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Transaction Codes Related to Repetitive Manufacturing

 SAP REM Process step with T-code to cover full cycle of REM Process


Steps for REM process                                                         T-code

Create REM Profile                                                         OSP2

Create Cost Centre                                                                 KS01

Create Primary and secondary Cost Element                         KA01

Create Activity type                                                         KL02

Activity type/Price Planning                                                 KP26

Work Centre                                                                         CR01

Create Material                                                                 MM01

Create BOM                                                                         CS01

Create Routing/Rate Routing                                                 CA01/CA21

Create Production Version                                                 MM02 (After BOM and Rate Routing Create PV)

Define Cost component structure                                         OKTZ

Create Preliminary Product Cost collector                         KKF6N/(CK11N+CK24) or CK40N

/Standard Cost estimate

Primary Cost Estimate                                                          MF30

REM Confirmation                                                                 MFBF

Post Processing                                                                 MF47

To see Backlash documents                                                 MF12

Over head calculation                                                         CO42

Variance calculation                                                         KKS6

Settlement                                                                         KK87

Planning Table (It's Optional in SAP REM )                         MF50



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