on 02-17-2010 8:41 AM
Need to know how the Retro active billing works
Hi
New pricing agreements that you make with your customers may affect billing documents that
have already been processed and settled.
If a new pricing agreement is effective before the
pricing date of the billing documents, you can perform retroactive billing to call up a list of these
documents and reevaluate them with the new price.
You can then create additional billing
documents to settle any differences.
Hope it helps you.
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The system calculates retroactive billing values for primary documents. It can use secondary
documents to help calculate this value.
Invoices are always primary documents.
Other billing documents, such as debit or credit memos, can be primary or secondary
documents. This depends on the order reason entered in the billing document.
Primary documents are:
Invoices
Credit memos that refer to returns
Credit and debit memos in which you have entered the relevant order reason
You can also assign an order reason to a memo request which then passes it along to
the referenced credit or debit memo.
Please check it.
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