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3801300 - How to Post a Goods Receipt for a Production Order (Movement Type 101) and Its Effects

Symptom

When a production order has been completed or partially completed on the shop floor, the finished goods must be received into warehouse or plant stock by posting a goods receipt against the production order. Questions arise about which T-Code and movement type to use, which fields are required, and what effect the goods receipt has on order status and inventory. Additional questions arise about when the "Delivery Completed" indicator is set, how automatic goods receipt works in conjunction with order confirmation, how to reverse a goods receipt posting, and how over- and under-delivery tolerances apply.


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Environment

  • SAP ERP Production Planning (PP)
  • SAP ERP All versions
  • SAP ERP Central Component All versions
  • SAP R/3 All versions
  • SAP R/3 Enterprise All versions
  • SAP S/4HANA All versions
  • SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition All versions
  • SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP All versions
  • SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP, version for SAP HANA All versions

Product

SAP ERP Central Component all versions ; SAP ERP all versions ; SAP R/3 Enterprise all versions ; SAP R/3 all versions ; SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition all versions ; SAP S/4HANA all versions ; SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP all versions ; SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP, version for SAP HANA all versions

Keywords

MIGO, movement type 101, movement type 102, goods receipt, production order, PP-SFC, PP-SFC-EXE-GM, DLV, PDLV, delivery completed, AFPO-ELIKZ, automatic goods receipt, CO11N, confirmation, reversal, over-delivery, under-delivery, stock increase, finished goods, S/4HANA , KBA , PP-SFC-EXE-GM , Goods Movements , How To

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