Creating Organizational Model Manually in CRM
- §Create an organizational model in Customizing for CRM under Master Data ® Organizational Management ® Organizational Model ® Create Organizational Model, and define sales organizations, sales offices and sales groups in it.
- §Enter the corresponding organizational units in the R/3 System (mapping).
- §Define the sales areas by assigning the sales organization, distribution channels and divisions as attributes.
- §You can also assign distribution channels and divisions to organizational units below a sales organization (for example, a sales office). The system then reads the sales area with the higher-level sales organization.
Hierarchy Maintenance
Creating Hierarchies
- §In the user menu, choose Maintain Categories and Hierarchies.
The Maintain Categories and Hierarchies screen appears with either the locator or work area, depending on your user settings. - §Choose Create Hierarchy.
The dialog box Create Hierarchy appears. - §Enter a hierarchy ID and description, and choose Continue.
The hierarchy maintenance screen is then displayed. - §If you want to assign category IDs using a numbering scheme, specify the numbering scheme required.
- §Save your data.
Category Maintenance
- §Creating Product Categories
- §In the user menu, choose Maintain Categories and Hierarchies.
The Maintain Categories and Hierarchies screen appears. - §Double-click the required hierarchy from either the Worklist or Search tab page in the locator.
The hierarchy data is displayed in the work area. - §Choose Create Category if the hierarchy is new and does not yet have any categories. This creates a root in the hierarchy. Otherwise, double-click the category below which the new category is to be created and choose Create Category.
- §Enter a category ID and description.
- §If necessary, specify a product type for the category so that you can assign set types and relationship types to the category.
- §Enter data as required.
- §Choose the Set Types tab. For each set type, you can specify the view in which it appears in product/object maintenance and its position in the view, for example, above or below another set type . If you do not assign a view, the set type will appear in the Basic Data view.
- §Choose the Relationship Types tab and, if necessary, assign the relevant relationship types.
- §Save your data.
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