2. OBJECTIVES
BY THE END OF THIS SECESSION, YOU SHALL BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND:
• SAP PROJECT SYSTEMS OVERVIEW
• SAP PS PROJECT STRUCTURE
• SAP PS PROJECT PLANNING
• SAP PS PROJECT BUDGETING
• SAP PS PROJECT EXECUTION
• SAP PS PROJECT CLOSURE
5. • SAP PS OVERVIEW: SAP PS COMPONENTS
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure
Project Structure
WBS
Activity
Milestone
Time Planning Cost Planning
Budgeting
Actual booking/Progress
Confirmations
Project Reporting
6. OBJECTS IN SAP PS
• PROJECT DEFINITION
• WBS
• NETWORK
• ACTIVITY
• MILESTONE
• PS TEXT
• PS DOCUMENT
7. • PROJECT SYSTEM USES THE ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE DEFINED BY OTHER MODULES.
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure
Controlling Area
Company Code
Business Area
Profit Center
Plant
Business Area
Profit Center
Plant
Plant
Work Center
Purchasing Organization
Purchasing group
Plant
Purchasing Organization
Purchasing group
Service master record
8. MASTER DATA IN PROJECT SYSTEMS
Note: ALL CCA MASTER DATA IS MAINTAINED CENTRALLY
WBS elements
Hierarchicaloriented
Network / Activities
Process-oriented
1
13-
Assignments
WBS elements
and activities
9. Actual Costs
Basic Dates
Scheduled Dates
Actual Dates
Original Budget
Budget Updates
Release Budgets
Availability Control
Purchase Requisition
Purchase Order
Commitments:
WHAT ARE WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURES USED FOR?
Dates:
Budget:
Execution:
“WBS Structure”
Planned Costs
Planning:
Overheads
Settlement
Earned Value Analysis
Periodic Processing:
10. OPERATIVE INDICATORS AND ATTRIBUTES
Key
Account assignment element
For posting actual costs
Network / Maintenance Order
assignments
Planning Element
For planning costs
Plan/actual cost comparison
WBS 1
WBS 1.3
Released
WBS 1.2
Partially Rel
Released Released Released Released
WBS 1.4
Partially Rel
WBS 1.2.1 WBS 1.2.2 WBS 1.4.1 WBS 1.4.2
Billing element
Planning for Revenue
Raise bill to customer
14. PROJECT LEVELS
Project Levels:
Each project must have a single Level 1 WBS
Allows for ease of reporting at a project level
Structure below Level 1 is determined by phase and other
reporting requirements
This is an example of a typical project structure
16. ACTIVITIES AND ACTIVITY ELEMENTS
Reference Dates from Activity
Start or Finish
Activity Elements
Work
External
Costs
Service
Four Types of Activities
Internal Processing
External Processing
Costs, services
General Cost Activities
Internal External
General
Costs
Service
17. SAP PS Project Structure: Activities and Networks
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure
18. NETWORK ACTIVITIES
Work / Services
performed inhouse
Internal Processing:
Purchasing of work /
services
External Processing:
Planning of additional
primary costs
Costs Activity:
Purchasing of services
with service specifications
Services:
19. 1200
Cost Center
INTERNAL PROCESSING
Work: 500hrs Output provided to complete activities
Work Center
Organizational unit Where an activity is
carried out or work output is provided.
Scheduling Data
Cost Center Data
Responsible
Persons
20. 1300
Purchasing Group
EXTERNAL PROCESSING
Description
Material Group
Work Performed by a third
party (Vendor)
Price per Unit
Quantity & Unit
Vendor 1000
Purchase
Order
Quotation
Entry
Vendor
Selection
PO
Processing
Entry of
Services
performed
Good Receipt /
Service Receipt
Invoice
Verfication
PR
Commitments
Purchase
Requisition
Bid
Invitation
PO
Committments
Actual
Costs
21. WBS 1.4
WBS 1
WBS 1.5
WBS 1.3
WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURES & NETWORKS COMPARED
1000
1200
5000 Network
WBS 1.3.1 WBS 1.3.2 WBS 1.5.1 WBS 1.5.2
1100
WBS
Cost Control and Reporting
Reflects Ownership
NETWORK
Work Control
Reflects Execution
Versus
26. SYSTEM STATUS AND USER STATUS CONTROL
CRTD
CRTD CRTD
CRTD CRTD CRTD CRTD
PREL
PREL REL
CRTD REL REL REL
What is Status control used for?
To allow or forbid certain business
transactions.
How?
Status are activated manually or
automatically by the system.
Which elements?
Project definition and WBS
elements are affected.
Why system and user status?
User status adds detail to the
system Status.
27. SYSTEM STATUS’S
SYSTEM STATUS
The following status are set by the system/user as the project goes through
Its different stages:
CRTD Created (Automatic)
REL Released (Manual)
LKD Locked (Manual)
UNLK Unlock (Manual)
BUDG Project Budgeted (Automatic)
AVAC Availability Control Activated (Automatic)
36. Approved
budget
Budget
Top-down
distribution
Budget
applied for
Annual plan value
Bottom-up
extrapolation
1 E-1399
2 E-1399-1
3 E-1399-1-1
3 E-1399-1-2
2 E-1399-2
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2000
2001
Cost Planning Cost Budgeting
COST PLANNING AND BUDGETING
37. Release
EUR 8.0 m
Budget 10m Budget 10m
EUR EUR
EUR
EUR
Release
EUR 2 m
EUR EUR
EUR EUR
RELEASING THE BUDGET
Release
EUR 3 m
Add 1 m Add 5 m
44. PROCUREMENT STEPS
WBS 1.1
WBS 1.1.1
WBS 1.1.1
T-20600
10
Vendor Purchase
Components
Goods receipt
For Purchase
order
Goods issue
to Network
Activity
(Consumption)
45. COMMITMENT MANAGEMENT (2)
WBS Element V-0691001.01
Purchase
Requisition
Purchase
Order
Goods
Receipt
MM CO
WBS Element V-0691001.01
C/Elem Committed Actual Assigned
4000000 0 11000 11000
C/Elem
4000000
Committed
6000
Actual
5000
Assigned
11000
WBS Element V-0691001.01
WBS Element V-0691001.01
46. SAP PS PROJECT CLOSURE: PROJECT CLOSURE FLOWCHART
Clear
project
stocks
Clear
pendin
g
settlem
ents
Delete
unused
WBS
elements
Reduce
release
d
budget
Return
original
budget
Update
all WBS
element
s status
to TECO
Close
project
definitio
n
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure
47. SAP PS PROJECT CLOSURE: TECO STATUS
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure
48. SAP PS PROJECT CLOSURE: CLOSED STATUS
Overview Structuring Planning Budgeting Execution Closure