on 11-20-2013 6:59 AM
Hello All,
My scenario is to carry out billing before delivery creation, for that I have changed billing relevance to 'B' IN VOV7, and in VTFA, Maintained copying requirements as 001 at the header and item level. This configuration works fine.
But I have also noticed that, goods issue can be posted even if the billing document has not been created. Is there a way I can stop goods issue to be posted except the billing document has been created, bearing in mind that the billing is order related.
Regards
Hi
I dont think so there is standard check for this but you can enter this logic in copy control routine. Make a copy of 001 and enter logic that system should check status of VBUP-FKSAA. If this status is not equal to C then give an error message. With his system wont allow to create delivery until you create its billing.
Thank$
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Dear once i have done
in copy control at header level maintain copy requirement blank and in item level maintain 011
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Hi MoazzaM,
I was read your case and I am interested in your point, what is the business model which has a bill before GI. where I work first we create a delivery after the GI and finally the bill.
Regards
Yonhatan
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Thank you MoazzaM,
Now i got your point sorry instead of pasting the below link
Invoice Creation Before Goods Issue - Billing in SPM - SAP Library
Invoice Creation Before Goods Issue - Goods Issue - SAP Library
I pasted the current discussion link.
thanks,
srinu.
Message was edited by: Srinu S
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