on 11-20-2009 9:37 AM
Hi
how can i configure the credit limit at sales order level..
ex: when i create sales order ... if exceeds the sales order value to credit limit value ...sysyem does not accept to save this sales order ...is it possible...pls help me in this issue
regards
sesidhar
Hi
This is absolutely possible in standard SAP. Search the Forum for Credit management and you will get lots of thread. You may also go through the Note 18613.
Regards
Amitesh Anand
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Hiiiii
It is very much possible in SAP
first you have to create credit control area
then assign your company code to your credit control area
then create your customer and assign credit control area in billing tab (for that u have to activate credit control area for your transaction by OB20)
Then go to t-code VOA8
assing credit check to your sales document type
create credit control area automatic with your credit control area.
Regards
Shambhu Sarkar
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Hi,
The customer credit limit record will be maintained under T.code FD32 for a customer and credit control area.
Your can setup the automatic credit control for combination of Credit Control area + Risk category +Document credit group.
System will put the sales order on credit hold as found the value of sales order under credit breach. you can then release the sales order using t.code vkm3.
But if you want system will not save the oreder in case of credit breach you have to implement the user exit FORM USEREXIT_SAVE_DOCUMENT_PREPARE under include MV45AFZZ.
regards
Vivek
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