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PPlant. P&L statmt acct typeIndicates G/L account is a profit & loss account in the G/L master record. P.O. BoxPost Office Box. P/A qty dev.Planned versus actual quantity deviation. Difference (deviation) between planned quantity of production and goods receipt quantity. Package descriptionBrief description of the maintenance package. PackagesThe planned stages of regular maintenance according to the selected strategy. Paper requisitionA requisition created external to SAP for manual processing and eventual use in the manual creation of a purchase order in SAP. ParameterData required to execute an object method (import parameters) or returned by the method after it is called (export parameters). Parked documentA document that is not ready for posting for some reason, i.e. not complete or needs supervisory approval, and is stored in the system. Part. div.Partial delivery. A quantity of goods received that is smaller than the quantity ordered less the under delivery tolerance. Part.dlv./itemIndicator used to specify whether the customer requires full or partial delivery for the item. PartFPartner Function. Key which defines the rights and responsibilities of each partner in a business transaction. Partial delivery per itemIndicator used to specify whether the customer requires full or partial delivery for the item. Partially ordered requisitionsRequisition for which purchase orders have been created for only some items. Partn.funct.Role business partner performs in order-to-cash process. For example, ship-to, bill-to, payer, etc. PartnerEntity with which a business relationship exists. Partner FunctionRole business partner performs in order-to-cash process. For example, ship-to, bill-to, payer, etc. Partner NumberNumber assigned by SAP to each Partner. Partner typeClassifies the partner functions. The partner type controls the type of master records in Customizing, in which a partner can be created. PartnersEntity with which a business relationship exists. PartnFunct.Role business partner performs in order-to-cash process. For example, ship-to, bill-to, payer, etc. PayerCustomer account number of the party that receives and pays the invoices. Paym.guar.proc.A method of assuring that an organization receives payment for products or services it sells or leases. Payment methodCode identifying the method by which the customer will pay for the order, using the automatic payment transactions. Payment proposalA list of the open items proposed for payment by the system in the automatic payment program. Payment runPosts the payments related to the selected open items from the payment proposal. The payment run updates the account balances. Payment termsTerms agreed with a customer or vendor that apply to the clearing of goods supplied or services rendered. Payment toleranceRules for processing payment differences. These rules specify the maximum permissible difference between the actual payment amount and the amount agreed for payment, as well as rules for posting residual items (in the case of these maximum amounts being exceeded). PerEach. Per. unit priceThe price of an item per unit. PeriodUnit that subdivides a fiscal year. Period CategoryGrouping of accounting periods that share the same requirements for data collection (that is, the level of detail and type of collected data) and consolidation processing in the system. Period fromBeginning month to include in report. Period indicatorCode used to identify the period of time in which consumption and forecast values will be managed for a production material. Period ToTime period. Period TypeThe basic time unit of a period, such as calendar week, factory calendar day, in which evaluations are to be carried out. Period/yearMonth and year for which to display posted items. Periodic accountingThe measurement of transactional financial data for a defined time-frame, and one basis for profitability analysis. Costs are identified in the period in which they occur, irrespective of the period in which the corresponding revenue occurs. Periodic AnalysisAn evaluation that is set to occur at a certain frequency like a month, a day , or an hour. Periodic repostingFunction that lets you correct postings to cost centers. Periodic reposting is an allocation method that uses rules defined in the form of cycles to credit allocation cost centers. These allocation cost centers are used to collect the postings relevant for cost accounting. Periodic valuationProcess of determining the cost of an order as it progresses toward completion. Periods Forecast HorizonThe number of time blocks that equal the forecast horizon. Periods History HorizonThe number of time blocks that equal the data history horizon. PermitA device used to control authorizations. A reminder to the work order Planner/Scheduler of required actions to be completed prior to a specific job being done. Pers. No.A unique, identification number for personnel assigned by the system. Person respons.Person responsible for the work center. Person responsiblePerson responsible for the work center. Personnel areaIndicates organizational entity employee is assigned to (example: corporate offices - USA). Personnel no.A unique, identification number for personnel assigned by the system. PGrPurchasing Group. Key for a buyer or a group of buyers, who is/are responsible for certain purchasing activities. PH1Product Hierarchy Level 1. PH2Product Hierarchy Level 2. PH3Product Hierarchy Level 3. PH4Product Hierarchy Level 4. PH5Product Hierarchy Level 5. PH6Product Hierarchy Level 6. PHASEIdentifies, along with the operation, the time sequence in which production is to occur. A phase is a subdivision of an operation. Phys. inventory doc.Document that serves as the basis for the physical inventory (stock) process. Phys. inventory ref.Physical inventory document to be referenced. Physical inventory documentDocument that serves as the basis for the physical inventory (stock) process. Physical inventory numberSpecifies the number or description that is used to group various physical inventory documents so that they can be managed more effectively. Pick quantityQuantity of an item which needs to be removed from its current storage location, prepared for shipping and appears on the printed picking list. PickingMaterial/ Product chosen from the plant that will soon be prepared for packing and shipping. Picking areaA storage type or a section within a storage type in which all picking activities are carried out in the same way. Picking dateDate which the material must be selected from the plant. PKPosting key. Two-digit numeric key that determines the way line items are posted. This key determines several factors including: account type, type of posting (debit or credit), and layout of entry screens PLPlanning indicator. Indicates whether MRP list has been processed. Placement stor. typeStorage unit type. Placement storage typeStorage unit type. Plan numberNumber assigned to the plan. Plan versionPIanning version Plan. direction forwardsIndicator used to specify that when the system dispatches an operation, it automatically searches forwards in time, starting from the given date, looking for a possible dispatching date Plan.qtyPlan quantity. Quantity of material to be produced whose production is planned. Planned count dateDate on which a physical inventory is planned to take place. Planned deliv. timeNumber of days required to procure a material through external procurement from the date of ordering. Planned delivery timeNumber of days required to procure a material through external procurement from the date of ordering. Planned OrderOrder proposals created during MRP or by the MRP controller. These may be converted into purchase requisitions or production/process orders. Planned qtyQuantity of product scheduled to be delivered. Planned QuantitiesQuantity of product scheduled to be delivered. Planned Safety StockThe level of stock held to prevent material shortages from occurring. Planned serviceA service entered in a PO with either a description or no description and only a set of value limits. Planned time fromPlanned start time. Planned to fromPlanned finish time. PlannerPerson who created the plan. Planner groupIndividuals within the organization responsible for running MRP. Planner profileContains standard planning layouts for cost center, profit center, and internal order planning. PlannerGrpIndividuals within the organization responsible for running MRP. PlanningAssigns estimates of the costs for all activities that will be required to carry out the business of an organizational unit over a planning period. Planning is usually a bottom-up processing. After plan values are collected and summarized, top-down budgeting may occur. Planning areaCentral data structure of Demand Planning and Supply Network Planning. If you store actuals or other data in an InfoCube, the InfoCube is attached to the planning area. The planning area is created as part of the Demand Planning/Supply Network Planning setup. Planning board profileDefines the following settings for the detailed scheduling planning board: the structure of the detailed scheduling planning board; and the selection and display of the objects to be displayed. Planning bookDefines the content and layout of the interactive planning screen. You use planning books in Demand Planning and Supply Network Planning. They allow you to design the screen to suit individual planning tasks. A planning book is based on a planning area. Planning bucket profileDefines the time buckets in which data is displayed and planned in Demand Planning and Supply Network Planning, for both past and future planning horizons. Planning buckets profileDefines the time buckets in which data is displayed and planned in Demand Planning and Supply Network Planning, for both past and future planning horizons. Planning documentLine item for documenting planning changes. Planning groupCustomers and vendors are allocated to categories reflective of particular characteristics, such as, geographic location, industry, risk elements, and behaviors. This allows for the determination of cash flow and business relationship evaluation. Examples are, domestic customers, foreign customers, delinquent customers, etc. Planning hierarchyA user-defined combination of characteristics from an information structure that is used in sales and operations planning. Planning IDGrouping of materials to aid with planning in Repetitive Planning. Planning modeUsed to control the manner in which production planning will occur. Planning Obj StructureContains plannable characteristics for use in one or more planning areas. Planning object structureContains plannable characteristics for use in one or more planning areas. Planning periodTime period in which the schedule in the DS planning board or in the production planning run can be changed. Planning plantPlant where maintenance work is planned. Planning runIdentifies the execution of materials planning. The planning run calculates the component requirements during the explosion of the bill of material. Planning startIdentifies the start of materials planning. Planning VersionIn Sales & Operations Planning (SOP), one or more versions of the planning data in an information structure can exist. This allows you to maintain multiple plans of the same information structure in parallel. In APO, for simulation purposes, it is possible to create different planning versions of each supply chain model, but at any point in time, only one model and one of its versions is active. The active model and active version are both labeled 000. Planning/production plantPlanning plant. PlanOrdersNumber of maintenance orders that are planned. PlantA physical definition of a group of manufacturing processes. Plant CodeThe code that defines a specific plant. Plant for mat.Plant for material. Plant MaintenanceProcess of repairing and maintaining equipment and buildings in optimum operating conditions, thereby achieving high levels of reliability and quality in the manufacturing process, and maximizing the available production capacity to fully support business needs and growth. Plant Maintenance AssemblyA group of parts which when assembled constitute a major sub-section of a piece of equipment. They may be stocked as spare repair parts to assist in the rapid replacement and restoration of equipment. Also used to collectively refer to the plant maintenance master data records for assemblies. Plant sectionSub-division of maintenance plants into production areas. Plant stockPlant inventory. Plant(s)A physical definition of a group of manufacturing processes. Plcmnt stor. ty.Type of storage unit for deciding where to place incoming stock. Plnd delivery timeThe planned lead time from order placement to delivery. Plnd dely timeNumber of calendar days needed to obtain the material or service when it is procured externally. Plnd orderProduction order proposal. Plng PlantPlant where maintenance work is planned. Plng versionIn Sales & Operations Planning (SOP), one or more versions of the planning data in an information structure can exist. This allows you to maintain multiple plans of the same information structure in parallel. In APO, for simulation purposes, it is possible to create different planning versions of each supply chain model, but at any point in time, only one model and one of its versions is active. The active model and active version are both labeled 000. Plnned order profileUsed to assign default values for the planned order. PlntA physical definition of a group of manufacturing processes. PM activity typeType of plant maintenance activity such as, inspection, planned maintenance, repair, or service contract. PM master dataFundamental data which describes the plant and is used by the plant maintenance module to organize the work. This includes functional locations, equipment records, BOMs, work centers, etc. PM notificationDocument used to identify the need for corrective maintenance and to capture information regarding the repair. PM Notifications and Work Orders ProcessMethod by which maintenance needs are documented, planned and scheduled, and saved to history. PM orderA document that is used primarily to track the costs associated with the maintenance and repair of plant equipment, but can also be used to track the costs of non-maintenance related activities. PM order system statusAutomatically assigned codes that identify what PM order activities have occurred. PM order user statusA manually updated code that identifies the stage in the PM work order process that the PM order has reached. PM plan groupGroup of employees in a plant who plan and perform the maintenance tasks. PM planner groupGroup of employees in a plant who plan and perform the maintenance tasks. PM planning plantPlant number where all plant maintenance tasks are planned. Maintenance plants are part of a planning plant. PMActTypePlant Maintenance Activity Type. Code that groups similar activities to be performed on an object (e.g Repair, Inspection, etc.). Pmnt blockPayment block. Indicator that allows you to block an account or individual items for payment. Pmnt meth.Payment method. Code identifying the method by which the customer will pay for the order, using the automatic payment transactions. Pmnt methodPayment method. Code identifying the method by which the customer will pay for the order, using the automatic payment transactions. Pmnt termsPayment terms. Defines cash discount percentages and payment periods. PO datePurchase order date. PO Forecast QtyPurchase order forecast quantity. PO FORECASTED QTYPurchase order forecasted quantity. PO historyDetails on goods receipts effected by the PO. PO invoiceDocument posted in SAP when a purchase order but no goods receipt is received. Examples would be for contract services. PO itemsNumber of all items in the purchase orders that have been recorded. PO Net Selling PricePurchase order net selling price. PO numberPurchase order number. PO priceAverage value of the purchase order. PO quantityQuantity of materials to be purchased. PO statisticsInformation relating to procurement of a material such as total value of orders or number of orders entered. PO. vendor no.Purchase order vendor number. PO.deliv.plantPlant where the material is to be delivered. Pooled capacityAvailable capacity that can be used by several work centers. An example of a pooled capacity is a group of setup personnel who carry out setups for many work centers. POrgCode identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Portion/percentFixed portions/percentages used in the sender/receiver combination fields. POsPurchase orders. Pos.Designator used to distinguish each maintenance item associated with a specific maintenance plan. In HR, this field represents individual employee assignments within the company. Post.change qtyPosting change quantity in alternative unit of measure. Postal codeA zip code. Postal code/CityZip code and city name. Post-capitalizationCorrection of the value of an asset, which was either set too low due to not carrying out a capitalization in the past, or which was treated entirely as expense. Postg dateThe date on which a transaction in SAP will be posted to the appropriate accounts. SAP will default this field to be the current date, but changes are allowed. For items to be posted in a future or past period, you must enter the posting date. Posting blockBlock for posting a material movement. Posting dateThe date on which a transaction in SAP will be posted to the appropriate accounts. SAP will default this field to be the current date, but changes are allowed. For items to be posted in a future or past period, you must enter the posting date. Posting keyTwo-digit numerical key that controls how line items are posted. Posting periodThe fiscal period in which a transaction in SAP will be posted to the appropriate accounts; the period is determined from the posting date. PP/DSP PPMA PPM that can be used only in the PP/DS time continuous planning module. PPL.Procurement plant, internal source of supply for a material. PPMName of a recipe or plan to manufacture an item in-house. Prd. OrdersNumber of production orders. Prd.ordersNumber of production orders. Predictive maintenanceVerifies equipment operation. Preventive maintenanceKeeps equipment operating properly and optimally. Preventive maintenance planPlant maintenance plan to prevent breakdown of equipment. Preventive Maintenance Work Order (PM20)A type of work order, with automatic work order release, used for preventive maintenance work. Preventive Maintenance Work Order (PM25)A type of work order, with manual work order release, used for preventive maintenance work. Preventive or Predictive MaintenanceCaptures the recurring maintenance that keeps equipment operating properly and optimally. PriceValue assigned to material or service when transferring from one company to another. The price of materials sold is usually greater than the cost. The price of materials purchased usually provides the basis for their cost in SAP. Price condition typeType of price condition as defined by the system. For example, in pricing, different condition types are used to distinguish between a discount which refers to a net price and a discount which refers to a gross price. Price controlIndicator determining the procedure used for material valuation. Price groupGrouping of customers used for pricing purposes. Price historySeries of prices charged or quoted by a vendor for a material or service over a certain period extending up to the present time. These prices may be derived from vendor quotations or from purchase orders issued to the vendor. Price indicatorIndicator showing how SAP calculates the price of a business process or activity type for a cost center. Price unitUnit to which the valuation price in the material master record relates. Pricing condition recordAll of the day-to-day pricing elements are defined in SAP as pricing condition records. They are subdivided into four general categories: prices, discounts and surcharges, freight charges, and sales taxes. Pricing dateDate on which a condition record will apply. Pricing ref.materialMaterial master record that the system uses as a reference for pricing. If this pricing reference is entered in the master record for a material, all conditions defined for the pricing reference material apply to this material. A material master record must be created for each pricing reference material. Pricing typesAn indicator that controls whether pricing must be performed again when copying a document or whether the process must be transferred unchanged. Primary costCosts incurred from primary cost elements. Primary costs include materials, labor, and externally procured services. Primary cost elementObject to which material, labor, or external service costs are posted. Primary ResourceFor APO, a process unit or part of a plant in which an operation is carried out. It is assigned for the duration of the operation in which all activities in the operation automatically receive the same primary resource as the operation. You maintain the usage of primary resources by specifying the duration of the activity. For PP, the primary resource is the processing unit or reaction vessel at which an operation is carried out. It is committed for the duration of the operation, which means that all the phases of this operation are automatically carried out at this primary resource. PrinterEquipment used to print documents. PriorityRelative importance of the work. Used to rank orders for scheduling purposes. In HR, identifies the attendance booking priority of an attendee or the processing priority of a garnishment. Pro forma invoiceBilling document that informs importing authorities that goods will be arriving in the future. It does not affect the normal billing process. ProblemCode for the problem from an assigned catalog. Proc. order typeCode used by the system to identify the process order type. Process manufacturing productionA method of production based on the successful completion of a routine. Process MediumThe format (e.g. paper print-out, file, etc.) of the output of the process. Process OrderNumerical value used to identify a particular process order. Process order typeCode used by the system to identify the process order type. Process sales documentsThe sales documents created during the process. Process stock transfer docsThe stock transfer documents created during the process. ProcessingThe measures necessary for clearing merchandise through customs. Processing dateDate on which the MRP list was processed. Processing keyIndicator used by the system to identify the MPS or MRP run type. Processing statusProcessing status for document. Processing typeDetermines if process is carried out online or in the background. ProcessStatusStatus with which you can represent phases of measurement document processing in the Plant Maintenance module. Procurement plantInternal source of supply for a material. Procurement typeClassification that determines whether a material is procured internally, externally, or both. Prod hierarchyCode for grouping materials together by combining different characteristics. Prod. versionKey which determines the various production techniques according to which a material can be manufactured. Prod.hierarchyAlphanumeric character string for grouping materials by combining various characteristics used for valuation and pricing purposes. Prod.sched.profileCan be assigned to a production order designated whether the production order should be automatically released. Producing plantPlant where the materials are produced. ProductOutput from manufacturing assembly process. Product allocationThe availability check against allocations, which is one application of the check against plans. It is one of the basic methods. Product CategorySAP-technical volume of marketable products that have very similar attributes and functions. Product cost elementCost element directly contributable to the production of a material. Product cost estimateEstimated costs to produce a unit of output. Product groupGroup to which the product or material belongs. Product hierarchyAlphanumeric character string for grouping materials by combining various characteristics used for valuation and pricing purposes. Product nameName of product. Product noUnique number assigend to a product. Product numberUnique number assigend to a product. Product proposalList of materials that are frequently ordered together. Can be copied into an order to reduce data entry requirements. Product ViewThis is a view equivalent of stock requirement list of R/3 system. This lists all the requirements and supply elements for a product/location combination. Product:A market-oriented entity derived from a product category for the business operations between business partners. ProductionOperation and scheduling of the actual production of goods and services. Production dateDate production was completed. Production hor.The system does not plan SNP production within this horizon. That is, the Supply Network Planning does not create SNP planned orders in the SNP key figure for (planned) production, but shifts production to the first day beyond the specified production horizon. In contrast to the time stream, this horizon determines when Supply Network Planning ends and PP/DS begins. Production HorizonThe system does not plan SNP production within this horizon. That is, the Supply Network Planning does not create SNP planned orders in the SNP key figure for (planned) production, but shifts production to the first day beyond the specified production horizon. In contrast to the time stream, this horizon determines when Supply Network Planning ends and PP/DS begins. Production lineLocation in which production is to occur. Production planA manufacturing goal that may focus on specific materials, product groups and characteristic values from an information structure. Production plannerIndividual responsible for the production plan. Production Planning TableA capacity viewing and leveling tool in tabular format. Production plantPlant for the planning material from where the planned independent requirements are used to calculate the customer requirements for the assigned material. Production processA procurement process. Production schedulerPerson in charge of production control. Production scheduling profileAssigned to a production order to designate whether the production order should be automatically released. Production strategyDetermines how quantities forecasted in APO Demand Planning are produced, and how the demand forecast is consumed with sales orders. Production timeTime required for production to be completed. Production versionKey which determines the various production techniques according to which a material can be manufactured. ProductsA market-oriented entity derived from a product category for the business operations between business partners. ProdVersionKey which determines the various production techniques according to which a material can be manufactured. Prof NameName identifying a profile. ProfileRecords default values in the master record that describes an objects characteristics. Can contain several sub-profiles. Profit CenterArea of responsibility within a company for which an independent operating profit can be calculated. Profit center documentDocument created in SAP as a result of a manual posting made to a profit center. Profit center groupHierarchy of profit centers used for planning and reporting. Profit center nameText description of the profit center. Profit ctrProfit Center. Organizational unit in Accounting that reflects a management-oriented structure of the organization for the purpose of internal control. Profit Ctr GroupProfit center group. ProgramIdentification of the ABAP program. ProjectA business undertaking involving a predetermined goal to achieve with prescribed funds and operating resources, to an agreed level of quality, and by a particular date. Project def.Framework of data that is binding to the entire project. Project definitionFramework of data that is binding to the entire project. Project executionProcess of carrying out a project. In this phase, expenditures are posted to WBS elements. Project planningProcess of determining scope, costs, and outcome of a project. Project productionA method of production based on the successful completion of an activity. Project profileSummary of system parameters with defined values used in project creation. Project stockMaterial allocated to a WBS element for use in a project. Project typeCode used to group projects with similar characteristics. Project/WBS statusRepresents the phase in the project life cycle and controls the activities that can be performed at each stage of the project. PromotionA high-level organizing structure for a series of sales deals used to stimulate sales volume and to create incentives for customers to buy. Propagation RangeSpecifies which resources and products you or the system can plan in production and detailed scheduling. ProportionSome amount of the total. PstKyTwo-digit numerical key that controls how line items are posted. Pur. orderDocument used to purchase materials and services from vendors. Purch. groupPurchasing group. Number used to identify a buyer or group of buyers. Purch. grpPurchasing group. Number used to identify a buyer or group of buyers. Purch. organizationCode identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Purch.order no.Unique number identifying the purchase order. Purch.org.Code identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Purch.req.Document used to request materials and services. Purchase requisitions are converted to purchase orders so materials can be procured externally. Purchase documentInstrument used by the purchasing department to procure materials or services. Purchase orderDocument used to purchase materials and services from vendors. Purchase order dateDate on which PO was created. Purchase order no.Unique number identifying the purchase order. Purchase order numberUnique number identifying the purchase order. Purchase order/scheduling agreementDocument used to purchase materials and services from vendors. Or, outline agreement on the basis of which materials are procured at a series of predefined points in time over a certain period. Purchase RequisitionDocument used to request materials and services. Purchase requisitions are converted to purchase orders so materials can be procured externally. PurchasingMaterial master record view containing information on a material relevant to procurement including delivery tolerances and purchase order unit of measure. Purchasing documentInstrument used by the purchasing department to procure materials or services. Purchasing groupBuyer or group of buyers responsible for purchasing activities Purchasing info categoryPurchasing information record category such as, standard, subcontracting, and pipeline, based on order type. Purchasing info recordPurchasing information record. Record that links a material to a vendor and is used to assign a source to a purchase requisition. Purchasing information recordRecord that links a material to a vendor and is used to assign a source to a purchase requisition. Purchasing OrgCode identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Purchasing org.Code identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Purchasing organizationCode identifying the purchasing subdivision within the company. Purchasing value keyKey defining intervals of reminders used to notify the vendor for not sending the material on-time; tolerance limits of what percentage of over delivery and under delivery will be accepted; whether unlimited over delivery will be accepted; and whether acknowledgement of the purchasing document by the vendor is required. Purchasing VIEWMaterial master record view containing information on a material relevant to procurement including delivery tolerances and purchase order unit of measure.
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