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  2. Resource Planning for Personnel Resources
  3. processing period


What is processing period in SAP CRM-RPL - Resource Planning for Personnel Resources?


SAP Term: processing period

  • Component: CRM-RPL

  • Component Name: Resource Planning for Personnel Resources

  • Description: A period of time for which the resource planning tool is set up. All necessary data for this period employee assignments and their service tasks, non-availability and availability information is displayed. The resource planner can change the assignments scheduled here or create new ones. The data within the processing period can be updated manually.


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  • Key Concepts: 
    Processing period is a term used in the CRM-RPL Resource Planning for Personnel Resources component of SAP. It is a period of time during which personnel resources are planned and allocated. The processing period is used to define the time frame in which personnel resources are planned and allocated. 
    
    How to use it: 
    The processing period is used to define the time frame in which personnel resources are planned and allocated. This allows for more accurate planning and allocation of personnel resources. The processing period can be set up in the SAP system by entering the start and end dates of the period. 
    
    Tips & Tricks: 
    When setting up a processing period, it is important to ensure that the start and end dates are accurate. This will ensure that personnel resources are planned and allocated correctly. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the processing period does not overlap with other periods, as this could lead to incorrect planning and allocation of personnel resources. 
    
    Related Information: 
    The processing period is an important concept in SAP's CRM-RPL Resource Planning for Personnel Resources component. It is also related to other concepts such as resource planning, resource allocation, and personnel resource management. Understanding how these concepts work together can help ensure that personnel resources are planned and allocated correctly.
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