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  3. subsequent costs


What is 'subsequent costs' in SAP IS-A-DBM - Dealer Business Management?


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  • Key Concepts: Subsequent costs are additional costs that are incurred after the initial purchase of a product or service. In the context of SAP IS-A-DBM Dealer Business Management, subsequent costs refer to any additional costs that may be incurred after the initial purchase of a product or service from a dealer. These costs can include installation fees, maintenance fees, and other related expenses.
    How to use it: In order to track and manage subsequent costs in SAP IS-A-DBM Dealer Business Management, users must first create a cost item in the system. This cost item should include all relevant information such as the cost type, cost amount, and any other relevant details. Once the cost item is created, users can then assign it to a specific product or service in order to track and manage subsequent costs associated with that product or service.
    Tips & Tricks: It is important to ensure that all subsequent costs are accurately tracked and managed in SAP IS-A-DBM Dealer Business Management. To do this, users should regularly review their cost items and make sure that all relevant information is up-to-date and accurate. Additionally, users should also ensure that all subsequent costs are properly allocated to the appropriate product or service in order to ensure accurate tracking and management of these costs.
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