3 - How To Create RFQ
3 - How To Create RFQ
Quotation) in SAP
Quotations
Quotations are requests for vendors to provide us information about their best
prices, terms and conditions, schedule of deliveries and other information in
order to select the best source for our procurement needs.
Below you can see the process flow for quotations in purchasing in SAP MM
module.
Step 2)
1. Validity range: enter the range for the validity period.Other information
such as collective number (collective management of multiple
documents), deadline for bid submission, closing a date for
applications and binding period for quotation.
2. Collective number – Coll.no is a very important field as you can later
compare quotations based on this information, or find RFQs using this
number.
3. You can enter the warranty date if applicable.
4. Target value: threshold value for warning a message during the
creation of the contract release order.
You should inspect the toolbar to see which screens can be called by using
the icons.
Step 3) Among the icons in the toolbar you will find "Vendor Address"
button, where you can:
1. Choose the appropriate vendor. If it's one time vendor, after entering
vendor number you need to specify vendor address.
Step 4) In the toolbar, you will also find the overview button which calls the
item overview screen.
Item overview screen is the place where you can enter item information,
materials, quantities...
If you have maintained a collective number in your quotations (we have used
190123), you can review all of the quotations for the collective number by
using transaction code ME4N.