SAP PP (Production Planning) Training Tutorial

Course Summary

SAP PP (Production Planning) is a SAP modules, specially designed for integrating different department involved in production and manufacturing. This tutorial explain some important components of SAP PP like Data Center, BOM, Work Center, CRP and so on.

What should I know?

This course is helpful for mangers as well as beginners who is aspired to built careers in production area. It deals with the various department of manufacturing and production. Basic knowledge of any SAP module will be a plus.

Training Syllabus

Introduction

👉 Tutorial	Introduction to SAP PP (Production Planning)
👉 Tutorial	Bill of Material (BOM) in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Work Center in SAP PP

Advanced Stuff

👉 Tutorial	How to Create/Change/Display Routing in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	How to Create Production version in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Demand management Tutorial for SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Material Requirement Planning(MRP) Process Tutorial
👉 Tutorial	Long Term Planning (LTP) Tutorial in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Capacity Requirement Planning Tutorial in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Goods Movement against Production Order Tutorial in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Production Order in SAP PP
👉 Tutorial	Reports used in SAP PP

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How to Create Production version in SAP PP C223

The production version is the link between a product BOM (Bill of Material) and the process Routing. It determines which alternative BOM is used together with which routing to produce a material or plan a material. There may be different production versions based on the lot sizes and validity dates. For example, there may be different versions if you want to produce 1 – 100 liter of paint than 100 – 1000 liter of paint, as such the different composition of BOM may be required in both cases. It comprises of the following data: The assignment of routings to the production version The assignment of the alternative BOM to the production version Production versions are used in material requirements planning (MRP), production order creation, and product costing to select the most suitable routing and the corresponding bill of material. In order to create production version, perform the following steps- Step 1) From SAP Easy access screen open transaction C223 Enter Plant Code. Enter pare

Introduction to SAP PP (Production Planning)

What is Production Planning? Production Planning is the process of aligning demand with manufacturing capacity to create production and procurement schedules for finished products and component materials. SAP PP is an important module of SAP. It tracks and makes a record of the manufacturing process flows, for example, the planned and actual costs. Also, goods movements from the conversion of raw material to semi-finished goods. It is fully integrated with the other SAP modules: SD, MM, QM, FICO & PM. Organization Structure in SAP PP In any live Production Planning module, locations of manufacturing plants and storage within the plants, should be available in the system. Importance of Plant and storage locations in Production Planning- All Production master data is created at Plant level. Planning activities are also performed at Plant level. Production Confirmation process and related goods movement occur at plant and storage location level. Master Data in SAP PP Master data is

Production Order in SAP: CO01, MD16, CO02, CO15

A production order defines which material is to be processed, at which location, and at what time and how much quantity is required. It also defines which components and sequence of operations are to be used and how the order costs are to be settled. Planned orders are results of running MRP. Shortages of materials that are set to internal procurement will create planned orders, which can be converted into production orders. Production orders are “hard copies”; they cannot be adjusted by an MRP run anymore. BOM and routing data of the materials are copied into the production order which determines the list of components and operational data in the order. Planned Costs also gets updated in the production order via component price and routing activity price. You can run an availability check on production orders which determines any missing components in the order so that you can bring that missing component for the order execution at shop floor. You can print the production order for

What is SAP? Meaning of SAP ERP Software

What is SAP? SAP stands for Systems Applications and Products in Data Processing. SAP, by definition, is also the name of the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software as well as the name of the company. SAP Software is a European multinational, founded in 1972 by Wellenreuther, Hopp, Hector, Plattner, and Tschira. They develop software solutions for managing business operations and customer relationships. SAP system consists of a number of fully integrated modules, which covers virtually every aspect of business management. SAP is #1 in the ERP market. As of 2010, SAP has more than 140,000 installations worldwide, over 25 industry-specific business solutions and more than 75,000 customers in 120 countries. Other Competitive products of SAP Software in the market are Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, etc. What is SAP ERP? Why is it Required? The very fundamental question for any beginners is why Enterprise Resource Planning also called ERP, is required? To answer this, let’s examine thi

Long Term Planning (LTP) in SAP PP: MS31, MS04, MD61

SAP PP Long Term Planning (LTP) Long Term Planning (LTP) in SAP PP is used to simulate the future demand and supply situation in all BOM levels. The main function is to check the capacity situation, material requirement and vendor ability to provide the material in desired time. This is not an actual run but a simulative run where actual planning situation is not being affected, and we can see the capacity situation of the work centers well ahead in time. If such information is available in advance, then we can decide at an early date whether additional machines will be required to cope with capacity bottlenecks. LTP (Long Term Planning) is nothing but MRP run in simulation version to simulate the production plan for the future. It is possible to transfer the plan from simulative version to operative version “00”(actual planning) if through simulation it is found that all capacity and requirement can be fulfilled. The purchasing department can also utilize the outcome of long-term pl

SAP PP Reports Tutorial: COOIS, MB52, CS15, CS12

There are many reports available in SAP pertaining to Master Data, Production Orders and Goods Movement against orders. It helps users to view the overall situation of the plant with ease Through PP reports, you can view Production and Consumption data about the material for the specific time period. Current Plant stock can also be displayed real time You can also see target order quantity to be executed and track the orders through various order status via standard SAP reports How to display order information systems This order info system displays the list of orders along with the quantity, dates, and their status. You can also see the goods movement on the orders. This gives view for the shop floor person to plan and execute the orders which are on priority, and you can see the actual delivered quantity against the plan. Step 1) From SAP Easy access screen open transaction COOIS Select the option “Order Headers” in the List field Flag production orders checkbox Enter your manufac

SAP Demand Management Tutorial: MD61, MD62, MD04, MD74, MD75

What is Planned Independent Requirement (PIR)? Planned Independent Requirements (PIR) are used to perform Demand Management functions. A Planned Independent Requirement contains one planned quantity and one date for a material, or one planned quantity split over time according to dates. PIR version “00” has an active indicator, which specifies that requirements would be considered in Material Requirement Planning (MRP). If you want to maintain a number of versions of planned independent requirements, but do not want to include all versions in the material requirement planning run, you can set some versions to active and others to inactive, which could be used for simulations in Long term Planning. PIR’s are associated with requirement type which is driven from planning strategies in the material master, which determines methods of planning – Make to Stock or Make to Order. PIR’s are displayed in stock requirement list so that Planner can see and plan the production based on it. PIR’s

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