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    Chapter 3

    Marketing Information Systems

    and the Sales Order Process

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    Chapter 3 Learning Objectives

    Describe the unintegrated sales processes of Fitter

    Snacker

    Explain why unintegrated Sales and Marketinginformation systems lead to company-wide

    inefficiency, higher costs, lost profits, and

    customer dissatisfaction

    Discuss sales and distribution in SAPs R/3

    system, and explain how integrated data sharing

    increases company-wide efficiency

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    Chapter 3 Learning Objectives

    Describe how SAP R/3 processes a standard sales

    order

    Describe the benefits of Customer RelationshipManagement software, a useful extension of ERP

    software

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    Marketing Personnel make

    decision on: What products should we produce?

    How much of each product should we

    produce? How are our products best promoted and

    advertised?

    How should our products be distributed? What price should we charge?

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    Problems with Fitter Snackers

    Sales process: Sources:

    Three unintegrated systems

    Sales Order System

    Warehouse System

    Accounting System

    Manual handling of transactionsInformation not available in real time

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    Fitter Snackers Sales Process

    Quote

    Quote

    Sales

    Order

    Sales

    OrderPick,

    Pack and

    Ship

    Pick,

    Pack and

    Ship

    Invoice

    Invoice

    Payment

    Payment

    Returns

    Returns

    Sales

    Warehouse

    Accounting

    Receiving

    Fitter Snackers

    Sales Process

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    Sales Quotations and Orders

    Sales call

    Hand-written quote on 3 sheet form faxed to sales

    office Customer calls 800 number to place order

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    Sales Quotations and Orders

    Problems Salesperson error in preparing quote manually

    Customer call reaches sales office before faxed

    quote Faxed copy is illegible

    Delivery data requires call to warehouse

    Warehouse provides delivery date estimate

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    Sales Quotations and Orders

    Problems Initial credit check uses paper process

    Credit check for established customers using

    accounting printout that may be a week old.

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    Warehouse/Order Filling

    Packing lists/shipping labels manually

    sorted

    Small order process and large order process

    Inventory managed by Access database

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    Warehouse/Order Filling

    Problems Picker may not report breaking case down

    for small order

    Perishable product requires low inventories Out of stock decision:

    Partial shipment

    Change production scheduleWait until full order can be shipped

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    Accounting and Invoicing

    Sales order data transferred by disk to

    PeachTree program 3 times per week

    Clerks must make manual adjustments for

    partial shipments and other errors.

    Invoices may not always match actual

    product shipped

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    Payment and Returns Problems

    Customers dont always include copy of

    invoice with payment

    Invoice may not match payment-

    reconciliation required

    Returned Material Paper process,

    sometimes no RMA #

    Improper dunning letters

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    Sales and Distribution with ERP

    SAP Sales and Distribution Process

    Pre-Sales ActivitiesSales Order Processing

    DeliveryBilling

    Inventory Sourcing

    Payment

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    Pre-Sales Activities

    Inquiry or Quote (binding)

    Marketing Activities

    Tracking Contacts

    Sales Calls

    Visits

    Mailings

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    Sales Order Processing

    Activities required to record a sales order

    Incorporate data from inquiry or quote

    Automated Pricing and Discounting

    Automate Credit Check

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    Inventory Sourcing

    Check of inventory, orders and production

    to see if order can be delivered when

    customer desires Includes shipping and considers

    weekends/holidays

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    Delivery

    Releasing documents to warehouse to

    initiate pick, pack and ship

    Sequenced and grouped for warehouse

    operation efficiency

    Materials Management module carries out

    picking, packing and shipping

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    Billing

    Sales order data copied to invoice

    Can be printed and mailed, faxed or

    transmitted electronically

    Accounting records updated

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    Payment

    Payment may be physical check or

    electronic

    Cash debited and customer account credited

    Quick processing avoids credit check

    problems

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    Sales Order Entry in SAP R/3

    Sold-to party

    P.O. Number

    Required Delivery Date

    Material

    Order Quantity

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    Master Data

    Master data is stored in a central database

    that is accessed by all modules

    Customer Master Data and Material Master

    Data are primary data sources for Sales

    Order Processing

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    Organizational Structures

    Organizational structures allow the R/3system to control the sales order process

    pricing, minimum orders, etc. Distribution Channel defines the way that

    materials move between the company andcustomersWholesale Distribution Channel

    Direct Sales Channel

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    Document Flow in SAP R/3

    All documents related to

    original sales order

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    Document Flow

    Sales order process creates numerous

    documents

    - Sales Order - Invoice

    - Delivery - Payment

    - Goods Issue - RMA

    Document Flow links all documents relatedto a sales order

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    Discounts in SAP R/3

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    Discount Pricing in SAP R/3

    R/3 system can be accommodate various

    discounting schemes

    Calculates correct discount based oncustomer and material

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    Integration of Sales and

    Accounting Sales order processing transactions make

    appropriate accounting entries at time of

    transaction-automatically

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    Customer Relationship

    Management (CRM) ERP provides means to manage all data relating to

    a customer to improve the quality of the

    interaction CRM Activities include:

    One-to-One Marketing

    Sales Force Automation

    Sales Campaign Management

    Marketing Encyclopedias

    Call Center Automation

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    CRM Benefits

    Lower Costs due to better use of sales and

    marketing resources

    Higher Revenue by improving theeffectiveness of marketing efforts

    Improved strategy and performance

    measurement by changing management andstaff focus

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    Chapter Summary

    Fitter Snackers unintegrated information

    systems lead to inefficiencies and reduced

    customer satisfaction An ERP system like SAPs R/3 views sales

    as a process, providing timely, accurate data

    and automating error-prone tasks

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    Chapter Summary

    Configuration decisions must be madeduring installation to match the companys

    practices and policies The ERP systems central database

    maintains master data used by all areas ofthe company

    CRM software builds on ERP data toimprove marketing effectiveness


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