A business object that depicts the transition of a contract's source product to a target product. The target product can be a new product version of the source product or a completely different product. The system always chooses the valid product version of the target product.
Product changes can be carried out for the following contract specializations:
Account Card Card poolThe product change function consists essentially of rules that define whether the characteristic values of the attributes of the source contract or those of the target product are to take precedence.
Historical data of the contract is not affected.
Central data such as the business partner or the internal contract number of the account contract is excluded from the product change.
In the Account Management system, changes to the contract basis are managed as an order by Order Management. Flagging the product change is depicted by activating the order and actually changing the product is depicted by executing the order.
More terms such as product change (FS-AM-OM) in Dictionary P.
- Manual Product (CO-PC):
- Help A product to be costed that corresponds to the top level of an assembly in manufacturing product change (fs-am-om) definition.
- Manual Primary-Risk-Reducing Effect:
- Help Defines which value of a security is to be used to reduce the primary exposure product change (fs-am-om) explain.
- Manual Public Bid Invitation:
- Help Bid invitation that is published, for example on a portal, such that any interested company can take part as a bidder product change (fs-am-om) what is.
- Manual Prepaid Expenses:
- Help advance of receiving their benefits, for example, research work or annual subscription for newspapers. In Russia, the amount of these costs is aggregated on special prepaid expenses G/L accounts product change (fs-am-om) meaning.
- Manual Partial Period Parameter:
- Help calculation of the period factors in partial period factoring. The information used to form the partial period parameter comes from the personal work schedule for an employee and from the constant product change (fs-am-om) abbreviation.
