COPCP001 with the enhancement
component EXIT_SAPLCK21_001
COPCP003 with the enhancement
component EXIT_SAPLCK01_001
COPCP004 with the enhancement
component EXIT_SAPLKKEX_001
1. Material valuation with cross-company code costing
(COPCP001/EXIT_SAPLCK21_001)
For the valuation of materials that
are transferred across company codes, the following options are
available:
You are working in the standard system without
cross
company costing . In this case, a price is used from
the material master according to the valuation strategy in the
material master record. The material is considered as an
externally-procured material.
You activate cross company costing. In this case, the material
is recosted using the other company code or transferred using the
transfer control.
If you have not activated cross company costing, you can use
this enhancement to set alternative prices to
valuate a material that is transferred between company codes.
2. Costing production resources/tools
(COPCP003/EXIT_SAPLCK01_001)
The costs for production
resources/tools are calculated within production overhead using a
flat rate. This enhancement can be used to differentiate between
the planned costs of the production resources/tools in costing with
quantity structure.
You can use this enhancement to
specify how production resources/tools are to be costed. The
production resources/tools can be displayed in separate cost
components in the cost component structure.
You can cost bulk materials in the
standard cost estimate and include them in the cost element
itemization.
If the Bulk
materials indicator is set in the material master,
the relevancy to costing indicator in the
BOM is not ready for input. With the enhancement, the relevancy to
costing of the material for the standard cost estimate can be
determined. The items with the bulk material indicator
on item level of the BOM are also considered as
relevant to costing.
Further notes
Further information can be found in the Implementation Guide for
Product Cost Controlling and in the
documentation for the corresponding function modules.