Pricing, conditions and orders
Pricing, discounts, availability checks, order types and blocks are assessed against your commercial rules. Exceptions are documented with their owners and expected treatment.

SD connects what your customers experience: price, delivery and invoicing. We help sales, logistics and finance teams define their working rules, implement them in SAP and trace a sale through to its accounting entries.
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Start with representative orders, partial deliveries, returns and credit notes. Agree the expected documents, stock movements and accounting entries before designing the solution.
Pricing, discounts, availability checks, order types and blocks are assessed against your commercial rules. Exceptions are documented with their owners and expected treatment.
Partial or combined deliveries, picking and goods issues are tested alongside their documents and accounting effects. Transport and delivery terms are scoped to your landscape.
We examine billing variants and exceptions, including cancelled invoices, returns after billing and partial credit notes. The expected document flow is made explicit.
Account determination and FI integration connect invoices to receivables. Where relevant, the scope includes FSCM credit and collections, and DRC electronic invoicing.
Scoping identifies the functional and technical skills, responsibilities and profiles required. Business decisions are connected to SAP design and acceptance criteria, within the agreed landscape and scope.
Review real orders with sales, logistics and finance.
Agree business rules, configuration and customer and material master data.
Follow orders through to accounting entries, including exception cases.
We agree the scope and acceptance criteria at the start of the engagement, based on your landscape and priorities.
Billing normally creates accounting entries. Testing account determination and pricing with finance helps identify inconsistencies before period-end reconciliation.
SD covers sales; MM covers purchasing and inventory. The combined page explains where the processes meet, while this page focuses on the sales journey.
Intercompany sales, consignment and other variants are assessed against your contracts, organisation and SAP edition and release. Availability is established during scoping.
DRC can form part of the scope. Software alone does not establish compliance: source data, controls and applicable requirements must also be assessed.
One process, the people involved and the evidence already available.
Process map, prioritised actions and acceptance criteria.
Scope, access, schedule and fees are agreed together before starting. No fixed duration or outcome is implied.
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