CO Statistical Orders in #SAP

 

CO Statistical Orders in #SAP

By Cristian Bøhnsdalen – SAP FICO Consultant



According to chatgpt4o.one #artificialintelligence: "A statistical order in SAP is a type of internal order that is used for statistical purposes rather than for actual cost tracking. Statistical orders do not directly incur costs or revenues but are used to collect statistical data for analysis and reporting purposes. They are often used to monitor activities, analyze trends, or allocate overhead costs in a non-financial manner."

We will review the process of posting to a statistical order. The statistical order is a cost collector which will be assigned to a real cost center at the time of posting. No settlement is needed.

Characteristics

-        Posted to an order (statistical) and cost center at the same time.

-        The order must be defined as statistic in the order master data.

Advantages:

Cost center is available from the moment of the posting.

Disadvantage:

It is necessary to enter the cost center at the moment of the posting.


KO01: Create statistical order

An order class Will be selected for the concept. Orden class is useful for reporting and defines number ranges.

In the field text the description will be entered.

 



The field “statistical order” must be ticked, to indicate the type of order.

Order must be released to allow postings.


FB60: the document is loaded against a statistical order, in this case assigning to a cost center as well.


KOB1: we can visualize the order, as well as the cost center against which it was charged.


KSB1: cost center is displayed as well in the report cost center.


S_ALR_87012993: displays the posting by cost element and order.



 

 









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