Reviewing an Order Revision History

The Sales Order Management system gives you a way of tracking manual adjustments and reviewing the manual changes that have been made to that order. This recipe gives you the details of the audit log and revisions.

Getting ready

You can activate the Order Revision History from the Sales Order program (P4210) in order to capture the order revision history.

How to do it...

  1. Access the Order Revision History program (P42420) from the Fast Path.
  2. Enter the Order Number, Order Type, and Order Company, then click on Find.
  3. Review the Order Revision.
  4. Select the statuses that you want to review—that is, Approved, Pending, Rejected, and No Approval Req, as shown in the following screenshot:
How to do it...

How it works...

When you activate the appropriate processing options in the P4210 application, the system starts to track every manual change that the users make to Sales Orders. You can review the revision information for the changes that have been made. When you enter the changes, the system creates a new revision number every time and also creates an Audit Log for every change. The Revision Information is stored in the Audit Log Transaction table (F42420). The Audit Log Information will consist of the user ID of the person who made the changes, and the reason code (purpose of change), which you have set up in the processing option.

Tip

You can bypass the audit log generation by setting up the specific customer on the Customer Billing Instruction Application.

There's more...

The Order Revision History program can track the changes from the following programs:

  • Sales Order Entry (P4210)
  • Shipment Confirmation (P4205)
  • Held Order Release (P43070)
  • Backorder Release (P42117)
  • Sales Order Speed Status Update (P42040)

See also

  • Setting up a Credit Sales Order
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