1. Introduction SAP Manufacturing Execution (ME) Dr. Djamal Ziani King Saud University

2. Business Scenario Engineering informed you that they updated the BOM for the redesigned pump. You are a material planner. You want to verify the changes and you want to view other master data (work center, routing) used in ME. Before scheduling production you realize that you need to rerun MRP due to the change in the BOM MRP will generate a planned order. You will convert one of them to a production order. You will process the steps of issuing material to production order, confirming activities, receiving the finished pump into inventory, …

3. Objectives

4. Organizational Level in ME Client Company code Plant Storage location

5. Master Data Used Material Master Bill Of Material (BOM) Routing Work center/Resources Task lists PRTs (Production resource tools)

6. Material Master

7. Bill of Material (BOM) The BOM are single level. The items of the BOM can themselves contain further BOM

8. Work Center (Resource) Data

9. Basic data: – Task list usage: specify the task list types (routing, rate routing, master recipe, equipment task list, or inspection plans). – Standard value: is a planned value used to carry out an operation, such as the execution time. They are used in costing, scheduling, and capacity requirements planning in order to calculate costs, execution times, and capacity requirements.

10. Work Center (Resource) Data Default values – When you maintain the operations in the routing, rate routing, master recipe or production/process order, the system copies or references this information. Cost center – By assigning a cost center to a resource, you link the resource to cost accounting and can now carry out product and order costing.

11. Work Center (Resource) Data Capacities – Available capacities of resources are the basis for scheduling process orders. They are also required for capacity requirements planning and shop floor control. HR assignment – Assign people to a work center. Scheduling – Make the schedule in the work center.

12. Routings Routings contain the steps that are necessary for production: – The corresponding operations – The sequence – Work center in which these operations are to be executed – Time elements that are relevant for scheduling the operations

13. Routings

14. Routings and Work Centers

15. Routings and BOM

16. Production Order processing-Glossary WIP: Work in Process PDC : Plan Data Collector Material withdrawal: Get the components for the assembly Material Staging : Transferring the material from your main store to production location.

17. Production Order processing

18. Order Creation Options

19. Elements of Production Order

20. Order Release Functions

21. Availability Check ( Material, Capacity, PRT )

22. Production Order: Goods issue Posting The goods issue posting (GI) is executed for a consumption of a material component for production order The following functions are executed: – Storage location update – Reservation – Determination of actual costs: evaluation and update order – Creation of: Material document: goods movement (MM stock point of view) Accounting document: : goods movement (financial accounting point of view) Cost accounting documents: serve various analysis purposes (financial controlling point of view)

23. Production Order: Goods issue Posting

24. Confirmation Procedures

25. Production Order: Goods receipt Posting The goods receipt posting (GR) realizes the stock receipt of a produced product. The following functions are executed: – Storage location update – Reservation – Determination of actual costs: evaluation and update order – Creation of: Material document: goods movement (MM stock point of view) Accounting document: : goods movement (financial accounting point of view) Cost accounting documents: serve various analysis purposes (financial controlling point of view)

26. Production Order: Goods receipt Posting

27. Period-End Closing: Settlement

28. Initial or first contribution margin for the period: Compare the standard cost of goods manufactured for the product with the revenues Second contribution margin for the period: the variances between the actual costs and the standard cost of goods manufactured.