Vendor returns are performed when items are rejected and need to be shipped back to the vendor. There are two processes for vendor returns in SAP EWM: 1) using a return delivery referenced to the original inbound delivery, and 2) using a return purchase order. The key differences are that a return delivery uses the original purchase order and stock types like F1/Q3, while a return PO does not reference the original and uses different stock types like F2/Q4. Examples of each process are provided showing how to create the necessary documents and complete the return shipment.
Vendor returns are performed when items are rejected and need to be shipped back to the vendor. There are two processes for vendor returns in SAP EWM: 1) using a return delivery referenced to the original inbound delivery, and 2) using a return purchase order. The key differences are that a return delivery uses the original purchase order and stock types like F1/Q3, while a return PO does not reference the original and uses different stock types like F2/Q4. Examples of each process are provided showing how to create the necessary documents and complete the return shipment.
Vendor returns are performed when items are rejected and need to be shipped back to the vendor. There are two processes for vendor returns in SAP EWM: 1) using a return delivery referenced to the original inbound delivery, and 2) using a return purchase order. The key differences are that a return delivery uses the original purchase order and stock types like F1/Q3, while a return PO does not reference the original and uses different stock types like F2/Q4. Examples of each process are provided showing how to create the necessary documents and complete the return shipment.
Objective Vendor return are performed when an item has been rejected for any reason. Vendor return is a process that show what item are shipped by the warehouse back to the vendor. They only difference is the direction of the shipment item are shipping from the warehouse to vendor.. Key Concept If the product are received and available at GR area without executing any put away process within the warehouse, it is possible to reverse the goods receipt. But put away task are completed, and product are at final storage bins, it is required to create a return PO and return delivery. SAP offers 2 different processes of Vendor Returns: 1. Returns with Returns Delivery Ref to Inbound Delivery. 2. Returns with Returns PO. Compare Vendor Return Process with Returns Delivery Ref to Inbound and Returns PO Comparison Return delivery Ref to inbound Returns PO Return quantity Return qty ≤ GR qty Return qty ≤ Available qty Reference Reference to the original GR Does not required document document Mvt Material doc posted with Mvt. 122 Material doc posted with Mvt. 161
Further GR Based on old PO Based on new PO
Stock type in Stock type to return: F1, Q3, B5 Stock type to return: F2, Q4, B6 EWM When to use? -Send back goods referring to old PO -Send back goods without referring to old PO -Payment of invoice for goods is not -Payment of invoice for goods is cleared in FI. cleared in FI. Examples 1. Vendor Returns – Using Returns Delivery Ref to Inbound Delivery Step 1: Create Return Delivery Ref to Inbound
Tcode: /SCWM/PRDI 1
Click on Inbound delivery- Follow-on-
function- Return to vendor
Click on return qty
Step 2: Create Picking WT and Confirm WT Tcode: /SCWM/PRDO Note: Stock is taken from GR-ZONE to GI-ZONE Step 3: Post GI Tcode: /SCWM/PRDO Post GI after picking is completed. Note: Stock Type is Q3 (or F1)
Material Document with Mvt 122 is created in S/4HANA
2. Vendor Returns – Using Returns PO Step 1: Create Retuns PO Tcode: ME21N Select PO type – PO Return and mark Item as Return Item Step 2: Create Outbound Delivery Tcode: VL10B Step 3: Create Picking WT and Confirm WT Tcode: /SCWM/PRDO Step 4: Post GI Tcode: /SCWM/PRDO Post GI after picking is complete. Note: Stock type is Q4 (or F2)