When goods are accepted or rejected during the Quality Inspection process, aUsage Decisionis recorded on the Inspection Lot. This decision determines the next steps for the inspected goods, such as acceptance, rejection, or further action.
Key Actions of Usage Decision:
Finalizes the inspection process.
Links inspection results to subsequent processes like stock posting or rework.
For detailed steps, refer to SAP documentation:Inspection Lot and Usage Decision
Question 2
When can a Quality Inspection be created in the process? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options:
A.
Before ASN
B.
Before order confirmation
C.
After invoice
D.
After GR but before invoice
Answer:
C, D
Explanation:
A Quality Inspection can be created in the following scenarios:
C. After invoice: Ensures quality checks align with invoicing records for traceability.
D. After GR (Goods Receipt) but before invoice: Allows inspection of received goods prior to invoicing, ensuring compliance with purchase conditions.
Incorrect Options:
A. Before ASN (Advanced Shipping Notification): Inspections cannot occur prior to shipment notifications.
B. Before order confirmation: Quality inspections are not relevant at this early stage.
For process timelines, consult SAP Business Network guidelines:
Question 3
What is the cXML message type for consignment movement?
Options:
A.
ShipNoticeRequest
B.
ProductActivityMessage
C.
ReceiptRequest
D.
ConsignMoveRequest
Answer:
C
Explanation:
TheReceiptRequestcXML message type is used for consignment movements in SAP Business Network. This message captures details about the receipt of goods for consignment purposes, enabling accurate tracking and billing.
References: SAP cXML Message Guidelines -> Consignment Message Types.