Learn Physical Inventory Process step by step in SAP MM

Create a physical inventory document in sap mm by entering the material, document date, plan date, and storage location. Save to generate the document.

Learn how to change a physical inventory document in SAP MM by editing the document and using the deletion indicator. Review the status and history to confirm counting progress.

Learn to display physical inventory documents and view the stock overview for a material in plant 190 in SAP MM, including inventory history and preparation for counting.

Initiate a physical inventory count in the PI document and enter results to update stock, including adjusting from 130 to 135 units based on system feedback.

Learn to correct a physical inventory count in SAP MM by changing the PI document from 135 to 133 using transaction 0 5 and recording reserves.

Learn to display the physical inventory count in SAP MM using transaction 06, review the inventory history, and note the difference between counted and system quantities.

Post physical inventory differences in sap mm, generate and reference a posting document, and review the stock update from 130 to 133 and the related accounting entries via MB03.

Learn how to complete the physical inventory process in SAP MM in a single step by creating a document, entering results, and posting the difference in one transaction.

Learn how movement types in physical inventory drive stock adjustments in SAP MM, focusing on 701 for excess stock and 702 for shortages, with real-world posting examples.

Explore field selection and customization in SAP MM for physical inventory, enabling mandatory reason codes for posting differences via SPRO and practical steps to document and post stock differences.

Define tolerances for physical inventory differences in sap mm by setting a limit for postings per user and document. Exceeding that limit blocks posting unless sap settings are adjusted.

Learn how to use SAP MM reports and tables to view physical inventory documents, their header and item statuses, and posting details by plant and store location.