Business Scenario Maps Key Performance Indicators SAP Best Practices Partner Opportunities OEMs need to rely on an highly incentive driven sales force management and to maintain effective management of multiple sales channels. This requires focus on all aspects of the sales force management, including sales planning & forecasting, territory management, opportunity and account management as well as incentive and commission management. SAP sales planning and Forecasting provides real-time graphical analysis and reporting of all planning and forecasting information. These critical features paint a complete picture of estimated revenues and product quantities over time, ensuring accurate plans and forecasts. more...Business Goals & ObjectivesImproving Customer Service Improve forecast accuracyIncreasing Revenue Efficient sales planning and managementImprove retention of sales personnel Maximize profitability by customer Reducing Operating Costs & Increasing Efficiency Reduce administration, improve business processes
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Sales Planning and Forecasting![]() |
In Sales Target Planning, a sales manager set sales or contribution targets for the sales employees in the field. Since the sales manager and the sales employees use a common planning platform, the planning tasks performed by the sales manager are closely reconciled with the business planning and operational planning tasks performed by the sales employees. You can specify as many dimensions for entering planning figures (such as sales region, product group) as you need for your planning requirements. The different planners can access the same data but plan at different levels. |
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Sales Pipeline and Funnel Analysis![]() |
The Sales Pipeline Analysis provides sales managers with an evaluation of current business development and expected future revenue. It contains information about open sales documents, such as opportunities, sales orders and sales contracts and therefore enables them to forecast future revenues. more... |
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Opportunity Processing![]() |
An opportunity is a recognized possibility for business, for example, the sale of products or services. The opportunity makes up the framework for displaying sales projects from the beginning, and monitoring their success.
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Activity Processing![]() |
In this process, you create a business activity, and the data you enter in the business activity is automatically transferred to your groupware administration system, in this case, Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes. Next, you document the business activity, for example, using an activity journal or questionnaire. |
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Commission Simulation![]() |
You use this business process in order to view the possible value of a commissionable sales opportunity using the Commission Simulation iView accessed through the Sales Manager or Sales Representative Portal. Commission simulation processing uses actual incentive plan contract data from ICM. By adjusting the sales parameters, you can view multiple “what-if” commission scenarios for the same sales opportunity. |
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Incentive Processing![]() |
You use this process to transfer sales transaction data to the ICM incentive plan for commission calculation.
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Sales Performance Analysis![]() |
The Sales Performance Analysis measures performance from different perspectives in order to give sales managers an overall picture of what is happening into sales more... |
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