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Solution Management DSD, January 2005
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) DefinitionDSD Business ScenariosSAP DSD Specific FunctionalitiesSystem Landscape DSD 2004
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�DSD process differentiators
� Driver builds customer relationship and performs actions beyond drop off
� Delivery cycles (every mo, thu,…)
� Customers per route DSD ~15-60 Bulk ~ 4-5
� Drive time 15-30% of total route
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) DefinitionDSD Business ScenariosSAP DSD Specific FunctionalitiesSystem Landscape DSD 2004
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Mobile DSD Van Sales
Mobile DSD preseller and
delivery driver
DSD Paper basedSolution
DSD Back-end OrderFulfilment
Beside thethree main-variants othervariants are possible
OutboundTelesales
Combinationsof different roles arepossible
DSD Mobile Preseller
DSD Back-end OrderFulfilment
DSD Back-end OrderFulfilment
DSD Mobile Sales
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Delivery
DSD Mobile Delivery
Driver
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Internet Sales(R/3 Edition)
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Bill
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Physical delivery,Invoice,
Collection,
HH Data Down Load
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13 HH Data UpLoad
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BE Invoice, Open Item clearing
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Vehicle space optimization
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Picking, packing,loading
Transportation planning
Delivery creation
Shipment, Visit list
&Deliveries
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Sales order creationin the Backend
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Visit Listgeneration
HH Sales Order entry
Order
HH Data Down Load
HH Data UpLoad
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Picking, packing,loading
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Collection,Bill
HH Data Down Load
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BESales order, Invoice, Open items clearing
Route settlement
HH Data UpLoad
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RA Route Accounting
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Tour execution(deliver products)
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Check-in
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Tour data Entry,Route settlement
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Invoice, Open Items clearing
Bill
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Order-entry
(e.g. interaction center)
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Sales Order
Transportation planning
Shipment, Visit list
&Deliveries
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Vehicle space optimization
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Picking, packing,loading
Warehousemanagement
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RA Route Accounting
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) DefinitionDSD Business ScenariosSAP DSD Specific FunctionalitiesSystem Landscape DSD 2004
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Visit plans
Visitlists
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� Supporting planning and execution of periodical customer visits and their integration into the logistics process
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� Automatic capacity planning� Improved tour efficiencies according to capacity, sequence,…� Minimize effort for delivery dispatching to shipments� Automatic assignment of the relevant deliveries to the correct route (shipment)
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� Optimize use of truck space according to many parameters� Minimize unloading effort� Palletize material optimally� Minimize picking effort by truck triggered pallet-driven picking process� Consider law enforced maximum vehicle weight� Calculate center of gravity to achieve safe driving
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� Selling, delivering and invoicing at the same time at the Point-of-Sale
� All tour information is available on the device (customer / material master data, open items, credit limits,…)
� Paperless Delivery Process and flexibility in changing documentsduring the route
� Tour reports on the device (truck inventory, pre-settlement report)
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Check-In
End-of -Day
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HH Data Down Load
HH Data UpLoad
� Deliver with pre-sold orders
� Deliver without pre-sold orders
� Issue invoices and PODs
� Collect cash payments
� Take order for future delivery
� Maintain visit statuses
� Record inventory adjustments
� Record driver expenses
� Deliver with pre-sold orders
� Deliver without pre-sold orders
� Issue invoices and PODs
� Collect cash payments
� Take order for future delivery
� Maintain visit statuses
� Record inventory adjustments
� Record driver expenses
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The scenario variation DSD Order-to-Cash integrates the mobile DSD solution for Presellers and Delivery Drivers into your DSD backend processes.
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� Start of Day� Maintain visit list� Check-out� Order taking� Print order confirmation� Visit remaining customers� Check-in
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DSD Van Sales enables to sell and deliver products to customers who have not placed an order in advance.
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DSDMaster data
Visit control (Visit plan)
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Vehicle space optimization
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Warehousemanagement
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Settlement cockpit,final settlement
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Invoice, Open Items clearing
Bill
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Check-in
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HH Data UpLoad
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� The route accounting process covers delivery of goods to the customer, collecting returns and empties if needed, collecting either cash or credit payments
� Finally settling the route once completed
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� Increase efficiencies by managing the transactions for large complex routes from a central point
� Ensure quality of customer transaction processing by controllingthe overall process from a centralized perspective
� Control losses through tight monitoring and driver accountability
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Driver
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Invoice
Route settlement
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Deliveries&
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Posting goods movements
Invoicing
Collection clearing
Payment postings SAP-FI
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Invoice
Creation driver SD-documents
Removing invoice block
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Visit Listgeneration
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Transportation planning
Shipment, Visit list
&Deliveries
3
Vehicle space optimization
(optional)
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Picking, packing,loading
Warehousemanagement
5
Route settlement9
Invoice, Open Items clearing
Bill
10
Order-entry
(e.g. interaction center)
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Check-out(optional)
Check-in
Physical delivery,Invoice,
Collection,Bill
HH Data Down Load
HH Data UpLoad
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Direct Store Delivery (DSD) DefinitionDSD Business ScenariosSAP DSD Specific FunctionalitiesSystem Landscape DSD 2004
Appendix
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Backend mySAP ERP 2004
http/https
SAP WebAS 6.40 Basis/ABAP SP as per ME2.1P PL01
ME2.1P PL01 Server Components
mySAP ERP Stack 06
DB
RFCDevice
ME2.1P PL01 Client Components
MDSD 2.0
DB
DSD Customizing
DSD Connector
Mini-SPE(Pricing Engine)
DSD
Admin Console
Pricing Data Extractor
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� Recommended Client Hardware
� Device Types: PDA
� OS: PocketPC 2003
� RAM: 128MB
� MDSD requires database on mobile device� supported DB is IBM DB2e
(needs to be licebsed separatey)
� Middleware
� SAP WebAS 6.40
� SAP ME2.1P PL01
� Backend
� mySAP ERP 2004 Stack 06
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