QUOTE:
stock transfer
Logistics Execution (LE)
The physical movement of materials from one warehouse to another, from one storage bin to another within a warehouse, or from one plant/storage location to another plant/storage location.
Logistics - General (LO)
The removal of materials from storage at one location and their transfer to and placement into storage at another.
Stock transfers can occur either within a single plant or between two different plants.
The removal of stock from storage at the first location and its placement into storage at the other can be posted in the system either in one step or in two.
stock transfer
Logistics Execution (LE)
The physical movement of materials from one warehouse to another, from one storage bin to another within a warehouse, or from one plant/storage location to another plant/storage location.
Logistics - General (LO)
The removal of materials from storage at one location and their transfer to and placement into storage at another.
Stock transfers can occur either within a single plant or between two different plants.
The removal of stock from storage at the first location and its placement into storage at the other can be posted in the system either in one step or in two.
QUOTE:
transfer posting
Financial Accounting (FI)
The posting of (already posted) amounts from one account to another.
Transfer postings are made when preparing annual closing entries.
Inventory Management (MM-IM)
Generic term covering both physical transfers of stock and changes that affect book records only (that is, which do not involve a physical movement), such as changes in the identification or classification of stocks.
Examples are:
Stock transfer within a plant or between plants
Release from quality inspection
Transfer of consignment stock to the company's own stock
Batch splitting
Treasury Management (TR-TM)
Transfer of posted amounts from one account to another. Transfer postings are made, for example, when preparing for period-end closing.
In the securities area, a balance sheet transfer is the transfer of a securities position between G/L accounts in Financial Accounting. By contrast, a securities account transfer is the transfer of a securities position from a source securities account to a target securities account.
Claims Management (IS-IS-CM)
Correction of a posted payment, which has to be reversed and reposted.
transfer posting
Financial Accounting (FI)
The posting of (already posted) amounts from one account to another.
Transfer postings are made when preparing annual closing entries.
Inventory Management (MM-IM)
Generic term covering both physical transfers of stock and changes that affect book records only (that is, which do not involve a physical movement), such as changes in the identification or classification of stocks.
Examples are:
Stock transfer within a plant or between plants
Release from quality inspection
Transfer of consignment stock to the company's own stock
Batch splitting
Treasury Management (TR-TM)
Transfer of posted amounts from one account to another. Transfer postings are made, for example, when preparing for period-end closing.
In the securities area, a balance sheet transfer is the transfer of a securities position between G/L accounts in Financial Accounting. By contrast, a securities account transfer is the transfer of a securities position from a source securities account to a target securities account.
Claims Management (IS-IS-CM)
Correction of a posted payment, which has to be reversed and reposted.
QUOTE:
stock transport order
Materials Management (MM)
Purchase order used as a mechanism to request or instruct a plant to transport material from one plant to another (that is, to effect a longer-distance physical stock transfer) within the same enterprise.
The stock transport order allows delivery costs incurred as a result of the stock transfer to be debited to the material that was transported.
stock transport order
Materials Management (MM)
Purchase order used as a mechanism to request or instruct a plant to transport material from one plant to another (that is, to effect a longer-distance physical stock transfer) within the same enterprise.
The stock transport order allows delivery costs incurred as a result of the stock transfer to be debited to the material that was transported.