| # Coding Conventions The ERP Enterprise models are numbered as follows:
| Numbering
--- | ---
Business Control Diagrams |
1st level BCD | CZZ000
Case BCD | CZZyya
Functions |
Major Functions | MXX
Main Functions | MXXyy
Main Functions (variants) | MXXyya¹ The last character of the main function identification is only used when variants exist.
Processes |
Main process | MXXyya
Detailed process | DXXyyy
Utilities | UXXyyy
Transformation rule | TXXyya² The code of the transformation rule is the same as the process code for which the rule is created, except a T replaces the M.
ZZ Model Identification XX Functional Area Identification (see table on next page) yy(y) Sequence Number (from 900 or 90 reserved for customizations) a(b,c,d..) Variant Case/Function/Process ¹ The last character of the main function identification is only used when variants exist. ² The code of the transformation rule is the same as the process code for which the rule is created, except a T replaces the M. Functional area indication XX on previous page is to be replaced by:
Category | Major function
--- | ---
AC | Assembly Control
AM | Account Management
AP | Account Payable (A/P) Invoices
AR | Account Receivable (A/R) Invoices
AS | Asset Management
CM | Cash Management
CO | Call/Order Management
CS | Cost Accounting
DM | Demand Management
EN | Engineering
FM | Freight Management
GE | Support Management Setup Master Data
HR | Human Resource Management
IM | Inventory management
MN | Manufacturing
OD | Object Data Management
PA | Product Assortment management
PB | Financial Planning and Budgeting
PL | Planning
PM | Process Manufacturing
PO | Posting and Auditing
PR | Project management
PU | Purchase
QM | Quality management
RA | Reporting and Analyzing
SD | Service / Distribution
SE | Service Executing
SL | Sales (cycle) management
SU | Supplier management
TX | Taxes
WH | Warehousing