What is supplementary unit of measure in SAP SRD-SRM-GLO-INT - COM-Intrastat/FTA?

SAP Term: supplementary unit of measure

• Component: SRD-SRM-GLO-INT

• Component Name: COM-Intrastat/FTA

• Description: A unit measuring quantity other than net mass, as detailed in the Commodity Classification for Foreign Trade Statistics. Supplementary units of measure are, for example, each pair or gramm of fissile isotopes.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Supplementary unit of measure is a feature in SAP that allows users to define additional units of measure for materials. This feature is especially useful for materials that are sold in multiple units, such as a box of 12 cans or a bundle of 10 items. It allows users to define the base unit of measure (e.g. can or item) and then define the supplementary unit of measure (e.g. box or bundle).
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the supplementary unit of measure feature, users must first define the base unit of measure for the material in the material master record. Then, they must define the supplementary unit of measure in the material master record and assign it to the base unit of measure. Finally, they must enter the conversion rate between the two units of measure in the material master record.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When defining a supplementary unit of measure, it is important to ensure that the conversion rate between the two units is accurate. This will ensure that all transactions involving the material are recorded correctly. Additionally, it is important to ensure that all relevant fields in the material master record are filled out correctly, as this will ensure that all transactions involving the material are recorded accurately.
  
  Related Information: 
  The supplementary unit of measure feature is part of SAP's SRD-SRM-GLO-INT COM-Intrastat/FTA component. This component provides users with tools to manage international trade transactions and Intrastat reporting requirements. Additionally, this component provides users with tools to manage customs declarations and other related processes.