All of the above is the correct answer.
The key components of the mySAP core components implemented in GFEBS are Financial Accounting (FI), Controlling (CO), Materials Management (MM), Sales and Distribution (SD), Project System (PS), and Human Resources (HR). These components help GFEBS manage its financial processes, procurement, sales, project accounting, and HR functions effectively.
To obligate a SPS PR in GFEBS, you would use a Purchase Requisition Obligation (PR) transaction. This transaction allows you to commit funds against a PR to ensure that the goods or services requested will be paid for once the purchase is completed.
Quality information is included in material master data.
Quality information is included in material master data.
GPC Account Maintainer is in charge of card master records in GFEBS.
Master data in GFEBS refers to essential information like account codes, cost objects, and organizational structures. It ensures consistency and accuracy across financial processes. Master data elements are maintained centrally and used for reporting and analysis.
Use T-Code ME21N.
Yes when a purchase requisition is manually created in GFEBS, the approval status changes to blocked when saved. General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) is a accounting management system that is used by the Army.
Yes when a purchase requisition is manually created in GFEBS, the approval status changes to blocked when saved. General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) is a accounting management system that is used by the Army.
Yes when a purchase requisition is manually created in GFEBS, the approval status changes to blocked when saved. General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) is a accounting management system that is used by the Army.
Yes when a purchase requisition is manually created in GFEBS, the approval status changes to blocked when saved. General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) is a accounting management system that is used by the Army.
Transaction data is created.
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In the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS), a material group is a classification that groups similar materials or services for procurement and inventory management purposes. It helps streamline purchasing processes, enhances reporting, and facilitates analysis by categorizing items with similar characteristics or uses. Material groups are essential for maintaining organized and efficient supply chain operations within the system.