Quotations
• Once we send the RFQ to the supplier either by the mail/Fax we will receive quotations from the suppliers.
• Quotations are again of 3 types
– Bid
– Catalog
– Standard
– For Bid RFQ we will receive the Bid Quotations
– For Catalog RFQ we will receive the Catalog Quotations
– For Standard RFQ we will receive the Standard Quotations
Request For Quotation (RFQ)
• RFQ information will be entered at three levels.
– Header level
– Line level
– Shipment (Bid RFQ)/Price Breaks(Catalog/standard)
– Currency
– Terms
– Price breaks
– Suppliers
– We can generate RFQ No automatically.
• Select * from po_headers_all where segment1=‘306’
• PKàPo_header_id=11905
• Select * from po_lines_all where po_header_id=11905
• PKàPo_line_id=12193
• Select * from po_line_locations_all where po_line_id=12913
• PKàLine_location_id
• Select * from fnd_currencies
• Select * from ap_terms
• Select * from ap_term_lines
• Select * from hr_locations
• Select * from po_document_types_all
• Open the RFQ Form
• Select RFQ type at the header level
• Ship_to and bill_to locations
• Enter the item details at line level
• Select the terms button and create terms & conditions.
• Select the price breaks button enter price break details
• Select supplier button
• Enter the supplier details who are going to receive the RFQ documents.
• Save the transaction.
• Payment terms – Immediate/Installments
• Freight terms – Transportation charges
• Carrier – Transport Name
• Foot on board(FOB) – Responsibility for the
material damage
• Due date -- last date for accepting the RFQ document
• Close date– RFQ Close date where company will decide the better quotation.
• Ship to location– where supplier need to send the material.
• Bill to location -- where supplier need to send the bill.
• Open the quotations form
• Enter the quotation details by selecting quote type, supplier, supplier site and so on
• Type_lookup_code=‘quotation/RFQ/PO’
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