on 02-16-2009 10:14 AM
Dear Firends,
I am using simple credit management in sales order level.
I get a warning message of credit limit being exceeded. But the value considered for credit check is the net value of the document & not the total invoice value.
Please can you tell me what more needs to be configured so that its achieved.
Regards,
Dhananjay
Issue Closed
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Hi,
which ever the value u want to post to the value as the customer credit value there u give 'A' in the subtotal field.
'A' - this takes the value of that field as credit value of that particular bill to KOMPCMPRE field
i hope this will enough for ur problem
regards,
sadanandam kasarla
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Hi,
My issue has been solved.
I have one more requirement.
Normally when a sales order is blocked for credit check the entire order is blocked & cannot be processed for delivery.
Suppose the customer has a credit limit of Rs. 2000.
The sales order is of values Rs. 5000.
In this case the entire sales order will be blocked.
Suppose the sales order has 5 lines each of value Rs. 2000
In this case can it be done that 2 lines can be released for credit block & remaining 3 lines will still be blocked.
Please suggest what can be done.
Regards,
Dhananjay
Hi,
Please check the pricing procedure customization.
There should be Sub total A assigned at net value level, if changed and if you assign sub total A at total value in pricing procedure it will consider total value.
SproSales and distribution->Basic Functions->Pricing->Pricing Control->Define And Assign Pricing Procedures->Maintain pricing procedures--->control data.
Regards
vK
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