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SAP Customer Service

S/4 HANA (Classic CS)

Return & Repair Processing

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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check Serial+Equipment stock status for Material T-FSN10

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9 in the Warehouse

Serial#1 Equipment 10005791

with Statu “ECUS” and “INST” (Installed at Customer site), double-click the EQ#

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Serial#1

Equipment 10005791 is installed “INST” at Customer Site “ECUS”

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The Equipment is at Customer

T-CSD10

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10005791 installed at

FL TCST10-PROD

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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use Order Type “RA” for

Return Repair Request

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Serial#1 now at

Customer

T-CSD10

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“Repair Cost”

Item Category “IRRA” determined

SAVE

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Repair Request created

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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in VA02, click button to GOTO

“Repairs Detail”

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Equipment/Serial still at Customer site ready for Return

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Shipping Point determined

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Material avail.date (Date to start picking)

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Use Delivery Type “LR” (standard Return Delivery Doc type)

Date must be equal or later than the Avail.date in the Sales Order Schedule Line.

Shipping Point according to the Sales Order item

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Assign Serial number at the Customer site

Assign Serial#1 (Equipment 10005791) to be Return from the Customer

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Assign Serial#1 (Equipment 10005791) to be Return from the Customer

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Goods Receive the Defective Serial/Equipment from the Customer

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Return Delivery created

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Returned as Sales Order stock

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15074 SO#

1000 SO line item

“E” Special Stock

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Change the Repair Request SO to find the Service Order

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Due to Outbound Delivery posted

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GOT Repair Detail

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From here, click “Schedule Line” TAB first

the Serial/EQ received

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Accept to generate item proposal

Order Type SM03 should have these characteristics

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Order Type SM03 should have these characteristics

OIOL

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Order Type SM03 should have these characteristics

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Order Type SM03 should have these characteristics

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When copy Task List operations (option to change Work Center)

OISD

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When copy Task List operations (option to copy only select operations)

OISD

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Navigate back to the “Repair” TAB

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The item#1 no longer changeable

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Select the Item and click “SM Order”

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Service Order 501372 with Order Type SM03

The Repair Request Sales Order

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1 returned from the Customer

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Serial#1 returned from the Customer

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The Returned Serial/Equipment is now

Under Repair

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in Change Mode VA02, only

1 line can be seen

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Check the Repair Detail in VA03 Display SO

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Returned 1 unit

Under Repair 1 unit

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Check the Service Order 501372 before Execution

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DIP Profile copied from the Repair Request SO

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Service Order is RELased,

the Material of the Serial-EQ T-FSN10 is not for Goods Movement

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Plan any spare parts via IW32 and MIGO for the repair work if necessary

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assume Repair operations started

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Confirm the Repair Order using IW42

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SAVE

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Confirmation results in the Service Order

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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TECO the Service Order to prepare for Billing

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Service Order now “TECO-ed” and ready for Billing

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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in VA03, check the Repair Details

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3rd item line created ready for Outbound Delivery (send to the Customer again)

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Serial 1

EQ 10005791

ESTO (In Warehouse) as Sales Order Stock

Serial 1

EQ 10005791

ESTO (In Warehouse) as Sales Order Stock

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The Repaired Equipment to be send (return) to the Customer

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Create TO

(Lean Warehouse)

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Press Enter to create and confirm the TO the same time

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SAVE to create and confirm the TO

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TO created and confirmed

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in VL02N

perform PGI

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Serial 1

EQ 10005791

no longer in the Warehouse

Serial 1

EQ 10005791

is now at Customer site again

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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The item is now Delivered to the Customer site

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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item category “IRRA” in the Repair Request Sales Document

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DIP Profile

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DIP Profile is assigned to the Item Category of the Sales Order item “IRRA”

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DIP Profile configuration

ODP1

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“IRC” will be the Billing document request doc type

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If you set the indicator, the characteristic is relevant for material determination.

Determines whether a characteristic is relevant for the creation of dynamic items. In this case, Activity Type is relevant.

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Activity reported via Cost center 4100

Activity type 1410 will be reported as

Material SM-REPHOUR

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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Process Billing Request with reference to the Repair Request Sales Document

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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5.5hr x $30/hr

= $165

Costs

IW32

KP26

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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5.5hr x $100/hr

= $550

Sales Price

VK13

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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create Billing request

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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Do not perform DP90 for this scenario

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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SAVE

Do not perform DP90 for this scenario as no Posting will happen

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Create Billing Document to the Sales Order

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SAVE

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Billing document created

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Debit Customer

Credit Revenue

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Object type Sales Order + Item

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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check Document flow in VA03

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Return Delivery from the Customer

Material Document for the Return via PGR

Repaired Item Returned to Customer via this Outbound Delivery

Transfer Order for Picking

Material Return via PGI

Billing Document

Accounting Document

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check any updates in the

Repairs Detail

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Billing completed

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  • Check Serial+Equipment at Customer site.
  • Create a Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the Repair Details in the Repair Order item.
  • Create Outbound Delivery to Goods Receipt the “to-be Repair Equipment-Serial”.
  • Check the Returned Equipment-Serial in the Warehouse.
  • VA02 change the Repair Request Sales document to initiate the Service Order creation.
  • Check the Service Order.
  • Confirmation of the Repair operations.
  • Assume all Repair work done and TECO the Service Order.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Return the Repaired Serial-Equipment to the Customer via Outbound Delivery.
  • Review any update in the Repair Request Sales Document.
  • Check the DIP Profile.
  • Create Billing Document.
  • Review Sales Order document flow.
  • Review Service Order costing.

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for this scenario, Revenue are NOT posted to the Service Order

for this scenario, ONLY Cost are posted to the Service Order