on 02-03-2015 3:08 PM
Hi,
in a well running environment, I have made a change from 00012 update group to 00015. All other credit management settings are unchanged. What actually happens is that for a new customer, for its first sales order, the credit limit check is not performed (I have set a credit limit in FD32 and created a sales order that exceeds the limit). I can follow the process to its end (delivery & billing). Until now, this was not an issue - credit check was automatically performed at the first sales order of a new customer.
Any idea what could be wrong?
Thank you,
Horatiu
Hi Horatiu.
Please refer the note 562763 - Change of the update group in OB45
Hope this will help you.
Thanks and Regards
Atulkumar Dagade
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Hi Horatiu,
Once again I went through the post and I believe
System will consider the open delivery and billing value for credit check. While creating the first order obliviously there wont be any record. May be you can debug and check how system is behaving.
Another test that you can perform is in FD32 put credit limit zero test.
Thanks and Regards
Atulkumar Dagade
Before i reply to your query ..Can you please replicate same scenario .
1. Create New Customer with same Organizational Data and Maintained the Credit Master Data ( as
same as existing customer data ) .
2. Create New Sales Order when the update of the Credit Control area is 15 .
Hope this time for your first sales order Credit check will trigger at sales order .
Just for my entusiasm could you please share all your screen shots .
@ Which SAP Version you are using ?
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Hi Horatiu,
Update group 000015 in credit management means that, the credit control will check only the open deliveries and bills.
that means your open sales order is not considered. So I think, unless you have receivables and open delivery/open invoice which as a total exceed the credit limit, you will not get any block or warning.
So, If you just create your first sales order and do not do delivery and invoice, then in second sale order also you will not get any block or warning.
This is my understanding. Please do correct me if i am wrong..
Thanks
Jobi
Hi all,
and sorry for the late answer, I had to redefine my priorities those days.
@ Sritilak: I have done more than one test using a new customer, in the way you describe it... in vain, the problem still persisted.
@ Jodi. I see the following logical flow:
- I set a certain credit limit for a customer and make all the necessary configurations as I wish - credit check should be performed automatic, in a dynamic way, at sales order level with warning (not blocking) and with error message at delivery level etc.
- I set an update group for updating credit limit statistics... that should not affect the above settings, as it just specifies what documents & states are take into consideration when calculating the credit usage.
With other words, the update group should just control the way the credit usage is calculated and not the way the credit check is performed.
If a set a credit limit of 1000 EUR and establish that the check should be performed at sales order level, it should happen irrespective of the update group, irrespective of the fact that it is the first sales order or not.
Isn't it so?
Regards,
Horatiu
Hi Horatiu,
Have you checked this, and, is my understanding as i posted above , correct..? (i have not tested it).
With other words, the update group should just control the way the credit usage is calculated and not the way the credit check is performed.
If a set a credit limit of 1000 EUR and establish that the check should be performed at sales order level, it should happen irrespective of the update group, irrespective of the fact that it is the first sales order or not.
Isn't it so?
You are correct. The business requirement will be like, consider only the open deliveries/invoices and receivables, and not open sales orders. Logically every sales order irrespective of being first or second, should consider the value in that order and perform credit control.
If the system is working as per my last post, then its not considering the value in the sales order which is being created for credit control for update group 00015. It is almost same as not having a credit control active in sales order level. I need to test this.
Dont know if there is any settings for the update group for this.
Regards
Jobi
Hi Horatiu,
Please check the following SCN Wiki's for further information on Credit Check issues and
customizing.
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SD/The+Simple+Check+versus+the+Automatic+Credit+Check
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SD/Credit+check+problem+during+document+processing
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SD/Sales+orders+are+not+blocking+when+they+should
Also review the following SAP Note:
2012097 - Released Sale order is not credit blocked when Credit exposure is greater than the limit set against the customer
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Catherine
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