GROUP MATERIAL title: group material (IS-R) (SAP Library - Glossary)
GROUP MATERIAL category: Retail (IS-R)
GROUP MATERIAL explained:
Special form of material group material, allowing value-based inventory management below material group level. For each plant, you can group together certain materials to form subgroups. For each of these subgroups, you can create a group material. The goods movements of these materials are then posted to this group material instead of to the material group material for this material group.
Example
In a particular store, the inventory is managed at material group level. In the material group Confectionery, some materials are provided by rack jobbers. For these special materials, you can create a group material to which their goods movements are posted.
More terms such as group material in Dictionary G.
- Manual Global Employee:
- Help Employee who works abroad for his or her enterprise. The term global employee includes Employees on extended business trips Expatriates Employees who work abroad under local terms of employment group material definition.
- Manual Geppen:
- Help to determine the new monthly standard compensation, which is vital to calculate employee's social insurance contribution. It is based on individual employee's payment effected on the group material explain.
- Manual G/L Account Contract:
- Help transferring amounts from a G/L account to another G/L account. Example: advance payments for heating expenses If the tenant pays less in advance payments than the expected heating expenses, he can group material what is.
- Manual GUI Registration Number:
- Help A tax number, in Taiwan, that the tax authorities assign to each sales office. It serves as an identification number on all government uniform invoices and is used for the purpose of VAT reporting group material meaning.
- Manual Globally Unique Identifier (BC-SRV-KPR):
- Help identifier calculated using an algorithm defined by the Open Software Foundation. Example All instances of classes for logical documents, physical documents, and relationships created in Knowledge group material abbreviation.
