on 10-20-2014 4:42 PM
Hi,
I have created a rebate agreement (let's name it agreement A) based on a percentage condition of gross sales.
Agreement A has a unique condition triggered by an access sequence, containing several cases,
but only depending on SOLD-TO party.
Therefore, for all invoices based on a particular SOLD-TO partner (customer A),
my condition is determined and accrual is increased.
Then, I've created an other agreement (named agreement B).
This agreeement is based on a condition, triggered by an other SOLD-TO party (customer B).
But...when using VBO3 to drill-down agreement A, I have been very surprised
to see it contains entries for customer B.
Only reason is customer A is sometimes payer for sold-to B.
But my condition from agreement A is only triggered for SOLD-TO, not for PAYER.
As anyone ever see this ?
Why is SAP justifying drill-down base calculation on PAYER, whereas in customizing condition's access
is only driven by SOLD-TO ?
Thanks for your help,
Laurent.
Hi,
what about when using VBO3 to drill-down agreement B, can you see it contains entries for customer A?
My guess is that, the same condition type and its access table (where sold-to is the access field) are used in agreement A and B
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Check your sales document... from which rebate document condtion record is coming..
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Dear Laurent,
Can you please provide the screen shots of drill down for both agreement A and B to help us analyse better. For your info rebate is triggered based on the Payer being rebate relevant or not.
Regards,
Anirban
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Hello Anirban,
Thank you for your question.
Please find here two screenshots.
1) Condition defined for rebate agreement,
where you can see my "A" customer = 32100490
(sold-to party on which I would like my condition to be based)
2) Drill down from my rebate agreement "A"
on which you can see there are different sold-to : 32100498 and 3202205 ...! I was not expecting to see some other sold-to, since my only condition is based on customer "32100490"
Therefore my base value for calculation is far too high, due to "unexpected" sold-to customer.
Many thanks,
LB
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