on 07-05-2012 6:33 AM
Hi xperts,
Can you help me understand the logic system uses in determining Terms of payement in Invoice ?
I understand normally terms of payment are copied from Customer Master - sales area section to Sales Order. And in case of Credit/Debit memos it is normally picked from Customer Master - Company code section.
In my scenerio- i created a Sales order and the pymnet term is 'A'(which is the same in customer master - Sales & Company code view). When i create Invoice system pops a different payment Term "B". There were no Manual interventions in between to assume that someone changed it manually.
Thanks in advance...
Hello,
This does not seams to be standard system behaviour. Cna you please check for some user Exits / Enhancements done at your end?
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
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It seems this is a special requirement that we have wherein the second TOP is picked from Billing plan for a specific business.
Thanks for your inputs 🙂
Answered.
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Hi
As per the standard design,
When you create a sales order, the system calls the below function:
CALL FUNCTION 'VIEW_KURGV' <<< function for payer
Fields KURGV-kunnr and KURGV-zterm are filled here from the customer
master data. That's why you get the data from the payer and not from
the Sold-to.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Rajasree
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Hi Sicc,
U check ur user specific setting , or any user exit , or any customisation change
Regards
Ramesh
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