on 05-22-2009 12:44 PM
Hi All,
Please give a suggestion on customer hierarchy and whether i can use the same for establishing a parent child relation.
our business scenario as below :
- we have a customer with chain of outlets across india
- We have only one account group - all the customer codes are created in this only
- we want to create a customer code in headoffice circle --> this will be parent
- then we want to create circle wise customer codes --> many childs
- Then we want to establish relation between these...for MIS purpose
Regards
Before using SAP customer hierarchy functionality, IMHO you should try to use SAP partner functions functions beforehand.
Ship-to-party: Can be the stores
Sold-to-party: The customer who pass the order (central organization)
Bill-to-party: Can be the same as the sold-to-party or different if your FI customer has several purchasing organization (each purchasing organization would be a different sold-to-party).
Remember!
Sold-to-party: Used for price determination
Bill-to-party: Goes to FI-AR and also used for rebate determination in standard SAP.
Therefore in a unique sales order you will get up to 4 different customers (taking in account the invoice destination), each one with a unique code.
If you can't map your business using partner functions then think about customer hierarchy, but beware of it's limitations for reporting.
Regards,
Franck
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Hello,
You can have one SOrg , but two number sequence .
One is for corporate - parent and another for child . In MIS report your SOrg is common . So you will get all the customer details.
Like product hierarchy , i hope we could not split the number or play around the number.
Thanks
RK
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