Using Simultaneous Costing in Stock Valuation and Purchasing

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to use planning and valuation in a make-to-order scenario

Valuated Sales Order Stock

A diagram showing a Bill of Materials (BOM) breakdown for a sales order, with finished good, semi-finished good, raw material, and collective raw material requirements.

You use valuated sales order stock if you want the goods movements to have corresponding postings in Financial Accounting (FI).

Sales order stock is assigned exclusively to a particular sales order and sales order item.

It cannot be used for other sales orders or sales order items.

Sales order stocks can be independent requirements. For this reason, the material components can only be used to manufacture the material ordered by the customer and are listed in a particular sales order item. The material manufactured can only be delivered to the customer in the context of the sales order item.

Sales Order Controlling – Planning

A diagram showing cost object 7000/10 broken down into planned revenue, costs, and actual revenue and costs, with product costing split into BOM and routing components.

You can calculate the planned costs of the sales order using product costing with quantity structure (BOM and routing). Alternatively, you can use unit costing if the quantity structure has not been defined with a BOM and routing. This is typically the case for service products.

Within a unit costing, the system does not create a cost component split.

You can change a product cost estimate (with quantity structure) in the sales order item using the postprocessing function. In this case, you’ll get an explosion of the product costing as unit costing and you can change any items especially delete items or add new item. Using this function, the system does not write a cost component split. Because of this, you cannot use such a modified product cost estimate as the basis for valuation in Profitability Analysis (CO-PA).

Material Requirements Planning (MRP)

The image illustrates how individual components are costed when using a valuated sales order stock strategy, displaying an SD order, BOM structure with FIN-I component, and a purchase order with raw material requirements and associated planned/actual costs for components like SEMI-I, RAW-C, and activity costs.

With multilevel Material Requirements Planning (MRP), you can calculate the independent and dependent requirements for the sales order.

You use valuated sales order stock if you want the goods movements to have corresponding posting in Financial Accounting (FI). Any goods movements from or to the valuated sales order stock debits or credits the consumer or the supplier as appropriate.

Material Requirement Planning (MRP) and Purchase a Material for MTO Production

The image depicts the process flow of a purchase order for raw materials, including the creation of a purchase order, goods receipt, invoice verification, and the impact on inventory valuation, expenses, customer accounts, and sales revenue. The inventory quantity and valuation are shown for different material types.

If price differences occur, they are posted to the price difference account. Using the valuation class in the material master (Accounting View 1), you can specify whether customer or project stock uses different accounts to Make-To-Stock inventory (MTS).

If the inventory account is controlled as a statistical cost element (type 90), the sales order and project stock can be displayed in the sales order report as funds commitment.

FI generates the usual posting record for goods receipts, but with special accounts for the sales order or the project stock, where applicable.

Perform MRP Single Item Sales Order and Purchase Material for MTO Production

Summary

  • Valuated sales order stock posts goods movements in Financial Accounting.
  • Sales order stock is exclusive to a specific sales order and item.
  • Planned costs can be calculated using product costing with quantity structure.
  • Material Requirements Planning calculates independent and dependent requirements.