Scheduling AgreementIt is an agreement between company and the customer which is valid for a certain period of time and contains fixed quantities and delivery dates. The delivery dates are maintained in the schedule line of the agreement. Once a delivery is due, it can be seen in the delivery due list and can be delivered.Settings in Sales Document Type for Scheduling Agreement

Document Category used is EScreen sequence group should be LP Outline AgreementTransaction Group should be 3 Scheduling AgreementDocument Pricing Procedure can be standard or you can use a different one

In the Scheduling Agreement section enter the corresponding delivery type that is to be usedMRP for DlvSchType helps you plan requirement more efficiently. Delivery schedules used are Forecast delivery schedules (FRC): Short, medium, and long-term requirements concerning delivery quantities and dates can be sent in a forecast delivery schedule. The customer normally enters weekly or monthly schedule lines in this type of delivery schedule. However, the customer may decide to enter daily schedule lines here instead of using a JIT delivery schedule. You can use the forecast delivery schedule as a basis for planning production and sales, and for controlling shipping. Just-in-time delivery schedules (JIT): The JIT delivery schedule is much like the forecast delivery schedule except that it is more suitable for short-term requirements (exact-to-the-minute, in some cases). You can use it for fine-tuning production and shipping.You can use A (FRC) if MRP is not active. If MRP is active use C or D for JIT

Settings in Copy Control in Delivery

Creating a Scheduling AgreementMenu Path: SAP menu Logistics Sales and Distribution Sales Scheduling Agreement Create [VA31]

Click ForeDlSch Tab to enter the schedule lines.

Delivery can be done using the delivery due list or can be done individually using VL01N.Billing is done normally.