Cost Center Rule Definition – An overview

Introduction

Cost Center Rule Definition is a master component, which assigns a cost center based on a set of parameters. This eliminates the possibility of the user, particularly a non-accounting person, from selecting inadvertently, improper cost centers resulting in wrong cost analysis. The definition is used by logistics components for deriving cost center in transactions.

Feature Highlights

• Assigning cost center for Sales, Purchase and Inventory transactions

• Assigning cost center based on a minimum set of mandatory parameters (such as company code, event, finance book and account code) or for additional parameters (such as part, part category etc.)

• Provision for user configurable usages and assigning cost center for the usage

List of Activities