Which component is NOT typically found in a delivery document?

A delivery document in the context of SAP S/4HANA focuses primarily on the logistics and distribution aspects of a transaction. It typically includes a header, which contains overall information such as the shipping point, delivery date, and customer details. Line items are also an essential part of a delivery document as they enumerate the individual products being shipped, including quantities and other specific details relevant to each product.

Schedule items may also be included as they pertain to the timing and quantity of deliveries related to specific items, allowing for better management of logistics and fulfillment processes.

Billing details, on the other hand, are not part of the delivery document itself. The billing process occurs separately, involving the billing document that is generated once a delivery has been made. This differentiates the delivery document from the billing document, highlighting that while delivery focuses on the actual shipment and logistics, billing centers on invoicing the customer for the services or goods provided. Hence, the component that is not typically found in a delivery document is billing details, as they pertain to financial transactions rather than logistical ones.