What is the maximum number of freight settlement documents that can be created from a freight order with two deliveries during its lifecycle, given that all the charge elements in the calculation…

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Options

• A3
• B1
• C2
• DNo limit

• A
  18% (4)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  9% (2)
• D
  68% (15)

Explanation

Option D is correct because SAP Transportation Management imposes no system limit on the number of freight settlement documents (FSDs) that can be created from a single freight order across its lifecycle - as long as the charge elements in the calculation sheet are greater than zero, new settlement documents can be generated at any point (e.g., for corrections, adjustments, or re-settlements after changes).

Option B (1) is wrong because a single settlement run is not the enforced ceiling - the freight order can go through multiple settlement cycles. Option C (2) is a trap: the two deliveries in the scenario might suggest a 1-to-1 relationship between deliveries and FSDs, but deliveries do not cap settlement document creation. Option A (3) similarly has no basis in SAP TM logic - there is no "base + 1 per delivery" rule governing this.

Memory tip: Think "lifecycle = unlimited cycles" - every time conditions are met (charges > 0) during a freight order's life, another settlement document can be created, with no hard cap.

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