to SAP PP Routing
• Routing is part of SAP Production Planning (PP) module.

• It defines the process steps (operations) and resources (work


centers) required to manufacture a product.

• Routing helps streamline and standardize production


activities.

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Why We Use Routing in SAP
• Routing provides detailed instructions for the production
process.
• Ensures consistency in production across batches and plants.

• Supports automated scheduling and capacity analysis.

• Helps in calculating operation-wise production costs.

• Provides basis for lead time and delivery planning.

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Tcodes Related to Routing
• CA01 – Create Routing: To define a new routing for a material.

• CA02 – Change Routing: Modify existing routing data.

• CA03 – Display Routing: View the routing details.

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SAP GUI
Transaction Code CA01

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Routing Components in SAP
• Routing Header: Contains metadata like material, plant, usage,
and status.
• Operations: Each operation defines a step in production (e.g.,
cutting, assembling).
• Work Centers: Resource where operations are performed (e.g.,
machine, labor).
• Control Key: Determines how the operation is processed (e.g.,
external/internal).
• Standard Values: Time parameters like setup time, processing
time, etc.
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Routing and Production Orders
• When a production order is created, routing is copied into the
order.
• Operations guide the shop floor execution process.
• Enables time tracking, cost accumulation, and progress
monitoring.
• Routing affects scheduling and capacity planning at work
centers.

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Integration with Other SAP Modules
• SAP MM: Material Master data is linked with routing.
• SAP PM: Maintains equipment and work center capacity.
• SAP QM: Quality inspections can be defined in routing
operations.
• SAP CO: Captures cost based on routing activities.
• SAP PS: Supports project-based manufacturing processes

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