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Component: SD-BF-PR
Component Name: Pricing and Conditions
Description: A quantity referring to the condition unit. If a customer and a vendor agree on a material price for 100 pieces, "100" is the condition pricing unit and "pieces" is the condition unit.
Key Concepts: Condition pricing unit is a term used in SAP to refer to the unit of measure used to determine the price of a product or service. It is used in the Sales and Distribution (SD) module of SAP, specifically in the Pricing and Conditions (BF-PR) component. The condition pricing unit is used to define the quantity of a product or service that will be charged for a certain price. How to use it: The condition pricing unit is set up in the SAP system by entering the unit of measure into the condition record. This can be done by going to the Sales and Distribution module, then selecting Pricing and Conditions, and then selecting Condition Records. Once in the Condition Records screen, select the appropriate record and enter the condition pricing unit into the field provided. Tips & Tricks: When setting up condition pricing units, it is important to make sure that they are consistent across all products and services. This will ensure that all prices are calculated correctly and that there are no discrepancies between different products or services. Related Information: The condition pricing unit is closely related to other terms such as pricing conditions, pricing elements, and pricing procedures. These terms are all used in SAP to define how prices are calculated for products or services. Understanding how these terms work together can help ensure that prices are calculated correctly and that there are no discrepancies between different products or services.