C_TS452_2022 Exam Dumps - SAP Application Associate Certification Questions and Answers

The quota base quantity is the total quantity of a material that is to be procured over a certain period of time from various sources of supply. The quota arrangement specifies how this quantity is to be distributed among the sources of supply. If a new supplier is added to an existing quota arrangement, the quota base quantity must be updated to reflect the new situation. This way, the new supplier will be considered as if they had been part of the quota arrangement from the beginning. The other options do not ensure this, as they only affect the existing sources of supply or the source list. References: [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Community]

To implement split valuation, you must do the following:

• Customize valuation categories and valuation types, which are the key elements of split valuation. A valuation category defines the criteria for splitting the valuation of a material, such as origin or quality. A valuation type is a subdivision of a valuation category that represents a specific stock type, such as country of origin A or B. You can customize valuation categories and valuation types in Customizing under Materials Management -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Split Valuation -> Configure Split Valuation.
• Create additional accounting data for the relevant materials, which means that you must maintain the valuation data for each valuation type at valuation-area level. The valuation data includes the valuation price, total stock quantity, and total stock value for each valuation type. You can create additional accounting data for the relevant materials in the material master under Accounting 1 view. References: Split Valuation in Inventory Management | SAP Help Portal

The automatic account determination is used to assign the correct general ledger accounts for the inventory postings. If the account determination is set up incorrectly, the system will issue an error message when posting a transaction that affects the inventory value or quantity. The transactions C, D, and E are examples of such transactions, as they involve stock movements between different valuation areas, stock types, or company codes. The transactions A and B do not affect the inventory value or quantity, as they only change the material master data or the purchasing info record. References: SAP Help Portal, SAP Community

The system message that is shown when a user creates a purchase order with a delivery date in the past can be controlled by copying it to a new version and setting it as an error message or a warning message. To allow such purchase orders to only be created by authorized users, the version with the error message must be assigned to non-authorized users with user parameter MSV. This way, non-authorized users will not be able to save or post such purchase orders, while authorized users will only receive a warning message that they can ignore. The other options do not achieve this, as they either assign the wrong version to the wrong users or do not set the message as an error message. References: [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Community]

You activate SAP S/4HANA output management for purchasing documents at the document type level. You can assign an output determination procedure to each document type and define output parameters such as output type, channel, recipient, timing, etc. You do not activate output management at the document category, application object, or purchasing organization level. References: [SAP Help Portal - Output Management for Purchasing Documents]

A document type in purchasing is a classification of purchasing documents (such as purchase orders, contracts, requests for quotation, etc.) that defines some basic characteristics and controls for each document. Some of the aspects that you can control with a document type are:

• Reference to purchase requisitions, which means that you can specify whether a purchasing document can be created with reference to a purchase requisition or not.
• Number range, which means that you can define the number interval and the number assignment (internal or external) for each purchasing document.
• Item number interval, which means that you can define the increment and the length of the item numbers for each purchasing document. References: [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Help Portal]

When you enter a supplier invoice for a purchase order that has already been delivered, you can use the following documents as a reference:

• Delivery note, which is a document issued by the vendor that confirms the delivery of goods and contains information such as delivery date, quantity, and weight.
• Goods receipt, which is a document posted by you that records the receipt of goods from a vendor and updates the stock and inventory data. References: SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement | SAP Learning, Course S4515, Unit 1, Lesson 1.

To manually post an initial entry of stock for a material in SAP S/4HANA, you can use the following options:

• On the SAP Fiori launchpad, use the Post Goods Movement app, which allows you to post various types of goods movements such as goods receipts, goods issues, transfers, or returns. You can enter both a quantity and an amount for the initial entry of stock.
• In the SAP GUI, use transaction MIGO (Goods Movement), which is similar to the Post Goods Movement app but with a different user interface. You can also enter both a quantity and an amount for the initial entry of stock. References: SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement | SAP Learning, Course S4510, Unit 2, Lesson 1.

A scheduling agreement is a long-term agreement with a vendor for the supply of materials or services according to a predefined delivery schedule. Some features of a scheduling agreement are:

• A material master record is optional in a scheduling agreement item. You can use item category M (Material unknown) to enter a short text and material group instead of a material number.
• A scheduling agreement can be used for a consignment process. You can use item category K (Consignment) to indicate that the materials are stored at your premises but are still owned by the vendor until you consume them.
• A scheduling agreement item is always plant-specific. You must specify a plant for each scheduling agreement item and you cannot change it afterwards. References: SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement | SAP Learning, Course S4520, Unit 5, Lesson 1.

The Procurement Overview app is a SAP Fiori app that provides an overview of the procurement activities and key performance indicators. You can personalize the app by using the following options:

• Filter the contents of all cards according to a specific supplier, which means you can narrow down the information displayed on the cards based on a supplier name or number.
• Use your user settings to define which cards to show and hide, which means you can customize the app layout by selecting or deselecting the cards that are relevant for you.
• Use the drag-and-drop functionality to rearrange cards, which means you can change the order and position of the cards by dragging and dropping them on the app screen. References: [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Help Portal], [SAP Help Portal]