CENTRALLY AGREED CONTRACT title: centrally agreed contract (MM-PUR) (SAP Library - Glossary)
CENTRALLY AGREED CONTRACT category: Purchasing (MM-PUR)
CENTRALLY AGREED CONTRACT explained:
A contract negotiated by a purchasing organization for an entire corporate group (represented by a "client" in the SAP system).
Such corporate contracts enable more favorable conditions to be obtained (through bulk buying) than if individual organizational units within the group enter separate contracts.
A centrally agreed contract is involved if:
One single purchasing organization procures for an entire corporate group. A reference purchasing organization makes a contract available to other purchasing organizations linked to it, so that the latter can issue release orders against that contract.More terms such as centrally agreed contract in Dictionary C.
- Manual Check Mode (FS-BP):
- Help for a particular version of a business partner that is not the current version. The transaction BPV2 is used to process the business partner version. The data for the business partner is updated in centrally agreed contract definition.
- Manual Carrier Route:
- Help geographical unit in which home delivery of titles is possible. A carrier route is a special kind of route. It is used to create a geographical structure for home delivery of editions. No other types centrally agreed contract explain.
- Manual Class Loading System:
- Help The J2EE Engine class loading system implements interfaces used for registering and unregistering loaders and references between them, as well as for accessing loaders referenced by other loaders centrally agreed contract what is.
- Manual Collaboration (PLM-CFO):
- Help involving cross-company cooperation in virtual teams from different areas. Using a folder hierarchy and the objects that belong to it, for example, documents, it is possible to structure and centrally agreed contract meaning.
- Manual Credential:
- Help data that enables the subject to perform certain activities. A credential may contain information, which is used to authenticate the subject to new services. These credentials have passwords centrally agreed contract abbreviation.
