- Condition types are defined in Customizing:
- SPRO -> Customer Relationship Management -> Basic Functions -> Pricing -> Define Settings for Pricing -> Create Condition Types
- Condition types in CRM have a source system:
- local = CRM
- other system (such as R/3)
- Via CRM Middleware, it is possible to load SAP ERP condition types into the SAP CRM system. SAP CRM condition types cannot be loaded into the ERP system
- Also, some of the ERP condition types cannot be used within the SAP CRM system
- Within the applications, condition types are referred as Pricing Element
Access Sequence
- Access Sequence in Condition Type defines a search strategy that CRM system uses to search for valid data in a specific condition type. It comprises of one or more accesses
- These accesses are each defined by a condition table
- The sequence of the accesses controls the priority of the individual condition records
- The accesses tell the system where to start searching after a valid condition record
- Access sequences are defined in Customizing:
- SPRO -> Customer Relationship Management -> Basic Functions -> Pricing -> Define Settings for Pricing -> Create Access Sequences
- The combination of fields (keys) that identify an individual condition record is defined by a condition table
- Thus, condition table defines the combination of fields that an individual condition record consists of
- The condition table consists of a combination of search and result fields
- Path to define Condition tables in customizing:
- SPRO -> Customer Relationship Management -> Basic Functions -> Pricing -> Define Settings for Pricing -> Create Condition Tables
- Following are name ranges defined for the condition tables:
Example
- Once defined and assigned to a transaction type in the customizing, Pricing Procedure is used to calculate the pricing for the relevant objects in the Transaction
- For example below is a scenario:
Pricing Procedure execution in SAP CRM
- Here, transaction has a product, for which Pricing Procedure found is 0CRM1
- System will now run all the Condition Types within this particular Pricing Procedure
- Thus, it will start with the first Condition Type, i.e., PR00, which in this scenario is calculating the price
- PR00 condition type is having reference to the Access Sequence ZPR0
- Thus, the Access Sequence ZPR0 is followed for the Price
- This Access Sequence calls two condition Records
- One of these condition types is found as not available for this particular data in the transaction
- It is calculating the Price based on another Condition Record
- In the similar fashion, all the Condition Types in concerned Pricing Procedure are processed
- In this example, 0K07 is executed for Customer Discount and 0KA0 is executed for Sales Promotion discount
- Based upon all the Condition Type executions, different components of price are found
- Thus using all this data, it calculates the net price of the product in the current transaction
- Customers can see the final price
Pricing in CRM Web UI
- Price elements can be maintained within the CRM Web UI
- It is added to various roles within the CRM Web UI. For example, users having Sales Professional role can find the Prices within the Sales Operations:
Prices search within Sales Operations work centre page
- Following is the search page for the Price element
- User can also create new price element using the New button
Search page for Prices
- Following screen within CRM Web UI helps create a new Price Element with the required and relevant data like Sales Organization, etc.
Create page for Prices
CRM Billing
- CRM billing can be used for the invoicing related to the transaction within SAP CRM
- In general scenario, CRM system is connected to the ERP system for billing related processing
- But SAP CRM also provides functionalities related to Billing process in the form of CRM Billing
- Billing processing within CRM consists of following steps:
- Input processing
- Billing
- Output processing
- As part of the Input processing, CRM billing takes over the billing-relevant items from different business transactions. These items are stored as billing due list items
- During the Billing process, CRM Billing can group the related billing due list items from different CRM transactions into a joint billing document
- The billing due list can process the due list items
- It can process the due list items as part of an individual billing
- Also, it can process due list items as part of collective billing
- Output processing consists of:
- Invoice output
- Transfer to SAP Financials
- Retrieval in SAP BI
- The Billing output is performed using the SAP SmartForms
CRM Billing Document in CRM Web UI
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- CRM Billing documents are to various Business roles (for ex., SALESPRO) within SAP CRM Web UI
- Billing Document can be found in the Sales Operations Work Center
Billing Documents in the Sales Operations
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- Following is the search page for the Billing Document within the CRM Web UI
Sap Access Sequence Tables
Billing Document search within CRM Web UI
- Different data related to the Billing Document can be seen within different assignment blocks in the Billing Document OverView page:
Billing Document assignment blocks within CRM Web Ui
As shown in the below screenshot, details of the individual assignment blocks
- Billing Document Details: Presents general data related to the Billing Document like the Payer details and the relevant dates
- Prices: This assignment block shows different price values along with the quantity relevant to this Billing Document
- Items:These are the Items considered within this Billing Document for the Pricing
Assignment Block data for Billing Document – I
- Other assignment blocks (screenshot below):
- Transactions: CRM transactions relevant to this Billing Document
- Follow-up Transactions: Transactions created as follow-up to this Billing Document
- Notes: Different type of text relevant to the Billing Document
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Assignment Block data for Billing Document – II
Symptom
- After having performed all the steps in SAP Note 514952 for all the fields in the condition table that require field mapping and performed the initial download of condition customizing (DNL_CUST_CNDALL) the customizing of an access sequence in CRM contains a field with empty value in 'source field'.
- If pricing is executed, the pricing analysis shows 'Customizing error' for the relevant access in the access sequence. The customizing error message is:
Mismatch of fields in the access CRM/PR/<Access sequence name>/<Access Number> and the variable fields
For example an error message like :
Mismatch of fields in the access CRM/PR/ZASQ/3 and the variable fields
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Environment
- SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- SAP enhancement package for SAP CRM
- SAP enhancement package for SAP CRM, version for SAP HANA
Product
SAP Customer Relationship Management all versions ; SAP enhancement package for SAP CRM all versions ; SAP enhancement package for SAP CRM, version for SAP HANA all versions
Keywords
KBA , CRM-MD-CON-IF , Exchange of Condition Records and Customizing Data , AP-PRC-PR , Pricing , Problem
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