SAP T-codes

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SAP T-CODES RELATED TO INVENTORY MANAGEMENT



1. MIGO : Goods Movement to perform various goods movements, such as receipt, goods issue, and transfer postings.

2. MB51: Material Document List; provides a list of material documents for specific criteria, allowing you to review past inventory transactions.

3. MB52 : List of Warehouse Stocks is used to Display the current stock levels in different storage locations, allowing you to monitor inventory quantities.

4. MB21 : Create Reservation for specific materials, ensuring they are available for planned consumption or production.

5. MB1C : Goods Issue enables to issue goods from inventory for various purposes, such as sales, consumption, or scrapping.

6. MB1A : Goods Receipt to record the receipt of goods into inventory, such as purchases, returns, or production output.

7. MB1B : Transfer posting; To transfer materials from one storage location to another, updating inventory quantities accordingly.

8. MBSL : Stock in Transit; Provides information on stock that is currently in transit between different location, helping to track its movement.

9. MB5B : Stocks for Posting Date; Displays the stock levels for a specific posting date, allowing you to analyze inventory change over time.

10. MB5L : List of Stock Values; Shows the value of stock in different storage locations, helping to monitor the financial aspect of inventory.

11. MB25 : Reservation List; Provides a list of reservations for materials, allowing you to view and manage them efficiently.

12. MB03 : Display Material Document; Display the details of a specific material document, providing information about the associated inventory transaction.

13. MBST : Cancel Material Document; Cancel a material document and reverse the associated inventory posting.

14. MBLB : Stocks for Posting Date; Displays the stock levels for as specific posting date, helping to track inventory changes over time.

15. MB90 : Output Processing for Mat. Documents; process and print output documents related to material movements, such as goods receipts or goods issues.

16. MB5T : Stock in Transit for Storage Unit; Provides information on stock that is currently in transit for a specific storage unit, helping to track its movement.

17. MBVR : Management of Material Reservations; To manage and track material reservations, including creating, changing, or deleting them.

18. MB52 : Display warehouse Stock of Material in Hand; Provides a list of material stock on hand or inventory quantities based on specific criteria.

19. MB5S : List of GR/IR Balances; Display the balance between goods receipt and invoice receipt for materials, helping to reconcile accounts.

20. MB11 : Goods Movement (Old); To perform various goods movements, similar to MIGO but based on an older interface.

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