on 07-11-2009 2:49 PM
Hello friends,
I have a scenario with out client where they are taking full payment from customer before they deliver the
goods to the customer. how do i map it into SAP.
anand
Hi Anand,
This is the Simple Scenario of Cash sales...... Where you will take money at the time of creation of Sales order and Billing will generate automatically and then you will deliver the goods.
Please refer to link for more details...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/dd/55fc81545a11d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
Thanks,
Raja
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Hi,
Cash sale can be done here, without the ''immediate delivery'' indicator, but the dilemma is regarding the price. Sometimes the customer doesnt pay the full amount when placing the order.
It is a typical retail scenario where the customer sometimes will pay partially for booking the order and delivery is made to him only after the confirmation of payment by finance.
so how to do it.
anand
Hi,
In this case did you think about the down payment process? When customer is booking the product by paying you partially then in that case you can do the sales order processing and after getting the confirmation you can proceed for delivery.
http://www.sap-img.com/financial/how-down-payments-are-configured.htm
Check this link for Down payment processing.
Thanks,
Raja
hi,
You mean to say, that at the retail outlet, i create two document types
1. for cash sale for processing full downpayment
2. for processing partial downpayments with standard sales order
if that is the case, it becomes a little bit complex for the salesman at the retail outlet.
even a payment receipt is to be made to the customer at the time of placing an order,for full-payment or downpayment.
Hence if he makes full payment, we can configure cash sale and print the order receipt, but what if the customer pays partially?
is there a provision in cash sale where i can print the amount payed by the customer if case of partial payment?
anand
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