
Explore SAP customer service and service management through four real-world business scenarios, learning about service orders, contracts, notifications, and equipment in the SAP system.
Intro. Also see attached link to SAP Help for CS.
Understand the business context of services, with examples from installation to nuclear reactor inspection, and learn how SAP supports selling services via service orders and CRM.
Explore the four main SAP service management scenarios—simple service items, service contracts, in-house repair, and field service—plus pricing and billing variants like fixed price, flat rate, and time and materials.
Charge for a service via a sales order line with flat pricing and billing. Costs post to cost center buckets with no execution management or direct tie to profitability.
Summarizes the service contract process, including revenue from the contract and costs captured on service orders. Shows the annual maintenance agreement, billing plan, planned costs, settlements, and contract profitability.
Learn how SAP handles in-house repair through repair orders, item categories and lines, returns deliveries, and serial-number based goods receipt, tracking each step from receipt to repair.
Learn how task lists supply default operational steps for repair service orders, including work centers, plants, and timing, and how to select them manually or automatically via service products.
Explore service execution in an in-house repair scenario by updating a service order—tracking status, costs, and scheduling, assigning technicians, and adjusting operation estimates and dates.
Explore how to use the service order list report (IW72) to manage workload, filter by status and dates, and perform mass changes in SAP service management.
Create and post an outbound delivery for a repaired item, using transfer orders and goods issue, ensuring sales order stock and the repaired serial number stay linked.
Examine repair workflows, detailing requirements types, service items with cost management, and how resource related billing transforms labor and material costs into service orders via dip profile and material determinations.
Create a standard sales order to sell laser 2098 and its installation for the new customer California Research Laboratories, San Diego, then add installation as a future line item.
Create installation material for field service by copying an existing item, then set the material type to service with delivery and configure plant, tax, and item category.
Learn methods to default a requirements type on a sales order line: adjust MRP views for the install item, or use item category determination to assign a custom requirements type.
demonstrate defaulting the requirements type for the install material by adjusting the determination of requirement types, then validate the default on the sales order.
Create a new maintenance task list under service agreements, copy a general template, configure the work center and status, define steps like prep area and electrical test, then save.
Create a sales order for a laser and installation service, apply a special price, check stock and pricing, generate a service order, and review scheduling lines, work center, and tasks.
Enter and confirm Samuel's installation hours in SAP service management, record work finished status and costs for the service order, and review document flow to verify equipment history and profitability.
Explore how to configure a serialization profile in SAP to manage serial number usage, equipment linkage, and automatic equipment creation during goods receipt and issue.
If you want to expand your SD skill set or learn a little know yet frequently in demand SAP module then this is the place. In this exciting introduction to the SAP Customer service module you will learn all about how service management works in SAP as we cover the four primary real world service scenarios: simple service sale, service contract, in-house repairs and field service. We will review the primary objects in CS including technical objects, Repair orders, Service orders, Notifications, pricing, and resource related billing. Learn from someone who actually implements customer service at client sites every day. Includes links to config guide and relevant SAP help.