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The document describes the steps to create a goods receipt in SAP using the MIGO transaction. It involves 5 steps: 1) executing MIGO and selecting goods receipt, 2) transferring material to item overview, 3) reviewing item details like quantity and destination, 4) flagging items as OK, and 5) posting the document. Upon posting, the material document can be viewed using transaction MB03 to see additional item details.

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How To Create Goods Receipt in SAP

The document describes the steps to create a goods receipt in SAP using the MIGO transaction. It involves 5 steps: 1) executing MIGO and selecting goods receipt, 2) transferring material to item overview, 3) reviewing item details like quantity and destination, 4) flagging items as OK, and 5) posting the document. Upon posting, the material document can be viewed using transaction MB03 to see additional item details.

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How to Create Goods Receipt in SAP: MIGO,

MB1C, MB03
To create goods receipt, you can use MIGO or MB1C transaction.

Mostly people use MIGO as it's designed to have all the options for all of the movement
scenarios.

Step 1)

1. Execute the MIGO transaction.


2. Choose A1 Goods receipt process.
3. Choose R01 Purchase order.
4. Enter your purchase order number here.
5. Click on execute button.

Step 2)

Our material is transferred to the item overview section.

Choose posting and document date (recommended t stay as today like it's default).
Step 3)

1. You can choose on the header level Vendor tab to view vendor information.
2. If you click on the line item number, you will see several tabs in the bottom of the screen
appear, and you can choose any of those to view some specific information about the
item.
3. If you choose Material tab, you will see the general material data.

Step 4)
Check the Quantity information in this tab. You can do goods receipt for less than the initial
value if you change it. You will still see the ordered quantity in the bottom of the screen.

Step 5)

The next tab contains information about the destination for the goods.

1. You can see the movement type used for receipt process,
2. destination plant and storage location,
3. as well as stock type upon receipt. We can see that this material is going to be posted to
quality inspection (this indicator is set in material master and has been referenced in
earlier topics), so it will not be available for use until confirmed to be in satisfying
quality.
4. There's also information about goods recipient and unloading point.

If you need to change the storage location, or override the stock posting type, you can do it here..

Step 6)

You can find purchase order related data in this tab.

1. You can change the update type for delivery completed indicator (on the purchase order).
It is set to be automatically updated upon posting, but you can change it if your process
requires a different approach.
2. After review of all of the tabs, and after you have assured that your data is accurate, you
can flag the items as OK. Now you can post the document.

Upon posting, you will see that material document has been generated.

Now you can check the material document by using transaction code MB03.

1. Execute the transaction MB03.


2. Enter material document and document year.
3. Press ENTER.

You can see some basic information about the document and items.

Double click the item.


On item details, you can see some additional item information.

You are done with posting the goods receipt. The process is the same for the production order, as
well as for the inbound delivery.

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