on 11-22-2011 6:59 AM
Hi Experts,
How to calculate customer credit limit and what are the tables and feilds to calculate it??
regards
Rahul
Hi,
You can check it in "FD32" Further w.r.t feilds and tables please ref. to the following links:
http://www.sap-img.com/sap-sd/credit-management.htm
Regards
DSR
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Hi Rahul,
How to calculate customer credit limit ?
Can you share more details on this and If you are looking for pricing procedure calculate use Sub total regarding tables and fields for credit limit you can use LIS tables the credit data is stored in s066-table and KNKK and KNMT.
Regards
Nishad
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Hello,
You define the credit limit in FD32. The system calculates the open orders, open deliveries and open billing documents to calculate the credit limit against FD32 credit limit. There are many more settings needs to be done, like what kind of credit check you want to perform, what should be the action system should perform once the credit limit is exceeded ...etc..
Search in this forum, you will find lot of threads related to credit management.
Regards,
SAM
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Hi Rahul,
when you raise the sales order It will check the credit limit amount in FD32.& you have to maintain the A (carry over price to ( KOMP-CMPRE ) in sub total for your base price in pricing procedure.
Check this below link you can find the answer
Let me know if your problem is solved
Regards
Pradeep
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