Answer Posted / yahid7
Basic steps in SD configuration in broad sense are:
1. Configuring the organizational structures for sales,
which will form a basic frame work to conduct business
processes in sales.
2. Configuring essential fields needed for managing
customers/business partners who fall under four categories
such as Sold-to-party, Ship-to-party, Payers and Bill-to-
party. There are many other business partners associated
like sales representative, contact persons etc. This
configuration will enable you to create master data of
partners properly.
3. When you have the frame work and partners you would
like to do business with them. Business in SAP SD is done
using the documet types. So this will be the third thing
to configure.
4. You need the next thing to report all the business
transactions and hence you need to configure reporting
needs by using information systems. Normally this will be
an optional configuration because of the limitations of the
reporting mechanism in SD information system.
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