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AB0 - Time Recording

Scenario Overview

SAP Best Practices for DBM

V1.600

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Overview

Scenario ± AB0 Time Recording

This scenario is made up of  several building blocks containing the preconfiguration required for  the Time Recording

scenario. Building blocks can help you to implement the solution and put into production quickly.

To illustrate the scenario presented in this overview document, the business view, the interaction view, and the component view, provide three different perspectives on the business scenario.

Business View

The business view shows the business partners participating in the Time Recording scenario, the business environment, and the benefits for  the parties involved.

Interaction View

The interaction view shows the integration of  an enter prise¶s IT with the IT of  one or more of  its business partners. It also describes the roles involved, the f unctions supported, and the documents and data exchanged.

Technical View

The Technical view shows the key f unctions available in the in the Time Recording scenario. 

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Business View

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The Time Recording f unctionality offers support in perfor ming all human 

resources processes involving the recording, valuation of  internal employees¶ 

work perfor med and absence times. 

Situation:

The service technician perfor ms the work in the service order  after  the order  

is released. For  these internal processes, the service technician should record their  activities and working time within a day. In the end the dealer  can bill the 

actual working time to the customer.

The following features characterize Time Recording activities:

AB0 Time Recording: Business Background

Release Service Order 

Record working time

Target working time and Actual working time compare sheet

Bill actual working time for  effort±relevant labor  item

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AB0 Time Recording: Business Requirement

Requirements of the Dealer 

Recording of  absences and special attendances by Time administrators 

 An overview of  service technician working time sheet

Service perfor mance is included in the service order 

 A business scenario for  Time Recording starts when a service technician 

starts his work. He or  she logs on to the ter minal to record his or  her  activities 

and working time within a day. 

The service technician then enters the attendance or  absence type, the 

sender  and receiver  cost centers, and the number  of  hours he or  she worked. 

To assist him or  her  with entering this infor mation, default values proposed or  

the search f unction can be used. 

Easy to compare target and actual working time

Distinguish productive and unproductive working time

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AB0 Time Recording: Business Requirement Solution

Business Benefits for Dealer 

SAP Best Practices for  DBM scenario Time Recording shows a working day of  a 

service technician.

DBM provides other SAP applications with planning data and delivers infor mation to a 

lot of business processes integrated in the DBM solution, for  example Human 

Resources Management, Cross Application Time Sheet (CATS), Controlling, DBM

order processing and analytics.

The time recording f unctionality basically contains two major  steps, first the time postings like ³start a day´, ³start of  work´ an so on, time confir mations of  time spent 

on a  job, for  example 3 hours worked on labor  xyz. The time postings are stored in 

time stamps and the confir mations including the time frame are stored in Cross 

 Application Time Sheet Database (CATS). 

When the next activity is created, the last one is finished automatically

Creating time stamps by selecting the relevant time event

 An individual tab-page is provided for  time recording in the service order 

One list of  released orders on the current date is available 

Time events are predefined in the system with the required controlling ob ject

 Automatically punch out

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Automotive - Sales & Service Organizations

OEMs & Suppliers Dealer Network &

Customers

Procurement Sales & Distribution Service

Enterprise Management & Support

Sales & Marketing

Brand and Customer Management Vehicle Lifecycle Management 

Channel Management 

Leasing 

Vehicle Management

Vehicle Planning & Forecasting 

Order -to-Deliver y

Service Parts Management

Service Parts Planning 

Service Parts Execution 

Customer Service

Interaction Center  

Importer Service Operations 

Warranty Management 

Fleet Management & Rental 

Dealer Business Management

Customer Management 

Vehicle Sales and Administration 

Vehicle Service 

Parts Management 

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Interaction View

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SAP DBM: Time Recording

Start working on order 

� selects event type ³start on order ́

� selects order  from list of  released 

DBM orders of  the day

Start a day

� Service Technician logs on ter minal

� Starts a day

Monitors Time Recordings� selects  time recordings of  his team

(assigned resources)

� check time recordings navigating into CATS

� correct error  entries within CATS

Monitors DBM order 

� checks status of  order  header   items

� checks  time confir mations on order 

� checks LV updates based on time recordings Finishes working on order 

� selects event type ³finish on order ́

� selects ³final completion´ indicator 

Records ³unproductive´ working times

� selects event type ³cleaning workshop´

� defaulted cost center � creates start / later  finish event

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Communicate

Delivery/Request

Dealer 

Releasing service order 

Checking Time Sheet

AB0 ² Time Recording: Business Ecosystem

1

2

3

Creating service order 

DBM System

Customer 

Item 20

Service Order: 1000AB12

Item 30

Item 10

Customer Invoice

Item QuantityItem 10 10

Item 20 50Item 30 30

Shop Floor 

2

Performing effort relevantlabor item

Cleaning workshop

Creating invoice

Confirming time booking on order 

Completing service order 4

Performing labor item

0000102 20 X

Labor Value Master DataLV No. Target Time Effort Relevance

0000103 30

0000101 10

Transferring to Controlling

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Customer Adviser  Business BenefitsCustomer 

AB0 ² Time Recording : Business Scenario MapCase 1 - Time Recording at the Header Level

Send vehicle for repairing

Service Technician 1

Create Service Order 

End of Work with

Confirmation

Perform the Labor Item

Break

Perform the Labor Item

Check Status of Service

Order 

Status control of  time booking in DBM service order.

Cleaning Workshop

Leaving Workshop

Create time stamps on order  level.

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Customer Adviser  Business BenefitsCustomer 

AB0 ² Time Recording : Business Scenario MapCase 1 - Time Recording at the Header Level

Service Technician 1

Completion Confirmation of 

ServiceOrder 

Classic CATS.

Fill in CATS time sheet via time recording transaction.

CATS: Transfer to

Controlling

Check Time Sheet

Create Invoice

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Customer Adviser  Service Technician 2 Business BenefitsCustomer 

AB0 ² Time Recording : Business Scenario MapCase 2 - Order Includes Effort Relevance Labor Item

Service Technician 1

Check Status of 

ServiceOrder 

CATS: Transfer to

Controlling

Completion

Confirmation of 

ServiceOrder 

Create Invoice

Status control of  time booking in 

DBM service 

order.

Classic CATS

Fill in CATS time sheet via time 

recording transaction.

Check Time Sheet

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Technical View

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AB0 ² Time Recording : Document Flow

DBMOrder 

InternalOrder 

Item 10Labor Value

Billing Doc.

Split 1InternalOrder 

Item 20Labor Value

 Accounting Doc.

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AB0 ² Time Recording : DBM Order Integration

DBM Order Integration

Item update

Labor values, which cannot be pre-estimated. For example, labor values like

'electronic control' and 'rough inspection'

Labor values have to be defined as update relevant

The system requires item number during time recording and it will update the

relevant labor values in the defined order 

All time recordings created with reference to this item (labor value) willupdate the item quantity

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AB0 ² Time Recording : DBM Order Integration

DBM Order Integration

Target - Actual Comparison

Monitor the existing time recordings Actuals are determined during runtime

Cumulated amount for each employee (only finished time stamps)

List of time stamps

The open time stamps are marked in red

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AB0 ² Time Recording : CATS

CATS (Cross Application Time Sheet)

CATS entries are created based on two time stamps

from the service technician Sending cost center is derived from HR master 

Receiving controlling object

Internal order number 

Cost center 

Determined internal order for the DBM order 

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