on 08-04-2010 2:31 PM
Hi All,
Our company have some small customer, sometime they buy our goods (may be they buy only one time). So we want create 1 customer master for them. Can we do it?
Hi
Can you let me know how to use One time customers
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Dear ngocvt,
Transaction Code: V-07 - Create a one-time customer. (Account Group - CPDA)
One time customer / vendor accounts in SAP means they are account groups for customer/vendor and where in only the general data of the customer / vendor are stored instead of maintaining the bank data and other company code data that are relevant for other account groups which are useful for long run purposes.
As you know everything that is entered in SAP is saved in some TABLE. Now the customer & vendor master is such a table which holds vast amount of data.
The business secenario where the vendor or customer which are being in system only for 1 transaction, it is not advisable to have all the data maintained in main master.
Therefore SAP has provided with the feature of One time vendor / customer wherein in the document entry stage only you have to enter the name, address and other details of the vendor/customer.
The data, as far as I know' remains at doc level and does'nt go to the master tables.
If you want to change the standard functionality then go to
Transaction OBD2, u will find CPDA, that is standard one one time customer account group.
Copy it and make necessary changes.
Hope this Helps.
Thanks
Murtuza
Thank all ! It is ok.
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You can create those customers with Account Group "One Time Customers".
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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