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Webclass 132: Corruption and collusion through unusual pricing, let’s see how to visualize it!

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WC132 – Corruption and collusion through unusual pricing, let’s see how to visualize it!
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Question 1 of 17

1. Question

Q1. Why might it be an issue to assume that we can do a sample for manual controls, such as automated pricing configuration?

Because there can be exceptions to the automated pricing rules and because prices can be updated manually following their determination by the system
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Because it should be a sample size of 25 for pricing
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Question 2 of 17

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Q2. How does SAP know where to start with the pricing algorithm?

Thanks to the pricing procedure code
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Thanks to the purchase organisation
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Question 3 of 17

3. Question

Q3. Thanks to the purchase organisation

1 or more
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Only 1
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Q4. Which field determines the order that the condition types are considered?

T683S_STUNR
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T685_KOZGF
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Question 5 of 17

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Q5. How does SAP know which condition tables it needs to check on?

The field T685_KOZGF determines the set of condition tables that will be checked
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The field KSCHL determines the set of condition tables that will be checked
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Question 6 of 17

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Q6. How does SAP know the order in which those condition tables should be checked?

The order of checking of the condition tables is determined by the field T682I_KOLNR
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The order of checking of the condition tables is determined by the field T685_KOZGF
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Question 7 of 17

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Q7. How does SAP know the name of each condition table that is checked?

The name of the condition table is mentioned in the field T682I_KOTABNR
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The condition table is joined to the T682I table based on the condition type field, KSCHL
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Question 8 of 17

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Q8. What is happening during condition table checking?

If the information in the purchase order, supplier master data, material master data, company master data, plant master data, etc. for the purchase order, matches the data or ranges in the condition table, then the system will create a condition record number that links to the pricing information as defined in the application layer
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If the supplier and material mentioned in the purchase order is the same as that mentioned in the condition table, then SAP will take the price that is mentioned in the condition table
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Question 9 of 17

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Q9. Some condition tables mention the cost center – where can we find the cost center information for the purchase order?

It depends: If the purchase order is for product (that will be shipped to customers), this information can be found based on the GL account in T030 table (and then the corresponding cost center in CSKB), however, if the purchase order is for non-product items, then this information can be found in the EKKN tabe
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The cost center is found in the EKKN table for each purchase order line item
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Question 10 of 17

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Q10. Are all the A tables that exist in the SAP system, the same across different SAP systems?

No, different A condition tables are created according to the conditions that are entered by the users in the application layer
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Yes, the set of A condition tables is standard in SAP
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Question 11 of 17

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Q11. Once SAP has determined the price, where does it store the pricing information?

The final price is not actually stored in KONP. KONP stores a rate for each condition type. However, the KONV table stores the actual value to be applied for each condition type, and these values have to be added up to get the final purchase order value, which then needs to be divided by the quantity in base units of measure, in order to get the price in base units of measure.
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Once the price is determined, it is stored in the KONP table and on the purchase order line item. If the price is then updated by the user, the price on the purchase order line item will be the updated price and the price in the KONP table will be the original price.
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Question 12 of 17

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Q12. Why can we not divide the purchase order net value by the purchase order quantity and then compare the prices between purchase order line items?

Because the purchase order unit of measure can be different for the same material number on different purchase orders, so we need to first convert to the base unit of measure for the material.
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Because the purchase order price is in local currency and we should compare in USD
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Question 13 of 17

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Q13. Should we convert the condition values (KONV_KWERT) into a local or group currency before using them for comparison purposes?

Yes
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No
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Question 14 of 17

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Q14. Should we consider if the condition is active or inactive?

Yes – we can use the KONV_KINAK field to see if conditions are inactive
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No, the status does not impact the calculation of the final value
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Question 15 of 17

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Q15. What is the inconvenience of a scatter plot compared to artificial intelligence, to find unusual prices?

A scatter plot can show a purchase order line item+ material that have an unusual price compared to the average for the material, however, they can only compare two values (price and average price), whereas Artificial Intelligence could be used to see if a price is unusual for a set of values accross multiple fields
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A scatter plot only shows the total value of the purchase order, whereas artificial intelligence can look at individual values
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Question 16 of 17

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Q16. How can we make the scatter plot see unusual prices for a combination of conditions (material, purchase organization, etc.)

Calculate the average based on the combination of all the fields that could be considered to influence the price, rather than only calculating the average based on the material
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Make the dimension equal to the concatenation of all of the combinations of dimensions
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Question 17 of 17

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Q17. How can we see in our SAP system, all of the condition tables that are used and what is contained within them?

All of the condition tables will be mentioned in T682I_KOTABNR and the fields that are found in each of these condition tables can be found in DD03T
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All of the condition tables will be mentioned in T683S_KSCHL
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