on 06-28-2012 3:17 AM
Hi Expert,
User has a group of customers (says 100 customer numbers) and they wanted to share one total amount of credit limit (says 100,000,000.00) within a credit control area (says in CCA 20). Each customer is also a payer for itself. So that when one customer exceeded its’ own credit limit but the total credit limit still available, thus its' order would not be blocked during credit check. Is this configurable in standard SAP? Is any solution can be done for this?
Thanks & best regards,
Poi Yoke
Hi AW,
Hope bellow document created by me will solve your issue , please go through once and let me know if you want any further clarification.
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-28991
Regards,
Patchala.
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Hi venu ,
Don`t confused , he explained very briefly . i f you go through my document , the business case was head office X, Branch office A,B,C, D, now i want to maintain one credit for all.
for this business case i explained step to step process in my document , if assume where lakshmipathi said
so end result will be the same in both case.
Regards,
Patchala.
DEAR POI GOOD MNG
i Have one small question on ur posting So that when one customer exceeded its’ own credit limit here i am asking you
u didnt give particular amount for each one how he he exceed credit limit pl give some little bit explanation on ur posting
thank you so much
i am eaggarly waitting
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Yes quite possible. Let us assume, for those 100 customers, SAP code starts from 10. In FD32, you have a field "Credit account" under Credit limit data tab. Assign the customer code 10 here to rest of the 99 customers. Try with some small credit amount.
G. Lakshmipathi
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