digital processing of incoming delivery notes in sap
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Digital processing of incoming delivery notes in SAP
Purchase-to-Pay Process
Digital processing of incoming delivery notesin SAP
YourBenefit
Transparency» Original delivery note with one click on the
material document
Savings» Reduction of manual research efforts
» No manual/paper-based filing
Process Acceleration» Omission of paper filing by electronic
archiving» Fast document access for all parties
involved
Quality/Compliance» Process standardization/safety
» Error minimization
Process Description
Process
» When saving the material document, a pop-up window with a barcode number request appears automatically. The employee responsible for goods receipt takes a barcode sticker provided and attaches it to the delivery note.
» The barcode can now be conveniently transferred from goods receipt to the SAP pop-up window by using a hand scanner. There is no longer a risk of typing errors by manual input!
» All delivery notes processed in this way are collected, e.g. over the working day or the working week.
» The batch of all collected delivery notes is then scanned, digitized, archived and processed using a barcode connector.
Process Description
» The barcode number entered in the pop-up window and referring to the unique SAP object »Goods Posting« is stored in the SAP transaction OAM1 as an internal barcode and waits for a match with an external barcode number.
» When external and internal barcode numbers match, the document is linked to the SAP object »Goods Posting«.
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