Dear Community,  Again, I'm in need of some help to clear some doubts that have been put forward by a customer, regarding supplier's compliance. I'm implementing SAP S/4HANA for Product Compliance, on-prem, version 2023. Scenario: Customer buys the same Product to the same Supplier, to be delivered in two different plants located in two countries with different legal requirements: Product A01, Supplier S01, for Plant in Portugal. Product A01, Supplier S01, for Plant in Morocco. Question 1: How can I assure Supplier's compliance, considering that SAP doesn't always provide (all) legal requirements for checks for a certain country and/or a region in a country (in the example above, SAP doesn't provide any of Morocco's legal requirements and for Spain, it just provides nation-wide requirements but not regional ones). Question 2: In the case that I have all legal requirements for checks, is it enough to assess product marketability in each country and perform just one supplier's compliance check, regarding that I have created adequate compliance purposes (like one for each country)? Thank you in advance.   PS: This is regarding the use of SAP ... View more

Hello Community In performing some tests in an SAP S/4HANA for Product Compliance (on prem, 2023) I set a supplier of a raw material to "outdated".  How can I reverse this status? I can't add it as a new supplier, the system retrieves an error message stating that the supplier is already assigned to the raw material!  Do I have to create a new PO with the supplier? SAP Help isn't very helpful  SAP Product and REACH Compliance   SAP S/4HANA for product compliance   ... View more

Hello dear community, I need your insights and advice regarding this subject. My customer is a group of Chemical Companies with several roles along the supply chain. The current scenario regarding purchased materials products is as follows: 1. Some materials/products are purchased in "true" bulk/unpackaged form.  1.1. Of these, some of these are sold in the exact same "category" in which they were purchased, that is bulk/unpackaged.  1.2. Of these, some are also sold and/or in different packages (of course these are different SAP materials/products, which are "produced"). 1.3. Of these, some are exclusively sold in different smaller packages (again, of course these are different SAP materials/products, which are "produced").  1.4. Of these, some are used in the production of other materials (chiefly mixtures, some "articles (plastics) but there is also some production of new substances) 2. Some materials/products are purchased in packaged form, IBC's and other - without a clear "true" bulk/unpackaged material to refer to. This is my main worry. 2.1. Of these, some are also sold and/or in different packages (of course these are different SAP materials/products, which are "produced"). 2.2. Of these, some are exclusively sold in different smaller packages (again, of course these are different SAP materials/products, which are "produced").  2.3. Of these, some are used in the production of other materials (chiefly mixtures, some "articles (plastics) but there is also some production of new substances)   Now my doubts are related to which is the best - or most advisable - way to migrate the raw material data in order to assure the most seamless go live as possible, especially regarding the materials/products purchased in "packages" without a clear or "true" bulk/unpackaged material. (I'm trying to be clear about the scenarios, please ask for clarifications if needed). Thank you in advance! Paulo Sérgio Pinto   ... View more