In many sectors of industry it is common to provide products free of charge, or not to charge the customer for some of the goods sold when a customer purchases certain goods. Two types of free goods exist in SAP. They are 1. Inclusive free goods. 2. Exclusive free goods. Inclusive free goods The customer pays only for a part of the goods required. The rest of the goods are for free. This is called inclusive free goods which mean that part of the purchased quantity is designated as free and not billed. The unit of measure for the inclusive free goods is same as the purchased quantity. e.g.:- of the ten bottles of wine ordered two are designated as free goods. If we order ten bottles of wine then ten bottles of wines are delivered to us as ordered but we are billed only for the eight bottles and two bottles are given as free. We have received inclusive free goods. Inclusive is of two kinds : With Item Generation Without Item Generation Excl
This blog will give an overview of all standard functionalities provided by SAP from Logistics perspective which we might have overlooked during our regular practise.