Answer / manoj kumar guin

FREEGOODS can be configured in sap by following two
methods ;
1 .manually
2 .automatically
Manually :By specifying higher level item category for a
line item we can determined freegoods as a free ofcharge
items during sales order processing .
Autometically :System proposes free goods autometically in
the sales order .In autometic freegoods configuration
system follows two methods :
1 .EXCUSIVE
2 .iNCLUSIVE
EXCUSIVE :System configures freegoods in exclusive option
like free goods quantity going to be excluded in order
quantity .Ex :for 10 items 1 item is free .then system
configures free goods as 10+1
INCLUSIVE :System configures freegoods in inclusive option
like free goods quantity is going to be included in order
quantity .Ex: for 10 items 1 item is free ,then system
configures freegoods as 9+1 .
NOTE :IN exclusive method other items also can be given as
a free of charge items for order item .

Answer / ravi

Four Ways:

1. Order Type Delivery Free of Charge, Item Cat.KLN
2. Subsequent Delivery Free of Charge, Item Cat. KLN
3. Higher Level Item, Item Cat. TANN
4. Free Goods Determination:
Inclusive: Free goods is part of the Order Quantity
Order Quantity 10 = 9+1 free (here Fr.good is Same Item)
Exclusive: Free goods is not part of the Order Quantity
Order Quantity 10 = 10+1 free (here Fr.good can be Diff)

Answer / bvr

See in SAP Free goods are caterogised into two parts.
1.Inclusive Free Goods and 2. Exclusive Free Goods.

Inclusive free goods are nothingbut giving the same
material as a free of charge item.

Exclusive free goods are nothingbut giving the different
material as a free of charge item.

Answer / asif

we have two types of free goods, inclusive and exclusive.
example:
1)in paste: 25% extra more -its inclusive
2)when you buy paste you get a brush freee, its exclusive.

settings:
we have asign the sales area to free goods deter: procedure.

and in easy access screen
VBN1

Answer / laxman

Two types of free goods exist in SAP. They are

1.Inclusive free goods.
2.Exclusive free goods.

Inclusive free goods agreement:

The customer pays only for a part of the goods required.
The rest of the goods are for free. This is called
inclusive free goods which mean that part of the purchased
quantity is designated as free and not billed. The unit of
measure for the inclusive free goods is same as the
purchased quantity.

e.g.:- of the ten bottles of wine ordered two are
designated as free goods. If we order ten bottles of wine
then ten bottles of wines are delivered to us as ordered
but we are billed only for the eight bottles and two
bottles are given as free. We have received inclusive free
goods.

Exclusive free goods agreement:

The customer pays for the goods ordered and receives some
additional goods. This is known as exclusive free goods and
means that free goods is granted for an additional quantity
to that in the purchase order. More is delivered than was
ordered and the additional quantity is not billed. The
goods delivered as free do not have to be the same as the
material ordered.

e.g.:- When four coffee machines are ordered, the vendor
supplies a packet of coffee as free goods. Therefore, if we
order four coffee machines, we receive a free packet of
coffee.

When we use Intercompany sales? The customer can directly go to the supplying company instead of his regular company.

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