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Data Overview

Here you can display all the important vehicle data in summarized form.

When you enter the mileage for the vehicle in the vehicle order, the system automatically updates the data in the appropriate vehicle master record.

SAP Internal Technical Data

The underlying technical DBM VSS vehicle data for the VMS vehicle, the individual object, and the vehicle model are displayed here.

This data helps SAP support find errors more easily.

VMS Vehicle History

The actions carried out for the vehicle including date, time, primary status, and secondary status are documented here. The vehicle history shows which user performed which action, at what time, and which status change resulted. You can display the document that is created from an action (see Action Control During Vehicle Processing and Execution of Vehicle Actions).

VMS General Data

Important vehicle data, such as vehicle identification number (VIN), availability, vehicle location, and primary and secondary status, is displayed here.

VMS Qualifier

You can store additional data that is neither checked nor subject to any particular logic, for example, the name of the forwarding agent.

For more information about additional data, see Customizing for Logistics Execution under Start of the navigation path Vehicle Management System (IS-A-VMS) Next navigation step Enhancements Next navigation step Define Additional Data for Vehicle End of the navigation path.

Model Data

Important vehicle model data is entered here such as the sales code and service code for the vehicle. The system copies the model data from the vehicle model. This data can be changed for the vehicle.

Vehicle Data

You can enter important additional vehicle data mainly for service such as the labor value main type and price group, for example. For a vehicle or service order, the system copies the price group from the vehicle data.

Partners

You can assign customers appropriate partner functions. When you assign a customer to the vehicle, the system assigns this customer as sold-to party. The system assigns further partner functions with standard partner determination functions that are triggered by the action Assign Customer. Furthermore, you can add or remove partners manually.

When you create an order for a vehicle, the system copies the partner data defined for the vehicle as default values in the order.

The Owner and Driver partner functions are relevant for the vehicle. The driver information is required if there is a different driver for the vehicle than the customer. You can use this function, for example, for fleet customers. The system determines the Owner information based on the billing document. The owner is the legal owner of the vehicle.

Registration

Here you can enter registration data such as the type and date of vehicle registration, for example. The system updates the mileage and the owner.

When you create an order for the vehicle, the system copies the license plate number and the mileage of the current entry to the order header. You can overwrite the mileage in the order.

Warranty

You can define warranty conditions for the vehicle. If you create a vehicle, the system copies the valid warranty conditions according to country, division, and vehicle model, which you can later change. The system displays the warranty data in the order for the vehicle.

Options

You can assign features to the vehicle, which you can group into features classes and features categories.

The system copies the standard features from the vehicle model. You can add further features classes in the vehicle master record. To do this, you can use the input help that stems from the entries made in the vehicle model, or enter other features keys.

When you create a vehicle quotation or a vehicle order, the system copies the vehicle and the features with the appropriate prices as items to the order.

Keys

You can enter additional keys for the vehicle, for example the radio code, the number of the title of auto, and the number of the vehicle key.

You can define the key types in Customizing forVehicle Sales and ServiceVSSunder Start of the navigation path Vehicle Next navigation step General Data Next navigation step Define Key Type End of the navigation path.

Planned Maintenance Intervals

You can define maintenance and service intervals, for example, for M.O.T. tests, exhaust emission tests and general inspections.

The system displays this data in the order for the vehicle. When you enter or change the maintenance and service intervals for the vehicle in the vehicle order, the standard system automatically updates the data in the appropriate vehicle master record.

You can define the service types in Customizing for DBM VSSunder Start of the navigation path Vehicle Next navigation step General Data Next navigation step Define Service Type End of the navigation path.

Recalls

The recall contains information about the technical fault and how to repair it (for example, what tasks the mechanic has to perform, which parts are required, and repair instructions).

Texts

Descriptive texts that can be assigned to and printed out with documents.

Vehicle Change Document

There is a standard functionality that allows you to track changes made on vehicle tables, for example, who changed the value in the table, when, and what the previous value was. There are VMS change document functions for tables VLCVEHICLE (VELO: Vehicle) and VLCADDDATA (VELO: Qualifier Data for Vehicle) that are combined with the history data for the individual object.

Vehicle Prices

Here you can enter the estimated and aimed purchasing and sales prices.

Storage Goods

Represents parts located in a warehouse, such as summer or winter tires.

Service Contracts

You can see all the service contracts and service items that are assigned to a vehicle. You can also navigate directly to the service contracts created for this vehicle (see Display of Service Contracts in Vehicle Data).

Deferred Work

You can see all the orders with order type Service Deferred Work (2201) that exist for a vehicle (see Order Processing for Additional Work and Deferred Work). You can also navigate directly to each order.

Additional Cost Overview

The system displays details of additional costs assigned to the vehicle (see Vehicle Additional Costs).

Service History

You can see a vehicle’s service history and navigate to each service order from the vehicle service history (see Vehicle Service History).

VMS Configuration

You can see this view only if you enabled it by the VMS-DBM VSS integration. In this case it displays the material configuration of the VMS vehicle. For more information, see Enable VMS Vehicle for DBMVSS.

Financing/Leasing

You can enter and update financing and leasing information. You must first make the appropriate settings in Customizing for Dealer Business Management Vehicle Sales and Serviceunder Start of the navigation path Vehicle Next navigation step General Data Next navigation step Define Financing and Leasing End of the navigation path.

Condition

You can specify data that describes the condition of the vehicle, for example if the paint is Good as New or Poor.

Additionally, you can see the latest vehicle damage report. If there is more than one vehicle damage report the system displays the latest one with its description text and item overview.

Generic Options

When you create a vehicle, the system determines the generic options based on the standard features.

You select generic options to specify for example the color type or the gearbox type for the vehicle. You can use the generic options in the extended vehicle search.

First you have to make the appropriate settings on the SAP Easy Access screen under Start of the navigation path Logistics Next navigation step Logistics Execution Next navigation step Dealer Business Management Vehicle Sales and ServiceNext navigation step Master Data Next navigation step Vehicle Model Next navigation step Edit Generic Options for Features End of the navigation path.

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