Sap Standard Costing
- Product Costing in SAP is the most important part of SAP Controlling. This means, to know the controlling, you certainly need to know Product Costing. Moreover, if you wish to make a career in SAP Management Accounting, or if you want to upgrade your S/4HANA Finance profile with controlling knowledge, you must gain expertise on product costing.
- Think through your costing requirements, and explore key functionality for inventory valuation, standard product costing, manufacturing order costing, actual costing, and more. Discover the SAP Fiori applications that will streamline your product costing activities, and prepare for your new implementation or system conversion project.
Sap Product Cost Controlling
This training guide provides instructions for procedures of planning product costs (CO-PC-PCP) in SAP Controlling module (SAP CO-PC).
Understanding the concept of product costing in sap by taking an example. Suppose for producing 1kg of Carrot Halva, estimated material consumption is Milk (1 liter), Sugar (.5 kg), Carrot (1kg), Ghee (.2kg) and Dry fruits(.2 kg). Activities involved are cutting & heating Overhead is 2% on raw material cost. In this e-book we cover the various master data required for the product costing module. Most of the master data is dependent on the Production planning module (PP module). It is imperative for a Product costing consultant to understand the master data created in the Production planning module and its implications on product costing.
Sap Product Costing Pdf Templates
- Purpose of Product Cost Planning in SAP
- Organizational Structure
- Cost Related Master Data
- Overhead Costs (Costing Sheets)
- Cost Components
- Cost Component Structure
- Costing Sequence
- Costing Methods
- Material Cost Estimate with Quantity Structure
- Material Cost Estimate Without Quantity Structure
- Customizing (Preparation of Costing)
- Product Cost Planning with Costing Run and Primary Cost Splitting
- Product Cost Planning with Multilevel Unit Costing
Download – SAP CO Product Cost Planning: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide