PREBOOKING (PE-LSO) title: prebooking (PE-LSO) (SAP Library - Glossary)
PREBOOKING (PE-LSO) category: SAP Learning Solution (PE-LSO)
PREBOOKING (PE-LSO) explained:
A request recorded in the system for a place at a business event. A prebooking can be assigned a booking priority.
Prebookings are made for the event type when there is no suitable event scheduled for which an attendee can be booked.
The number of prebookings for a given business event type can be an indication to the organizer of demand. The required number of event dates can be scheduled based on this demand.
When event dates have been scheduled, a prebooking for the event type can be converted into a booking, retaining the same booking priority assigned.
More terms such as prebooking (PE-LSO) in Dictionary P.
- Manual Project Charter (SV-ASA):
- Help containing a clear definition of an enterprise's R/3 implementation goals, including objectives, scope, implementation strategy, deadlines, and responsibilities. The Project Charter is drawn up prebooking (pe-lso) definition.
- Manual Physical Inventory Status:
- Help physical inventory process for a material. The following statuses are possible: Still to be carried out: No physical inventory document has been created. Still to be completed (active): An active prebooking (pe-lso) explain.
- Manual Publish (BC-FES-ITS):
- Help @Web Studio and Web Application Builder for transfering all the components of an Internet Transaction Server (ITS) service to the ITS file system. When you publish a service, the service file and prebooking (pe-lso) what is.
- Manual Planned Product Costs:
- Help The costs of manufacturing a product that are calculated in product costing. They are costs derived from the BOM or the routing prebooking (pe-lso) meaning.
- Manual Page Header (BC-WD):
- Help applications that do not run inside the portal framework page and therefore need their own page header. It is used in application floor plans and in universal floor plans. The page header has a title prebooking (pe-lso) abbreviation.
