This allows supplier PunchOut catalog items with a UOM of DZ to be acceptable for purchasing in SAP Ariba Buying. DZN must be mapped to itself, and a separate row in the file is dedicated to map DZ to DZN. The following example demonstrates proper mapping for the UOM value Dozen, which has a system value of DZN. If set to No, the system UOM is used in transactional exports. Preferred column: Determines which UOM mapping to use for transactional export files, such as purchase order exports.It must match with the UOM in UnitofMeasure.csv. Value column: Represents the preloaded system UOM within the site.Key column: The external UOM value (supplier PunchOut catalog or incoming ERP UOM values).Make the necessary changes/additions to the UnitOfMeasureMap.csv file by adjusting the following columns:.Search for Export Unit of Measure Mapping task.Click Site Manager > Data Import/Export.You can use the following steps to update the UOM mapping in your site: Ariba does not validate catalogs that use ANSI for their units of measurement.Catalogs in Catalog Interchange Format (CIF) use American National Standards Institute (ANSI) by default, but can use UNUOM.Catalogs in Commerce Extensible Markup Language (cXML) must use only UNUOM.You can adjust units of measure for catalogs that use United Nations Units of Measure (UNUOM) for their units of measurement: SAP Ariba Procurement solutions use mappings to associate standard abbreviations for units of measure to canonical representations you might use. The UOM map applies when working with catalogs that use United Nations Center for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UNCEFACT) units of measure codes, effectively mapping the UOM back to the standard UOM codes used in SAP Ariba. Note that this does not apply to shopping cart data sent from SAP Ariba Catalog to your ERP system. If no mappings are marked as preferred, your site uses the UOM mapping that maps the system UOM back to itself (ex. When exporting data from the site to your Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, the Preferred column within the UnitOfMeasureMap.csv file determines which UOM to export on purchase order line items within the PurchaseOrderDetailsExport.csv file ( Preferred = Yes).DZ in the supplier's PunchOut catalog maps to DZN within SAP Ariba Buying). Maps UOM from items in a supplier's static catalog (locally loaded) or PunchOut catalog to the system UOM defined in the UnitofMeasure.csv file (ex.Maps each UOM value back to itself: If a UOM value is not mapped back to itself, and this UOM is used in a catalog or contract subscription, this can cause a processing failure on the generated subscription.The UnitOfMeasureMap.csv file serves following purposes:
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