Which of the following settings are required to be able to deliver a product? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AYou need to set up the item category as relevant for delivery-related billing.
• BYou need to set up copying control in Logistics Execution System for the item category.
• CYou need to set the Schedule Lines Allowed indicator in the item category.
• DYou need to set the Item Relevant for Delivery indicator in the item category.

• A
  77% (20)
• B
  8% (2)
• D
  15% (4)

Explanation

Two settings in the item category (configured via VOV7 in SAP SD) are essential for delivery processing. Option A is correct because setting billing relevance to "delivery-related" tells the system to base billing on delivery quantities rather than order quantities - without this, the billing flow cannot follow the delivery document. Option C is correct because the "Schedule Lines Allowed" indicator is the gateway to delivery: schedule lines carry the confirmed quantities and dates that the system uses to create outbound deliveries, so without them, no delivery can be generated at all.

Option B is wrong because copying control for item categories is a configuration that governs how data flows between documents (e.g., order → delivery → billing), but it is not a specific LES-level item category switch you toggle to "allow" delivery - standard SAP handles much of this out of the box. Option D is a trap: there is no standard "Item Relevant for Delivery" checkbox in item category configuration; the actual delivery-enabling indicator is "Schedule Lines Allowed" (option C), not a separate delivery flag.

Memory tip: Think "Bill it and Schedule it" - you need Billing relevance (A) to define how it gets billed after delivery, and Schedule Lines Allowed (C) to define that a delivery can even occur.

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