What is a reference purchase organization? When can it be used?
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Answer / vijay
It is reference for all the other existing Purchase Orgns.
It is not assigned to either to plant or comp code.
The contracts, terms and conditions can be utilized by other
Put Orgns.
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Answer / vinay bellave
Reading some of the answers, one gets a sense that -
Reference Purchase Organization - does not have Plants
assigned to it, not is it assigned to any company code.
While this IS true, a purchasing org that is assigned to a
company code and having assigned to it can also be a -
Reference Purchase Organization.
It is basically an org that is referenced by other
purchasing orgs. This way, the enterprise can leverage the
benefits of centralized purchasing.
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Answer / nnamdi okogwu
it is a purchasing organization that can be set up as a
strategic purchasing department
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Answer / saurabh patil
refer
https://help.sap.com/doc/3281b65334e6b54ce10000000a174cb4/3.6/en-US/7b7db65334e6b54ce10000000a174cb4.html
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Answer / nirjharpal
this is used for internal purchases, i.e from one plant to another purchases
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