What is supplier catalog in SAP SRD-SRM-CCM - SRM-Catalogue Content Management?

SAP Term: supplier catalog

• Component: SRD-SRM-CCM

• Component Name: SRM-Catalogue Content Management

• Description: A structured list of the products that are available from a supplier, accompanied by information such as product descriptions, images, and prices. This may be an internal or an external catalog.

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• Key Concepts: 
  A supplier catalog is a digital collection of products and services offered by a supplier. It is used in SAP SRM (Supplier Relationship Management) to manage the content of a supplier’s catalog. The catalog contains information about the products and services offered by the supplier, such as pricing, availability, and delivery terms. The catalog can be used to create purchase orders and to track the status of orders.
  
  How to use it: 
  The supplier catalog can be accessed through the SAP SRM system. The catalog can be searched for specific products or services, and the results can be filtered by price, availability, and other criteria. Once a product or service is selected, the user can create a purchase order for it. The purchase order will include all of the necessary information about the product or service, such as pricing, delivery terms, and payment terms.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a purchase order from a supplier catalog, it is important to double-check all of the information before submitting it. This will ensure that the order is accurate and that all of the necessary information is included. Additionally, it is important to keep track of any changes that are made to the supplier catalog so that orders are not placed for outdated products or services.
  
  Related Information: 
  The SAP SRM system also includes other features related to supplier catalogs, such as contract management and supplier performance management. Additionally, SAP SRM can be integrated with other SAP systems, such as SAP ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and SAP CRM (Customer Relationship Management). This allows for a more comprehensive view of supplier relationships and better control over purchasing processes.