ale-dp/sap-fiori-apps huggingface dataset:
Log for Pull List
Application component: Repetitive Manufacturing
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   Should errors arise when you are working in the pull list, you can display the corresponding error messages in detail. You can also display warnings, information messages and termination messages:  In the pull list, you also have the option of displaying an individual log for the last action for which a message was created.  You can also display an overall log containing all the error messages from the current session. If necessary, you can instruct the system to save this log. You do this in the Global Settings under Dialog control . In total, the system can save three logs of one user. You can access the overall log in the pull list and in a separate transaction.   Caution The system does not save the log if you quit the pull list without posting the replenishment elements.  
Business roles: Production Operator - Discrete Manufacturing| Production Operator - Process Manufacturing
Production Operator - Process Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines on the production line, to produce as per the planned process orders of the shift. Starts the day by taking shift handover and reports Yield, Scrap and Rework, Downtimes, Material consumption and Goods Receipt into the system.

Production Operator - Discrete Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line or in a shop floor environment, to produce as per the planned production orders of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap and Rework, Downtimes, etc. into the system.

Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Confirm Repetitive Manufacturing for Handling Units
Application component: Repetitive Manufacturing
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   For handling units created in the packing transaction via Repetitive Manufacturing, you have the option of backflushing, that is, posting goods receipt of the contained materials and goods issue of the components, in one transaction.  
Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - General
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without direct reference to a sales order. If you choose to plan the handling units, they have the status planned. This enables you to carry out business scenarios such as the following: You want to print labels for handling units before assigning them the status realized. A processor plans the handling units, then puts labels onto the empty load carriers. The load carriers are sent to the packers and packed according to the label. The label is scanned, setting the handling unit status to GR-posted. If you have already created a delivery, you can assign handling units to it. In this case, the delivery is already specified on the HU label so that you can directly use the label for shipping. To transfer material stocks that are stored in HUs from one plant to another you assign the HUs to a stock transport scheduling agreement or a stock transport order. You then use an outbound delivery to post goods issue and an inbound delivery to post goods receipt. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - Without Order Reference
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without direct reference to a sales order. If you choose to plan the handling units, they have the status planned. This enables you to carry out business scenarios such as the following: You want to print labels for handling units before assigning them the status realized. A processor plans the handling units, then puts labels onto the empty load carriers. The load carriers are sent to the packers and packed according to the label. The label is scanned, setting the handling unit status to GR-posted. If you have already created a delivery, you can assign handling units to it. In this case, the delivery is already specified on the HU label so that you can directly use the label for shipping. To transfer material stocks that are stored in HUs from one plant to another you assign the HUs to a stock transport scheduling agreement or a stock transport order. You then use an outbound delivery to post goods issue and an inbound delivery to post goods receipt. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Sales Order
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without direct reference to a sales order. If you choose to plan the handling units, they have the status planned. This enables you to carry out business scenarios such as the following: You want to print labels for handling units before assigning them the status realized. A processor plans the handling units, then puts labels onto the empty load carriers. The load carriers are sent to the packers and packed according to the label. The label is scanned, setting the handling unit status to GR-posted. If you have already created a delivery, you can assign handling units to it. In this case, the delivery is already specified on the HU label so that you can directly use the label for shipping. To transfer material stocks that are stored in HUs from one plant to another you assign the HUs to a stock transport scheduling agreement or a stock transport order. You then use an outbound delivery to post goods issue and an inbound delivery to post goods receipt. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Delivery
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without direct reference to a sales order. If you choose to plan the handling units, they have the status planned. This enables you to carry out business scenarios such as the following: You want to print labels for handling units before assigning them the status realized. A processor plans the handling units, then puts labels onto the empty load carriers. The load carriers are sent to the packers and packed according to the label. The label is scanned, setting the handling unit status to GR-posted. If you have already created a delivery, you can assign handling units to it. In this case, the delivery is already specified on the HU label so that you can directly use the label for shipping. To transfer material stocks that are stored in HUs from one plant to another you assign the HUs to a stock transport scheduling agreement or a stock transport order. You then use an outbound delivery to post goods issue and an inbound delivery to post goods receipt. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Purchase Order
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without direct reference to a sales order. If you choose to plan the handling units, they have the status planned. This enables you to carry out business scenarios such as the following: You want to print labels for handling units before assigning them the status realized. A processor plans the handling units, then puts labels onto the empty load carriers. The load carriers are sent to the packers and packed according to the label. The label is scanned, setting the handling unit status to GR-posted. If you have already created a delivery, you can assign handling units to it. In this case, the delivery is already specified on the HU label so that you can directly use the label for shipping. To transfer material stocks that are stored in HUs from one plant to another you assign the HUs to a stock transport scheduling agreement or a stock transport order. You then use an outbound delivery to post goods issue and an inbound delivery to post goods receipt. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - General
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without a direct reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. If you choose to pack the handling units, they have a status of realized. 
Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.

Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - Without Order Reference
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without a direct reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. If you choose to pack the handling units, they have a status of realized. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.

Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Sales Order
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without a direct reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. If you choose to pack the handling units, they have a status of realized. 
Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.

Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Delivery
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without a direct reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. If you choose to pack the handling units, they have a status of realized. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.

Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Purchase Order
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create handling units with or without a direct reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. If you choose to pack the handling units, they have a status of realized. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.

Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Plan HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Demand Due for Delivery
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  You can create planned handling units, which are to be packed as the last operation in repetitive manufacturing, with a reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order. These handling units can then have their status changed to 'GR-posted', when they have actually been packed. 
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.
Pack HUs to Repetitive Manufacturing - For Demand Due for Delivery
Application component: Handling Unit Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   You can create handling units with a reference to a sales order, a delivery or a stock transport order, directly for packing.  
Production Supervisor - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Ensures a smooth production process in a repetitive environment. Takes care of process design and buffer sizing. Ensures that the manufacturing plan is executed under consideration of shop floor related issues like personnel shortage, etc.

Production Operator - Repetitive Manufacturing : 
Operates the machines or does manual assembly activities on the production line to produce as per the planned production schedule of the shift. Reports Yield, Scrap, and material consumption deviations into the system.
Process Inspection Lots for Production Versions
Application component: Repetitive Manufacturing
App type: SAP GUI
Quality Technician : 
Prepares and executes quality inspections of products and materials and manages inconsistencies.
LFP: Change Master Plan
Application component: Basic Data
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   If you use the repetitive manufacturing planning table (REM planning table) in operative planning, you can now also use the planning table in long-term planning to carry out simulative planning for a planning scenario.  
Key features:   You can copy the planned orders from operative planning and then process them in the planning table.  When you are satisfied with the simulative planning results, you can copy the planned orders to operative planning. To call up the planning table in long-term planning, start from the long-term planning node and choose Long-term planning    Planning table.
Create Single PI Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting|Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
Description:  There are two methods of creating a physical inventory document, as follows: Creating Single Documents  In this case, you explicitly specify the materials to be counted. This method is recommended if you want to take inventory of only a few materials. Creating Sessions  In this case, you enter the criteria that should determine which materials are to be inventoried in which plants and storage locations. The system then creates a physical inventory document for each plant and storage location with the materials that fulfill the criteria. This method is recommended if you want to take inventory of a lot of materials (refer to Managing Sessions). Grouping Physical Inventory Documents by Physical Inventory Number Above the physical inventory document number, there is a physical inventory number. You can use this to group physical inventory documents that belong together organizationally in order to manage them more efficiently. This allows you to display the physical inventory documents for a particular month or department directly without having to search the list of inventory differences. You issue physical inventory numbers when creating and changing physical inventory documents. o do this, enter a number or term of you choice on the initial screen or in the Physical Inventory Number field in the physical inventory document header. 
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk
Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Change Physical Inventory Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk
Warehouse Clerk (Retail) : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Enter Inventory Count
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting|Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
Description:  After the count has been performed, you must enter the results of the count into the system. As well as the standard procedure (refer to Physical Inventory Process), the SAP System enables you to enter the result of the count for a material for which no physical inventory document has been created. In this case, a physical inventory document is automatically created upon entry of the result of the count. Thus, there are two methods for entering a physical inventory count, as follows: entering the count with reference to a physical inventory document entering the count without reference to a physical inventory document  You can therefore change an entered physical inventory count. This might be necessary, for example, if an error is made during entry, or if you receive a correction for a count without a recount having taken place. Caution  With the "Enter count results with reference to a physical inventory document" procedure, you can determine when the system will establish the book inventory: If you set the Freeze book inventory indicator when creating an inventory document, the system determines the book inventory immediately (see Freezing the Book Inventory Balance). If you do not set the Freeze book inventory indicator when creating an inventory document, the system determines the book inventory later when creating the count results.  The determined book inventory is the basis for calculating the physical inventory difference. See How Does the System Determine the Book Inventory? . 
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk| Warehouse Clerk (Retail)
Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Warehouse Clerk (Retail) : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.
Change Physical Inventory Count
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk
Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.
Post Physical Inventory Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  There are various options for posting inventory differences depending on the processing status of the physical inventory transaction: Posting differences after the count has been posted  A physical inventory document has already been created, and the count has already been posted. You only have to post the inventory differences. Posting the count and inventory differences simultaneously after the physical inventory document has been created  A physical inventory document has been created, but the count has not yet been posted. The count results are available. You enter the count and post the differences in one step. Entering the count without a document reference  You have a count result without reference; that is, no physical inventory document has yet been created for this physical inventory transaction. You create a physical inventory document, enter the count, and post the differences in one step. 
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Inventory Manager (Retail)
Inventory Manager (Retail) : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Enter and Post PI Count with Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  There are various options for posting inventory differences depending on the processing status of the physical inventory transaction: Posting differences after the count has been posted  A physical inventory document has already been created, and the count has already been posted. You only have to post the inventory differences. Posting the count and inventory differences simultaneously after the physical inventory document has been created  A physical inventory document has been created, but the count has not yet been posted. The count results are available. You enter the count and post the differences in one step. Entering the count without a document reference  You have a count result without reference; that is, no physical inventory document has yet been created for this physical inventory transaction. You create a physical inventory document, enter the count, and post the differences in one step.
Enter PI Count w/o Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  After the count has been performed, you must enter the results of the count into the system. As well as the standard procedure (refer to Physical Inventory Process), the SAP System enables you to enter the result of the count for a material for which no physical inventory document has been created. In this case, a physical inventory document is automatically created upon entry of the result of the count. Thus, there are two methods for entering a physical inventory count, as follows: entering the count with reference to a physical inventory document entering the count without reference to a physical inventory document  You can therefore change an entered physical inventory count. This might be necessary, for example, if an error is made during entry, or if you receive a correction for a count without a recount having taken place. Caution  With the "Enter count results with reference to a physical inventory document" procedure, you can determine when the system will establish the book inventory: If you set the Freeze book inventory indicator when creating an inventory document, the system determines the book inventory immediately (see Freezing the Book Inventory Balance). If you do not set the Freeze book inventory indicator when creating an inventory document, the system determines the book inventory later when creating the count results.  The determined book inventory is the basis for calculating the physical inventory difference. See How Does the System Determine the Book Inventory? . 
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk
Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Enter and Post PI Count w/o Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  There are various options for posting inventory differences depending on the processing status of the physical inventory transaction: Posting differences after the count has been posted  A physical inventory document has already been created, and the count has already been posted. You only have to post the inventory differences. Posting the count and inventory differences simultaneously after the physical inventory document has been created  A physical inventory document has been created, but the count has not yet been posted. The count results are available. You enter the count and post the differences in one step. Entering the count without a document reference  You have a count result without reference; that is, no physical inventory document has yet been created for this physical inventory transaction. You create a physical inventory document, enter the count, and post the differences in one step. 
Business roles: Inventory Manager
Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Request Physical Inventory Recount
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting|Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Inventory Manager (Retail)
Inventory Manager (Retail) : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Process Physical Inventory Count Results
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment|Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Inventory Manager (Retail)
Inventory Manager (Retail) : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Print Physical Inventory Documents
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk
Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Print Physical Inventory Documents
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment|Physical Inventory - Cycle Counting
Business roles: Inventory Manager (Retail)| Warehouse Clerk (Retail)
Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Inventory Manager (Retail) : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Warehouse Clerk (Retail) : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.
Display PI Document Items for Materials
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk (Retail)
Warehouse Clerk (Retail) : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Inventory Manager (Retail) : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.
Display PI Status for Materials
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.
Create PI Documents - Regular Stock
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Scope items: Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system. 
Business roles: Inventory Manager| Warehouse Clerk| Warehouse Clerk (Retail)
Warehouse Clerk (Retail) : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.

Inventory Manager : 
Manages inventory with respect to quantity and value.

Warehouse Clerk : 
Executes daily warehouse operations, such as carrying out stock transfers, analyzing stock-out situations, reverse material documents, etc.
Block Material for PI Documents
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Freeze Book Inventory Balance for PI Doc
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Enter Physical Inventory Count
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Set Zero Count Ind for Uncounted PI Doc
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Post Inventory Differences
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Enter and Post PI Count with Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Batch Input: Enter PI Count w/o Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Enter and Post PI Count w/o Document
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:  If you want to carry out a transaction for many objects (for example, create physical inventory documents for many materials), the SAP System can automatically execute it according to your specifications. One advantage of this procedure is that you save monotonous entry time. Another is that a session can be processed at various times, allowing your system administrator to better utilize the capacities of the computer. 
Key features:  This process consists of two parts: You create a session for the objects in question. The session is “processed”. The system now performs the operation for every object.  In physical inventory, work with sessions is supported for the following functions: Creating a physical inventory document (see Creating Physical Inventory Documents) Blocking a material (see Blocking Materials for Postings) Entering the count or transferring PDC count data (*) Freezing the book inventory (see Freezing the Book Inventory) Setting a zero count automatically (see Setting Zero Count) Posting differences (see Posting Differences) Posting the count and differences (*) Posting the physical inventory document, the count, and the differences (*)  The functions marked with an asterisk (*) cannot be carried out by the SAP System alone, since the system does not know the counting results. These functions are used to transfer physical inventory data into the SAP System if the count was carried out with another system.
Delete Physical Inventory Documents
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   You can archive the following documents in Inventory Management and Physical Inventory:  Material documents  Physical inventory documents Note  Reservation documents are not archived. They can be deleted using the reservations management program (refer to Managing Reservations )    SAP’s archiving tool is used for archiving documents. For more information on archiving, refer to the BC Archiving Application Data component , under Archiving in Inventory Management (MM-IM) .   The following archiving objects are predefined in the standard system:  MM_MATBEL for material documents   MM_INVBEL for physical inventory documents   To access the archiving function, proceed as follows:     From the Inventory Management menu, choose Material document  Archive.      From the Physical Inventory menu, choose Physical inventory document  Archive.
Read PI Documents from Archive
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   You can archive the following documents in Inventory Management and Physical Inventory:  Material documents  Physical inventory documents Note  Reservation documents are not archived. They can be deleted using the reservations management program (refer to Managing Reservations )    SAP’s archiving tool is used for archiving documents. For more information on archiving, refer to the BC Archiving Application Data component , under Archiving in Inventory Management (MM-IM) .   The following archiving objects are predefined in the standard system:  MM_MATBEL for material documents   MM_INVBEL for physical inventory documents   To access the archiving function, proceed as follows:     From the Inventory Management menu, choose Material document  Archive.      From the Physical Inventory menu, choose Physical inventory document  Archive.
Archive Physical Inventory Documents
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   You can archive the following documents in Inventory Management and Physical Inventory:  Material documents  Physical inventory documents Note  Reservation documents are not archived. They can be deleted using the reservations management program (refer to Managing Reservations )    SAP’s archiving tool is used for archiving documents. For more information on archiving, refer to the BC Archiving Application Data component , under Archiving in Inventory Management (MM-IM) .   The following archiving objects are predefined in the standard system:  MM_MATBEL for material documents   MM_INVBEL for physical inventory documents   To access the archiving function, proceed as follows:     From the Inventory Management menu, choose Material document  Archive.      From the Physical Inventory menu, choose Physical inventory document  Archive.
Manage PI Document Archive
Application component: Inventory Management
App type: SAP GUI
Description:   You can archive the following documents in Inventory Management and Physical Inventory:  Material documents  Physical inventory documents Note  Reservation documents are not archived. They can be deleted using the reservations management program (refer to Managing Reservations )    SAP’s archiving tool is used for archiving documents. For more information on archiving, refer to the BC Archiving Application Data component , under Archiving in Inventory Management (MM-IM) .   The following archiving objects are predefined in the standard system:  MM_MATBEL for material documents   MM_INVBEL for physical inventory documents   To access the archiving function, proceed as follows:     From the Inventory Management menu, choose Material document  Archive.      From the Physical Inventory menu, choose Physical inventory document  Archive.