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1.0 Overview




Business Context and Application Overview

Provide an overview of the app (e.g Domain, key processes, purpose of the app, etc)

Application User Profile

Describe the key User profiles that exist for the application. 

General role/Viewer role:

Approver role:

Target Users:

As examples: Controllers / Accountants

VERSION

DATE

MODIFIED BY 

DESCRIPTION

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dd.mm.yyyy

Azadeh Nasiri

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Application Type


Data Product Type 
  • Dashboard
  • Report
  • Advanced analytics
  • AI 
  • Others <specify which one>
Technologies
  • BW
  • Tableau
  • Qliksense
  • Talend
  • Dataiku
  • Others <specify which one>

Data Sources 

Note: list of all applications and various environment

  • SAP PF1 (Production environment)
  • SAP WP1
  • SAP PI1
  • BW (versions)
  • iCare CRM 
  • CORE CRM
  • Others <specify the name of the source> 

2.0 Business Process


Capture the business process that the application supports . This can be describe through a process diagram or a business capability model


3.0 Application Feature Overview


Similar to order book, Historical data reports included in the global sales folder in BW are categorized in three main folders as below. 

1) PO folder 

Related to Purchase Orders (transfers): it is about moving of orders from one plant to another, mainly called stock transfers. There are two types:

a) internal that involves moving orders from one plant to another within the same company (UB document in SAP).

b) intercompany that involves moving orders from one plant to another, but in this case, the plants belong to different companies under the Solvay umbrella (NB document in SAP).


Detailed
Technical name

PO → Sales orders






Historical Data: PO's transfer deliveries (Detailed)BE_WBK_MVSDSO43_SD001
Historical Data: PO's transfer invoices (Detailed)BE_WBK_MVSDSO43_SD003
Historical Data: PO's transfer orders (Detailed)BE_WBK_MVSDSO43_SD002
×Historical Data: PO's transfer deliveriesBE_WBK_MVSDSO42_SD001
×Historical Data: PO's transfer invoicesBE_WBK_MVSDSO42_SD003
×Historical Data: PO's transfer ordersBE_WBK_MVSDSO42_SD002

2) SO folder

Related to Sales Orders: it is about sales order documents placed in SAP/PF1 system. These reports include sales orders which are Invoiced within the reporting period, Open (planned to be invoiced by the end of reporting period), Shipped but not yet billed (this includes items that have left as planned and are on the way to the customer; the invoicing timing may vary depending on the agreed incoterms).


Detailed
Technical nameType

SO→ Sales orders


Order Book: PO - Invoiced (Current Month)BE_WBK_MVSDSO47_003Invoiced 
Order Book: PO - To be Issued (Open Order)BE_WBK_MVSDSO47_002To be Issued
×Order Book (PO): To be Issued (Snapshot)BE_WBK_MVSDSO47_001To be Issued


3) PO + SO (includes both)

For more details about sales order and purchase orders (transfers), refers to Functional Documentation- Orderbook


Detailed
Technical nameType
SO+PO


Order Book (SO+PO): To be Issued (Open Order)BE_WBK_MVSDSO49_SD002To be Issued
Order Book (SO+PO): To be Issued (Shipped not Billed)BE_WBK_MVSDSO49_SD003To be Issued
×Order Book (SO+PO): To be Issued (Snapshot)BE_WBK_MVSDSO49_SD001To be Issued



ReportsDefinitionPromptsBW Workbook QueryQuery Technical Name
Aggregated reports 



Detailed reports 








4.0 Functional Specification


4.1 General Data/Calculations 


4.2 Process Detail 

Historical data in the global sales folder of  BW include more than 40 workbooks that provide overview on sales orders and purchased orders at detailed as well as aggregated level. The reports cover historical data over the last 3 years generated in SAP (Current Year + 2 Previous Years)

There are both aggregated and detailed categories of reports that draw from a single source of data from BW, providing similar insights but at different levels of granularity.

The detailed reports provide the finest level of granularity, offering in-depth information on sales orders, order lines, and even schedule lines. Conversely, the aggregated reports take a different approach by summarizing data based on regions or other factors, without going into transactional-level details.

Both type of reports are based on the same prompt BW. It's important to clarify that the month in the report corresponds to the month of the document's creation date, which is indicated in the title of the reports. For example, when a user opens a report on 'Sales Order Invoiced' and specifies 'OCT' in the prompt, the report includes sales orders for which the invoice documents have been created in October.


Manually priced sales orders

It was created initially for technology solutions. Currently, Novecare is also using it. 

In a perfect process, there is a flow where there is a need to load the price in advance from SAP but each GBU might mange it differently. Basicaly, it says that to sell a product to this customer, there is a negotiotion with the customer customer with validity period. 

The objective of manual pricing report is to determine the ratio of manually priced sales orders (invoiced orders) and sales orders that have been priced with automatic (system price). These results give the overview of pricing approach each business takes.
This report can also be used as a tool to do various analysis regarding how frequently each customer/product record is used in sales orders with manual price and then escalate this information to appointed customer service representative and sales account manager to agree/clarify whether price should or should not be added in the system as customer special price.
This report gives access to extract data in mass and see those cases where pricing data can be updated to avoid manual pricing in sales orders in the future.

4.2.1.  Report/Process Definition 

General rules on all reports: 

  • For billings without goods movement the quantity is forced to zero (WP1).

IMPORTANT: Rule not applied in PF1

  • Filter objects 

Example: Some Material Types (services and packaging) are excluded from Order book, but not from Historical Data. These materials will never be converted to weight units of measure (TO, KG, LB,...). If you wish to remove those Material types (PF1/Z703, WP1/ZDIE, WP1/ZVER) you have 2 options: 

Example: Some Material Types (services and packaging) are excluded from Order book, but not from Historical Data. These materials will never be converted to weight units of measure (TO, KG, LB,...). If you wish to remove those Material types (PF1/Z703, WP1/ZDIE, WP1/ZVER) you have 2 options: 







Aggregated Queries

Detailed Queries

From Aggregated to Detailed Queries

eCommerce

eInvoicing

Invoices vs. Transport cost (SO/PO)






Exchange rate method

Document type

Exchange rate

Sales Order

Exchange rate from the day the sales document was created

Open Order

Current Month: average monthly exchange rate

M+1, M+2, M>2: forecasted exchange rate defined in BFC

Invoiced values

Exchange rate from the day the billing document was created

Order/Invoiced values in Reference Currency (CR)

The rate coming from the ERP:

    Based on the billing date for the invoiced value

    Based on the sales item creation date for order line value

INDEXES


PUQUnit prompt quantity. It is the unit quantity chosen when the report is refreshed. Can be: KG, VKG, TO...
CPPrompt Currency. It is the currency chosen when the report is refreshed. Can be USD, EUR, BRL...
COOrder Currency. It is the currency which the sales order was placed.
CRReference Currency. It is the currency of the legal company responsible for the sales.

4.2.2. KPI's/Calculations/Indicators 

Key figures for manual pricing 

Manual Pricing: Percentage of items with manual pricing
TOTAL of billing item: Total of billing items in the perimeter
ASP Gross Sales: Average Sales Price Gross Sales = Invoiced Gross Sales / Invoiced QTY
Credit memo: Credit memo(s) issued to the customer referring to previously invoiced order
Debit memo: Debit memo(s) issued to the customer referring to previously invoiced order
ASP Net Sales: Average Sales Price Net Sales = Invoiced Net Sales / Invoiced QTY


5.0 Non-functional Descriptions 


5.1 Usability

5.2 Regulatory Compliance

5.3 Security

5.4 Performance

5.5 Reliability

5.6 Scalability

5.7 Compatibility

5.8 Availability

5.9 Refresh of the Data