Symptom
Use case examples where item category enhanced limits are used:
Procurement of Services has two sub categories of spend. Planned and Unplanned procurement of Services. There are several examples of Unplanned Procurement – for eg. Procurement of Lawyer services - Procurement of Ad-hoc or breakdown Maintenance , etc.
“Unplanned procurment of services” are typically used when:
- Buyer knows only the maximum budget they can allocate as spend on the service request.
- Buyer doesn’t know the effort (qty) or procedures to complete the requested services.
- Buyer trusts its preffered supplier to have the required subject matter expertise to provide the service.
- Buyer knows a service category (Material Group).
- Buyer knows when the service is needed (start and end dates).
- The buyer may have a contract with its trusted supplier with agreed rates.
- A preferred supplier is known and can be assigned by the buyer in a Work order or PS or requisition.
To map above business usecase of unplanned procurement, SAP provides the feature of Enhanced Limits in S/4HANA Procurement documents.
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Environment
- SAP S/4HANA
- SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud
Product
Keywords
Enhanced Limit, item category E, ME22n, pstyp_a, LMEPOF8D, AFNAM, LMEREQD04 ,S/4 LIMIT, MMPUR_SPROC016, MAA, Multiple account, downpayments, DP, Condition control tab. , KBA , MM-PUR-SVC-SES , Service Entry Sheet for Service Procurement , MM-PUR-PO , Purchase Orders , MM-PUR-REQ , Purchase Requisitions , MM-FIO-SRV , Fiori UI for Services Management , Problem
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