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Table of Contents
Configuration Guide for Outsourced Transportation ....................................................................... 8
The Scenario ................................................................................................................................ 9
Before You Start......................................................................................................................... 11
Master Data................................................................................................................................ 13
Master Data in SAP Enterprise Resource Planning ............................................................... 14
Maintaining Organizational Objects .................................................................................... 15
Assigning Organizational Objects ....................................................................................... 17
Assigning Pricing Determination Procedures ..................................................................... 18
Assigning Shipping Points .................................................................................................. 19
Creating Customer Masters ................................................................................................ 20
Creating Vendor Masters .................................................................................................... 22
Defining Products ............................................................................................................... 24
Maintaining Price Conditions for Materials ......................................................................... 27
Master Data in SAP Transportation Management ................................................................. 28
Transferring Master Data from SAP ERP to SAP TM ........................................................ 29
Creating Integration Models ............................................................................................ 30
Activating Integration Models .......................................................................................... 33
Defining Organizational Units ............................................................................................. 35
Editing Locations ................................................................................................................ 41
Defining Transportation Zones ........................................................................................... 42
Maintaining Transportation Zone Hierarchies ..................................................................... 44
Defining Means of Transport .............................................................................................. 45
Defining Transportation Lanes............................................................................................ 46
Creating Contact Persons for Carriers ............................................................................... 48
Creating Business Partners for Shipping Points................................................................. 50
Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 51
Sales Order Management in SAP ERP .................................................................................. 52
Defining and Identifying Sales Orders ................................................................................ 53
Activating Transfer of Sales Documents ............................................................................ 54
Text Determination in Sales Orders ................................................................................... 55
Creating Output .................................................................................................................. 56
ERP Invoicing ......................................................................................................................... 57
Mapping Organizational Units............................................................................................. 58
Order-Based Transportation Requirements ........................................................................... 59
Defining Conditions for Quantity Tolerances ...................................................................... 60
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Defining Conditions for Change Controller Strategies ........................................................ 61
Defining Text Schemas....................................................................................................... 62
Assigning ERP Text Types to TM Text Types for OTR ...................................................... 63
Defining Service Levels ...................................................................................................... 64
Defining Freight Unit Building Rules ................................................................................... 65
Defining OTR Types ........................................................................................................... 67
Defining Conditions for OTR Type Determination .............................................................. 70
Creating Delivery Profiles ................................................................................................... 72
Defining Tendering Profiles ................................................................................................ 73
Defining General Settings for Tendering ............................................................................ 76
Defining Conditions for Incompatibilities ............................................................................. 80
Creating Incompatibilities.................................................................................................... 82
Configuring Incompatibility Settings ................................................................................... 84
Defining Carrier Selection Settings ..................................................................................... 85
Defining Freight Order Types ............................................................................................. 89
Defining Freight Settlement Document Types .................................................................... 96
Charge Management .............................................................................................................. 97
Defining Scales ................................................................................................................... 98
Defining Rate Tables ........................................................................................................ 100
Defining Calculation Sheets.............................................................................................. 106
Defining Freight Agreement Types ................................................................................... 110
Defining Freight Agreements ............................................................................................ 111
Defining Settlement Profiles ............................................................................................. 113
Defining Charge Calculation Profiles ................................................................................ 114
Configuring Organizational Settings for Charge Elements ............................................... 115
Transportation Allocation ......................................................................................................... 116
Defining Transportation Allocations ..................................................................................... 117
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Configuration Guide for Outsourced Transportation
About this Document
This configuration guide describes a scenario for Outsourced Transportation. You must
implement this scenario as described, and once you have verified the functionality, you can
modify the data to suit your own environment and operating conditions.
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The Scenario
This configuration guide explains how to configure the Outsourced Transportation scenario
manually.
If you want to configure the scenario automatically using Business Configuration Sets and similar
tools, see the information in the SAP Best Practices Quick Guide.
This scenario requires your SAP ERP system to be configured to run the following processes:
o Delivery creation
o Transfer to accounting
o Transfer to accounting
FI/CO
Geography
The Outsourced Transportation scenario assumes a transportation network in the United States
with a plant/shipping point in Chicago. To use the transportation network as described this
document, you must ensure that the plant used in the customer system is located in the same
vicinity.
The following organizational structures and document types are used by default and must be
adapted to customer-specific organizational structures as required:
Plant 3100
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Sales organization 3000
Distribution channel 10
Division 00
More Information
For more information about the prerequisites for this scenario, see Before You Start [Page 11].
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Before You Start
Prerequisites
Before you start to configure the Outsourced Transportation scenario, you must have configured
the settings in the following guides in SAP Solution Manager under SAP Transportation
Management Configuration Structures Basic Settings for SAP TM 9.0 :
Some settings in this guide can be copied from the existing SAP ERP configuration. In particular,
SAP ERP Customizing settings can be reused for the following:
Financial Accounting
Controlling
If you require a scenario-specific enterprise structure, we recommend that you copy the existing,
standard configuration settings (such as Country Template for Company Codes incl. G/L
Accounts) and change them as necessary (such as addresses).
Business system groups, logical systems, RFC connections, and system connections
used throughout this guide are examples only. Replace these with your own data.
This guide also assumes the use of Business Add-Ins (BAdIs), which add a prefix or suffix to
master data objects transferred from SAP ERP to SAP TM (see SAP Note 458914). An overview
of the prefixes and suffixes used is provided in the table below:
Example:
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Shipping point name in SAP ERP: 3100
If you have not implemented the corresponding BAdI in your system, the names of the objects are
not changed.
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Master Data
Master data is used throughout a number of business transactions in both SAP Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP) and SAP Transportation Management (TM). Before you can start to
work with SAP Transportation Management, you must configure the master data accordingly.
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Master Data in SAP Enterprise Resource Planning
SAP Transportation Management (TM) is integrated into SAP Enterprise Resource Planning
(ERP), and so you must configure the settings in SAP ERP and enter master data. The following
procedures explain this process in more detail:
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Maintaining Organizational Objects
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, check that the organizational structure has been defined.
Enterprise Structure
3000 Definition Financial
Company code Accounting Edit, Copy,
(currency USD) Delete, Check Company
Code
Enterprise Structure
Definition Sales and
Sales organization 3000 Distribution Define, copy,
delete, check sales
organization
Enterprise Structure
Definition Sales and
Distribution channel 10 Distribution
Enterprise Structure
Definition Sales and
Sales office 3000
Distribution Maintain Sales
Office
Enterprise Structure
Definition Sales and
Sales group 300
Distribution Maintain Sales
Group
Enterprise Structure
Definition Plant
Plant 3100 Maintenance Maintain
Maintenance Planning Plant
Enterprise Structure
Definition Materials
Storage location 0001
Management Maintain
Storage Location
Enterprise Structure
Shipping point 3100 Definition Logistics
Execution Define, Copy,
Delete, Check Shipping Point
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Organizational Object Value Navigation Path
Enterprise Structure
Definition Materials
Purchasing organization 3000
Management Maintain
Purchasing Organization
Enterprise Structure
Definition Materials
Purchasing group P01 Management Purchasing
Create Purchasing Groups
Enterprise Structure
Definition Logistics -
Division 00
General Define, Copy,
Delete, Check Division
2. Assign these objects in enterprise structure. For more information, see Assigning
Organizational Objects [Page 17].
3. Check and assign the pricing procedure determination in SAP ERP for sales orders
based on the organizational structure above. For more information, see Assigning Pricing
Determination Procedures [Page 18].
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Assigning Organizational Objects
Once you have defined and checked your organizational objects, you must specify assignments
in the SAP ERP system.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide
Enterprise Structure Assignment Logistics – General Assign Plant to Company
Code .
2. Enter the relevant information to assign your plant to your company code.
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Assigning Pricing Determination Procedures
Procedure
1. Check and assign the pricing determination procedure in SAP ERP as specified below.
2. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide Sales
and Distribution Basic Functions Pricing Pricing Control Define and Assign
Pricing Procedures Define Pricing Procedure Determination . Alternatively, enter
transaction OVKK in the command field.
Dv Division 00
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Assigning Shipping Points
Procedure
1. Assign a shipping point in Customizing for Logistics Execution under Shipping Basic
Shipping Functions Shipping Point and Goods Receiving Point Determination Assign
Shipping Points .
2. Create a new entry and enter the details contained in the following table:
Field Value
SC 01
LGrp 0001
Plnt 3100
PrShP 3100
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Creating Customer Masters
You must create customer masters in the SAP ERP system.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Logistics Sales and
Distribution Master Data Business Partner Customer Create Total .
Alternatively, enter transaction XD01 in the command field.
2. To create the customer master, enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Customer OT-CU-01
Distribution Channel 10
Division 00
Field Value
Shipping Conditions 01
4. On the Sales tab page, enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Currency USD
Cust.pric.proc 1
5. Choose the Billing Documents tab page and enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Incoterms FH
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Field Value
countries.
6. On the Account Management tab page, in the Recon. Account field, enter 144003.
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Creating Vendor Masters
You must create vendor masters in the SAP ERP system.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Logistics Logistics Execution
Master Data Partner Service Agent Create . Alternatively, enter transaction
XK01 in the command field.
2. Enter your data for the carriers based on the following table:
3. Choose Enter.
4. On the Create Vendor: Address screen, enter your data based on the following table:
Fast
PGI Truck National Green
Name Trucking &
Lines Trucking Transport
Logistics
Region PA NJ PA NJ
Ctry US US US US
5. Choose Next Screen or press F8 until you reach the Create Vendor: Accounting
Information Accounting screen.
Reconciliation
164003 164003 164003 164003
Account
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Vendor OT-CR-01 OT-CR-02 OT-CR-03 OT-CR-04
Cash
Management A1 A1 A1 A1
Group
7. Choose Next Screen or press F8 until you reach the Create Vendor: Purchasing Data
screen.
Terms of
0001 0001 0001 0001
Payment
GR-Based Inv.
Selected Selected Selected Selected
Verif.
Serv.-Based
Selected Selected Selected Selected
Inv. Ver.
9. Choose Next Screen or press F8 to open the Create Vendor: Partner Functions screen.
Partner
VN VN VN VN
Function
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Defining Products
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen of the SAP ERP system, choose SAP menu
Logistics Materials Management Material Master Material Create (General)
Immediately . Alternatively, enter transaction MM01 in the command field.
o Material OT-PROD-01
o Distribution channel 10
o Basic Data 1
o Purchasing
o Plant 3100
o Distribution channel 10
Field Value
Net Weight 95
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Field Value
Weight Unit LB
Volume 10
6. On the Sales: Sales Org. Data 1 view, enter –1 as the tax classification for all assigned
countries.
Field Value
Field Value
LoadingGrp 0001
Field Value
Field Value
Price Control S
After creating the material you need to make it available in your storage location.
Therefore follow the following steps:
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Field Value
Plant 3100
Item 1 Value
Material OT-PROD-01
Quantity 10000
UnE BAG
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Maintaining Price Conditions for Materials
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen of the SAP ERP system, choose SAP Menu
Logistics Sales and Distribution Material Master Conditions Select (Using
Condition Type) Create . Alternatively, enter transaction VK11 in the command field.
o Distribution Channel: 10
o Material: OT-PROD-01
o Amount: 100
o Unit: USD
o Per: 1
o UoM: BAG
o Calculation Rule: C
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Master Data in SAP Transportation Management
Since this scenario setup assumes that SAP Transportation Management (TM) is connected to
SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), some data such as plants and customers must be
transferred to SAP TM from SAP ERP.
The following processes explain how to enter and maintain the remaining data:
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Transferring Master Data from SAP ERP to SAP TM
Procedure
1. Transfer the following data from SAP ERP to SAP Transportation Management (SAP
TM):
Field Value
OT-CR-02
OT-CR-02
Carrier code (in SAP ERP and SAP TM)
OT-CR-03
OT-CR-04
Materials OT-PROD-01
For more information about transferring data from SAP ERP to SAP TM, see Integration
of SAP TM with SAP ERP. In particular, pay attention to the information regarding
selecting an integration model
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Creating Integration Models
In this procedure, you create integration models, which specify which data objects are to be
selected from the total dataset in SAP ERP for the transfer to SAP TM. You do not need all
available master data and transaction data in SAP ERP for planning in SAP TM.
To create the integration model, first mark the object types (for example, customer masters) to be
selected on the Create Integration Model selection screen. Next, you select specific selection
criteria that further restrict the object types you have already selected.
For this scenario you need to transfer the following master data types from SAP ERP to SAP TM:
Customer master
Carriers
Shipping point
Plant
In SAP TM, you create business partners and/or locations based on the settings when activating
the integration models (see Activating Integration Models [Page 33]).
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For performance reasons, we recommend that you use only one object type for each
integration model.
Prerequisites
You have completed the Customizing and default settings for integration in both SAP TM and
SAP ERP.
You have maintained the relationship between the source and target system in both systems.
Procedure
Create Integration Model for Customers
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP ERP, choose Logistics Central Functions
Supply Chain Planning Interface Core Interface Advanced Planner and Optimizer
Integration Model Create CFM1 .
3. In the Material Independent Objects screen area, activate the indicator Customers,
Vendors and Shipping points.
4. Choose the Special Restrictions for each object and enter the master data relevant for
your scenario:
Customers OT-CU-01 2
OT-CR-01
OT-CR-02
Vendors 1
OT-CR-03
OT-CR-04
6. Save the Create Integration Model screen to create a selection variant for your
integration model.
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8. Choose Execute to create the integration model.
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Activating Integration Models
In this procedure, you activate integration models.
Activating an integration model causes an initial transfer of master data from SAP ERP to SAP
TM. The integration models to be activated are compared with the integration models that are
already active. In this way, the transfer restricts itself to differences. In other words, the system
transfers only data for filter objects that are not contained in any active integration models.
To transfer all data records again, you have to deactivate and then reactivate all active integration
models.
When activating the integration model, you must define whether you want to create a business
partner, a business partner and a location, or only a location in SAP TM. Business partners are
necessary for the commercial part of the business, whereas locations are necessary for planning
and executing transportation. This means that whenever cargo needs to be picked up or
delivered, a location is necessary. In this scenario, you create business partners and locations for
the customers. Since the carriers are external, you only create business partners. If the distances
and transportation times from the depot of the carrier are important, then you need to create a
location for the carrier.
Procedure
Activate Integration Model for Customers
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP ERP, choose Logistics Central Functions
Supply Chain Planning Interface Core Interface Advanced Planner and Optimizer
Integration Model Activate CFM2 .
3. Choose Execute.
The selection screen displays the available integration models for the model name you
have specified.
Versions: If several integration models exist with the same name, they are displayed in
chronological order (according to date and time).
An OK icon displayed to the left of the model generation date and time shows that the
integration model has been activated.
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If you want to deactivate the integration model, repeat the above procedure and ensure
that the OK icon is no longer displayed.
6. You can use the Check pushbutton to carry out a consistency check on the status of the
integration model.
The system tests all active models, including those models scheduled for activation, but
excluding those models scheduled for deactivation.
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Defining Organizational Units
Organizational units (purchasing organizations and purchasing groups) are used when a freight
order is created.
Sales Organization
Sales Group
Purchasing Organization
Purchasing Group
You can also transfer organizational units from SAP ERP to SAP TM using transaction
/SCMTMS/ORG_INT. As this scenario makes use of order integration and invoice
integration, it is recommended to use this automatic integration approach.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose or enter transaction /scmtms/org_int in the
command field.
Field Value
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Master Data Organization
Create Organization and Staffing or enter transaction PPOCE in the command field.
2. When prompted, enter the validity dates for the organizational unit.
3. On the following screen, enter your data based on the following tables.
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Field Description Value
unit to be created
OT: Purchasing
Description Description
Organization
<Organizational unit
Organizational unit ID. This is
Org. ID that you previously
an internal number. defined>
<Organizational unit
Organizational unit ID. This is
Org. ID that you previously
an internal number. defined>
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Field Description Value
organizational unit
<Organizational unit
Organizational unit ID. This is
Org. ID that you previously
an internal number defined>
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7. Save your entries.
<Organizational unit
Organizational unit ID. This is
Org. ID that you previously
an internal number.
defined>
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Field Description Value
defined>
<Organizational unit
Organizational unit ID. This is
Org. ID that you previously
an internal number. defined>
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13. Save your entries.
Result
You have defined a purchasing organization and group, sales organization and group, planning
and execution organization and group.
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Editing Locations
Procedure
1. Refine the geographical coordinates of the following locations in case IGS is not used.
On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP TM, choose Transportation Management
Master Data Transportation Network Locations Define Location .
CUOT-CU-01@ <logical
-122,19,48 +47,59,59
system>
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Defining Transportation Zones
Procedure
1. Create a zone in SAP Transportation Management. To do so, open the SAP Easy
Access screen and choose SAP menu Master Data Transportation Network
Transportation Zones Define Transportation Zone . Alternatively, enter transaction
/SCMTMS/ZONE in the command field.
Field Value
Zone OT-US
Zone Type M
Description OT US Zone
3. On the Zone Region tab page add the following country key: US.
US USA IA Iowa
US USA IL Illinois
US USA IN Indiana
US USA MI Michigan
US USA MN Minnesota
US USA NE Nebraska
US USA OH Ohio
US USA WI Wisconsin
8. Create the zone OT-US-WEST in the header area, and on the Zone-Region tab, modify it
as follows:
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Country Key Country Name Region Region Name
US USA CA California
US USA ID Idaho
US USA NV Nevada
US USA OR Oregon
US USA WA Washington
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Maintaining Transportation Zone Hierarchies
You must maintain a transportation zones hierarchy to organize your locations in such a way that
you can run vehicles from the start location to the destination location via hubs, ports or
transshipment locations. Furthermore, if you do not maintain the transportation zone hierarchy
correctly, you are not able to preselect the right vehicles as defined in your planning profile.
You create the transportation zone hierarchy with the following data:
RELH_ZONE OT-US
OT-US-MIDWEST
OT-US
OT-US-WEST
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP TM, choose Transportation Management
Master Data Transportation Network Transportation Zones Define Transportation
Zone Hierarchy .
3. In the Hierarchy Structure group box, enter RELHS_ZONE in the Name field.
6. In the Hierarchy Fast Entry group box on the top right-hand side of the screen,
RELH_ZONE appears in Hierarchy Node field.
9. In the lower screen area, the updated hierarchy tree, double-click OT-US.
10. In the Hierarchy Fast Entry group box on the top right-hand side of the screen, OT-US
appears in the Hierarchy Node field,
o OT-US-MIDWEST
o OT-US-WEST
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Defining Means of Transport
Procedure
You define the means of transport in Customizing for SAP Transportation Management.
2. Choose New Entries and enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Multiresource Selected
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Defining Transportation Lanes
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP
menu Master Data Transportation Network Transportation Lanes Define
Transportation Lane or enter transaction /SAPAPO/SCC_TL5 in the command field.
3. On the Means of Transport screen create new entries. Enter the following data in the
dialog:
Field Value
4. Mark the means of transport line and create the following new entries on the Carrier
screen:
Means of
OT_FTL OT_FTL OT_FTL OT_FTL
Transportation
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End Date 2099–12–31 2099–12–31 2099–12–31 2099–12–31
Use TCM costs Use TCM costs Use TCM costs Use TCM costs
Transportation (when the (when the (when the (when the
Costs maintained value maintained value maintained value maintained value
is 0.0) is 0.0) is 0.0) is 0.0)
Priority 1 2 3 4
TM Tendering:
Consider TSP
X Blank X Blank
for P2P
Tendering
TM Tendering:
Consider TSP
Blank X Blank X
for Broadcast
Tendering
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Creating Contact Persons for Carriers
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Master Data General
Define Business Partner or enter transaction BP in the command field.
Field Value
Correspondence lang. EN
City Pittsburgh
Country U.S.
Region PA
3. Create the Contact Person and Internet User roles for the same contact person.
4. On the Internet User tab page, enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Password initial
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Field Value
Role /SCMTMS/SERVICE_PROVIDER
Logon language EN
5. Choose Relationships
3. Choose Create.
4. Choose Save.
6. Maintain the other contact persons for your carriers. These are:
OT-CP-02 US-CR-02
OT-CP-03 US-CR-03
OT-CP-04 US-CR-04
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Creating Business Partners for Shipping Points
If a GeoServer is not installed, business partners for the shipping points are not automatically
generated by transferring master data from SAP ERP to SAP TM. If a business partner is not
assigned to the transferred location, you have to create and assign a business partner manually.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Master Data General
Define Business Partner . Alternatively, you can enter transaction BP in the command
field.
2. Create your business partners based on the following Business Partner (General) role:
OT-SP-3100 - BP for Shipping Point.
4. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Master Data Transportation
Network Define Locations .
6. Select Change.
7. On the General tab page in the Partner screen enter BP number OT-SP-3100.
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Configuration
This section provides information about the settings that you must configure in both Customizing
(transaction SPRO) and the SAP NetWeaver Business Client. For more information about the
configuration settings that are required, see:
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Sales Order Management in SAP ERP
You configure sales order management in your SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
system. For more information about the configuration settings that are required for sales order
management, see:
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Defining and Identifying Sales Orders
There are two ways in which you can use this integration procedure:
In the standard SAP system, scenarios usually include a standard sales order type (order type
OR) or a rush order (order type RO).
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide Sales
and Distribution Sales Sales Documents Sales Document Header Define Sales
Document Types . Alternatively, enter transaction VOV8 in the command field.
2. Copy order type OR to new order type OTTL and retain all of the field values.
3. Choose Copy (enter) and confirm the Dependent entries for copying control dialog box.
Result
You have created order type OTTL.
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Activating Transfer of Sales Documents
In this Customizing activity, you activate the transfer of sales documents to an external
transportation management system (TMS) by assigning a control key to the necessary sales
document types. The sales documents can be sales orders or returns orders. The control key
determines whether a sales document and the corresponding outbound delivery are transferred
to an external TMS, and also whether sales order scheduling is to be carried out in SAP ERP or
in the external TMS.
When you create a sales document for which the transfer has been activated, the system assigns
the control key to the sales document (parameter TM_CONTROL_KEY) and to all relevant
documents in the document chain (for example, the outbound delivery). This is a fixed parameter
that cannot be subsequently changed in the sales document.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide
Integration with Other SAP Components Transportation Management Order
Integration Activate Transfer of Sales Documents .
2. On the Sales Document Transfer screen, enter your data based on the following table:
Applicable distribution 10
DChl
channel
Dv Applicable division 00
SC Shipping conditions 01
Result
The order type is now activated and can be integrated with the TM system.
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Text Determination in Sales Orders
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide Sales
and Distribution Basic Functions Text Control Define Text Types or enter
transaction VOTXN in the command field.
5. Choose Save.
7. Select the Header checkbox for the Sales Document and choose Change to add the new
text type to the text procedure.
9. In the tree menu on the left, double-click Text IDs in Text Procedure.
11. Enter the correct sequence number and the text type created in step 4 (TM01).
ID Identification TM01
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Creating Output
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Logistics Materials
Management Purchasing Master Data Subsequent Settlement Customer Rebate
Arrangements Environment Customer Messages Sales Document Create .
Alternatively, enter transaction VV11 in the command field.
2. In the Output Type field, specify the type of output that is to be produced. In our scenario,
the output type is TRS0.
3. Choose Enter.
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ERP Invoicing
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Mapping Organizational Units
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP ERP, choose SAP Customizing Implementation Guide
Integration with Other SAP Components Transportation Management Invoice
Integration Invoicing Mapping of Organizational Units Assign Organizational Units
for Purchasing .
Field Value
Plant 3100
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Order-Based Transportation Requirements
You configure the settings for order-based transportation requirements (OTR) in your SAP
Transportation Management system.
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Defining Conditions for Quantity Tolerances
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP NetWeaver
Business Client.
4. Choose Continue.
5. On the New Condition Definition screen, enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Condition OT_QTOL_01
10. In the Weight Chg column, click the icon and choose Direct Value Input.
11. Use the comparison options dropdown box to create a row whereby:
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Defining Conditions for Change Controller
Strategies
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open SAP NetWeaver
Business Client.
3. On the New Condition Definition screen, enter your data based on the following table:
Field Value
Condition OT-CSDC-01
4. Choose Continue.
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Defining Text Schemas
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide Cross-Application Components Processes and Tools for
Enterprise Applications Reusable Objects and Functions for BOPF Environment
Dependent Object Text Collection Maintain Text Schema .
2. Double-click Text Type in the navigation tree and enter your data based on the following
table:
Field Value
3. Double-click Text Schema in the navigation tree and enter your data based on the
following table:
Field Value
4. Select the entry that you created in step 3 and double-click Text Type to Text Schema
Assignment in the navigation tree.
Field Value
Mandatory Deselected
Internal Deselected
6. Double-click Assign Text Schema to BO and Node in the navigation tree and enter your
data based on the following table:
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Assigning ERP Text Types to TM Text Types for OTR
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Integration ERP Logistics Integration Order-Based Transportation Requirement
Assign ERP Text Types to TM Text Types for OTR .
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Defining Service Levels
Procedure
1. In Customizing for Transportation Management, choose Forwarding Order
Management Define Transportation Service Level Codes .
Field Value
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Defining Freight Unit Building Rules
The freight unit building rule (FUBR) is assigned and applied at the level of the OTR type. It
specifies how freight units are to be built when the OTR is created.
Prerequisites
You have defined an OTR type.
You have assigned the OTR document type to the freight unit building rule.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP Business Client.
3. On the New Freight Unit Building Rule screen, enter your data based on the following
tables:
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Field Description Row 1 Row 2 Row 3
Building quantity
Unit of Measure
Unit of measure LB FT3 BAG
of Split Quantity
Result
You have created a freight unit building rule.
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Defining OTR Types
Order-based transportation requirements (OTR) that are received from SAP ERP are mapped
using OTR document types.
Prerequisites
You have defined a freight unit building rule or intend to do so.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Integration ERP Logistics Integration Order-Based Transportation Requirement
Define Order-Based Transportation Requirement Types .
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Field Description Value
must specify an FU building
rule.
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Field Description Value
planning
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Defining Conditions for OTR Type Determination
When the SAP TM system receives a sales order, it creates an order-based transportation
requirement (OTR). This requirement must be mapped to a document in the SAP TM system,
which then determines the subsequent workflow process.
In this configuration step, the OTR type is determined when an order transferred from SAP ERP
to SAP TM.
Prerequisites
You have defined the OTR document types.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP Business Client.
3. Choose Continue.
If the system issues a message stating that the condition already exists, continue
this process from the point at which you maintain values on the Decision Table
tab page.
4. On the New Condition Definition screen, enter the relevant data based on the tables
below.
5. In the Decision Table of the Data Access Definition tab page, enter the following data:
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Field Description Value
Proc Type
OTTL (the document type for
the incoming order defined
Procedure type (incoming above)
This respective parameter)
Parameter: “is equal to”
column is available
after saving the Value: OTTL
condition.
To enter values on the Decision Table tab page, you may have to switch to edit mode
and choose Insert New Row..
Result
You have configured the integration settings between the incoming sales document and the OTR
document type.
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Creating Delivery Profiles
Procedure
1. In your SAP Transportation Management system, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP
NetWeaver Business Client.
Field Value
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Defining Tendering Profiles
You use tendering profiles to define the process settings. For more information, see step 9 in
Defining General Settings for Tendering. [Page 76]
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Application Administration Tendering
Tendering Profiles Create Tendering Profile .
2. In the General Data screen area, enter a unique ID for the profile in the Tendering Profile
field (for example, OT-TEND-PROF).
Peer-to-Peer Tendering,
Response Required
Determines how tendering is
Tendering Type
carried out Tender is sent to one carrier
and a confirmation is required
from this carrier
RFQ-Based, Award
Tendering Process Tendering process mode
Automatically
2:00
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Field Description Value
RFQ-Based, Award
Tendering Process Tendering process mode
Automatically
0:15
Maximum Response Duration Maximum time within which
the carrier must respond to an The RFQ is confirmed in the
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Field Description Value
RFQ freight order when the
program that checks the
responses is executed.
7. Save your entries after maintaining the visibility settings in the next section.
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Defining General Settings for Tendering
Before tendering can be carried out, you must configure various profile settings. Some of these
profiles and settings are used and assigned when the freight order (FOR) is configured. The
following section explains each of these settings in more detail.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Freight Order Management Tendering Define General Settings for Tendering .
2. In the tree structure on the left-hand side, double-click 01 — Visibility Settings and
choose New Entries.
01 – No Capacity
Here, a list is created from
Reason which the carrier can select a 02 – No Time
value to reject an RFQ
03 – No Reason to Provide
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9. Create an entry based on the following table:
Header area:
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05 — Communication Settings screen area:
Header area:
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Field Description Value
Field Value
Here, you can assign the default settings for process settings and communication
settings.
These settings are used if the system cannot identify any process settings or
communication settings for tendering, or if these settings have not been assigned directly
in the freight order.
In this scenario, these settings are assigned at the level of the appropriate document and
so the settings specified here are ignored.
Result
You have configured the profile settings for tendering.
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Defining Conditions for Incompatibilities
When you create an incompatibility, you must also create an incompatibility condition. You use
conditions to define incompatibilities between planning data by specifying condition attributes. If
the planning data matches the condition specified, the data is identified as incompatible.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP Business Client.
OT-Incomp cond –
Description Description of condition Carrier
4. Choose Continue.
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8. Create the second condition based on the following attributes.
OT-Incomp cond –
Description Description of condition
Customer
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Creating Incompatibilities
You use incompatibilities to define the compatibility of planning data that the system uses during
transportation planning. For example:
Customers do not want specific carriers to load or unload goods at their locations
Incompatibilities enable you to control the assignment of freight units to transportation plans (that
is, planned transportation activities) and, in turn, the assignment of transportation plans to the
means of transport.
On the following pages, we create an incompatibility between a shipper (OT-VN-01) and a carrier
(OT-CR-01).
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP Business Client.
3. On the New Incompatibility Definition screen, enter your data based on the following
tables.
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Field Description Value
to an automatic assignment of Violated
values
First condition:
Incompatibility condition to be
used. The condition can be
Condition OT_INC_COND_CARR
created directly from the link in
this field.
Incompatibility setting
Relevant Condition Result OT-CR-01
outcome
Second condition:
Incompatibility condition to be
used. The condition can be
Condition OT_INC_COND_CUST
created directly from the link in
this field.
Incompatibility setting
Relevant Condition Result OT-CU-01
outcome
More Information
For more information, see Defining Conditions for Incompatibilities [Page 80].
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Configuring Incompatibility Settings
Incompatibility settings are used to inform SAP Transportation Management of the current
conditions for the incompatibility.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, call transaction NWBC to open the SAP Business Client.
3. On the New Incompatibility Settings screen, enter your data based on the following table:
Description of the
Description OT Incomp. Settings
incompatibility settings
4. Choose Insert.
Result
The setting is assigned to the carrier selection setting.
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Defining Carrier Selection Settings
You use carrier settings to define the process settings. For more information, see step 15 in
Defining General Settings for Tendering. [Page 76] This profile setting determines how carriers
are selected.
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, choose SAP menu Application Administration
Planning Planning Profile Settings Carrier Selection Settings Create Carrier
Selection Settings .
2. On the New Carrier Selection Settings screen, enter the settings for a general carrier
based on the following tables:
OT_INCOMP_SET_001
Enter a profile if
Incompatibility Settings incompatibilities are to be (For more information, see
checked Configuring Incompatibility
Settings [Page 84])
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Field Description Value
Strategies can be based on
costs, priorities, or a
combination of the two.
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Field Description Value
Determines whether
continuous move means of
Continuous Move MTr. Check Deselected
transport are to be taken into
consideration
<User ID of the
Tendering Manager User ID of the manager
tendering manager>
4. Repeat this process to create settings for the tendering profile based on the following
tables.
OT_INCOMP_SET_001
Enter a profile if
Incompatibility Settings incompatibilities are to be (For more information, see
checked Configuring Incompatibility
Settings [Page 84])
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Field Description Value
the carrier is selected
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Defining Freight Order Types
Freight orders (FOR) are used for planning, tendering, and subcontracting. They also define the
major process settings.
Prerequisites
You have configured the Default FSD Type.
You have configured the tendering-related process settings and communication settings.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Freight Order Management Freight Order Define Freight Order Types or enter
transaction /SCMTMS/C_FOR in the command field.
On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, enter your data based on the
following tables.
P – Determine Based on
Determines how the shipper
Shipper/Consignee Predecessor Documents (if
and consignee partners are
Determination these are not unique, use the
determined for this FOR
setting for locations)
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Field Description Value
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Field Description Value
document
Freight booking
Transportation unit
Freight unit
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Field Description Value
execution status to Not
Relevant.
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Field Description Value
Identifies process-related
settings, for example:
o Default
tendering manager
Process Settings OT_PROCESS_SETTINGS
o Maximum
response duration
o Tendering
profile
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Field Description Value
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Field Description Value
Result
You have defined the new freight order type.
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Defining Freight Settlement Document Types
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Settlement Freight Settlement Define Freight Settlement Document Types .
Field Value
BW Relevance Selected
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Charge Management
Process
To configure charge management, complete the following steps:
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Defining Scales
Scales are parameters that you can use to specify freight rates when they are assigned to freight
conditions.
Procedure
1. To create a scale, open your user menu on the SAP Easy Access screen and choose
Master Data Charge Management Scales Create Scale .
3. Enter the data for your scale based on the following table:
Absolute
Defines how the scale
Calculation Type
values are read (values are read
Items directly)
OT-SCALE-
Scale Scale ID CUSTOMER
Define Business
Items BP Number Partner relevant for OT-CU-01
scale
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Tab Page Field Description Value
Description of the
Description OT – Regions
scale
General Data
Defines the basis of
scale, for example,
Scale Base Region
location, distance,
duration, and so on.
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Defining Rate Tables
Rates are maintained in rate tables, which use the scales specified in Defining Scales. [Page 98]
In our scenario, the following scales are assigned to the rate tables:
OT-RATE-CR-01
OT-RATE-CR-02 OT-SCALE-LOC
FB00 – Base Freight
OT-RATE-CR-03 OT-SCALE-REGION
OT-RATE-CR-04
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen in SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP
menu Master Data Charge Management Rate Tables Create Rate Table
Definition .
2. Choose Continue.
3. On the New Table Rate Definition screen, enter a new table rate based on the following
table:
Source Location:
SP3100@<logical
system>
10. On the Calculation Rules tab page, enter your data based on the following table:
12. Repeat the process to define all of your carrier-specific rate tables for the various
carriers. In our scenario, these are:
13. For the fuel surcharge, add another table based on the following data:
OT – Destination
Description Description of the table Dependent Fuel
Surcharge
19. For the lumper charges, add another table based on the data below:
Life Cycle Status Once the rate table is fully The system sets the value
defined, it must be set to based on the follow-up action
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP
menu Master Data Charge Management Calculation Sheets Create Calculation
Sheet .
2. Choose Continue.
3. On the New Calculation Sheet screen, enter your data based on the following tables.
In our scenario, we create four calculation sheets (one for each carrier).
OT-TCCS-CR-01
OT-TCCS-CR-04
OT-TCCS for CR 02
Description of the calculation
Description
sheet OT-TCCS for CR 03
OT-TCCS for CR 04
FB00
Specify the TM charge type
Charge Type FUEL
for each item.
LMPR
5. In the area of the bottom of the screen, enter your data based on the following
information:
OT-RATE-CR-01
OT-RATE-CR-02
Rate Table Assigned rate table
OT-RATE-CR-03
OT-RATE-CR-04
6. Choose Save.
8. In the area of the bottom of the screen, enter your data based on the following
information:
9. Choose Save.
11. In the area of the bottom of the screen, enter your data based on the following
information:
Prerequisites
You have defined a freight agreement type. [Page 110]
Procedure
1. On the SAP Easy Access screen for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP
menu Master Data Charge Management Freight Agreements Create Freight
Agreement .
2. On the New Freight Agreement screen, enter the relevant freight agreement type in the
Agreement Type field. In our scenario, this is OTTL.
3. If the freight agreement is applicable to both carriers and customers, select the Mutual
Agreement checkbox. In our scenario, this remains deselected.
4. Choose Continue.
5. On the following screen, enter your data based on the following table:
6. In the Items screen area, enter your item data based on the following table:
8. Choose Save.
In our scenario, we need to create separate freight agreements for the other carriers. The
table below shows the values for these carriers. Values for any fields not contained in this
table are the same as those entered in the freight agreement above.
Name of Freight
Description Carrier Calculation Sheet
Agreement
You can assign the specified settlement profile to an organizational unit in transaction
/SCMTMS/TCM_FASET.
If you do not specify a settlement profile, the system uses standard default settings to create
settlement documents.
Procedure
1. In Customizing for SAP Transportation Management, choose SAP Customizing
Implementation Guide SAP Transportation Management Transportation Management
Settlement Define Settlement Profile .
2. Choose New Entries to create a new entry with the following data:
1 (Calculation on Header
Calculation Level Calculation Level
Level)
Freight Agreement
Agr. Det. Rule Blank
Determination Rule
Calculation Sheet
Calc Sheet Det. Rule Blank
Determination Rule
Default purchasing
Default Purch. Org. Blank
organization
OT-CR-01
OT-CR-02
Carrier Carrier
OT-CR-03
OT-CR-04
4. Choose Start.
5. Change the Maximum TAL Quantity of OT-CR-04 up to 500000 carrier in each planning
period.