on 11-05-2014 12:07 PM
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cradit management
As already mentioned, it's definitely worth google-ing this topic first. You can find a lot of useful information this way. The credit management SAP process is an complex topic effecting SD and FI modules. Read up about it first, then I recommend you ask questions.
// Vicky
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G. Lakshmipathi
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Hello Satish,
Credit Management is a process in which Company sells a product / service to customers on credit basis. The company collects payments from customer at a later time , after sale of product. The amount of credit fixed by a company for a customer is called credit limit. The customer can Purchase the product from a company within the credit limit, and when the credit limit is crossed, order is blocked by the system.
Types of credit checks:
2. Automatic Credit check - Automatic credit check allows you to evaluate a transaction based on the credit rating of the customer, and ensures appropriate further processing of the transaction document. The credit limit check starts either automatically when you save a document or by selecting Check Credit. Automatic credit checks are of 2 types-
Hope this will clarifys your dout.
Thanks,
Pankaj
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Don't ever copy paste from other source and land up in problem by loosing your login credentials and points. Most importantly, dont spoon feed the members and deviate SCN rules.
G. Lakshmipathi
Search it on internet, you will find a lot of information.
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