SD : Freight Cost Calculation at Delivery

A requirement to enable Freight Cost Calculation only during SHIPMENT ( Not to be confused with shipment Cost calculation).

Normally we have Freight Cost Condition type at SALES ORDER and upon billing, this cost will be copied to from SALES ORDER to BILLING DOCUMENT

Now we dont calculate FREIGHT COST at sales order, instead at DELIVERY LEVEL . so how this can be accomplished

In General to enter Freight Cost only at Delivery Level, you need to defined pricing procedure with Freight Condition type

KF00 - standard Condition type in RVAA01

then assign this pricing procedure to Delivery type.

Create SALES ORDER

Create DELIVERY and add Freight Condition type manually or through Condition records

Enable Copy Control from Delivery to Billing in VTFL-- Pricing Source as E

In Billing, the Freight will get copied from Delivery document

Next Blog, i will try to show shipment cost calculation with Transportation Planning points

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