2 level Credit check in Sales Order

[Former Member]

Hi SD Guru's,

We have requirement to check 2 level Credit Limit at SD transaction level ( Main customer + Subsidiary customer?

Business Scenario:

Customer: Apple (US) – Corporate head Quarter with Company code: 0001, Credit Control Area: 0001, Credit Limit: 100,000

Customer: Apple (Canada) – Company code: 0002, Credit Control Area: 0002, Credit limit: 20,000

Apple( Canda) place Sales order with value 30,000

System should check credit limit for both customers, Apple ( Canada) and Apple ( US) and then should give Credit check result as blocked or Not Blocked.

If Apple ( Canada) credit limit has exceeded and Apple (US) credit is available then credit check should be pass.

Appreciate your Expert advise.

Thanks in advance.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Brahm ,

This is can be achieved through Standard SAP .Use the function of Centralized Credit Management for maintaining the Credit Control area.

Example -

Single Credit Control Area - Apple

Company code - A

Company Code -B

Use below link to guide you more on this.

Credit Control Area - Credit and Risk Management (SD-BF-CM) - SAP Library

2. Create  credit limit please use Credit limit for group of customers.

Credit Limits for Groups of Customers - Credit and Risk Management (SD-BF-CM) - SAP Library

3. Customer Hirechary can be one option if you do not want to change the credit control crea.

Let us know if you need more help .

Regards

Santosh Verma

[former_member184771 · Accepted solution]

Dear Santosh,

Please refer the below thread

customer hierarchy credit check | SCN

Thanks

SS

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Sumeet ,

Seems you are refeing to Brahm Sharma   not me

Regards

Santosh Verma

[former_member184771 · Accepted solution]

Yes.......really sorry

[Former Member]

Thanks Santosh, Sumeet & Sjaak for your Expert Advise. It helps

Regards

Brahm

[Former Member]

Hi Brahm,

There is a lot of info on SCN about this that you might want to check first. Conduct a search on terms "Customer Hierarchy" and "Credit Check" and you will find a lot of valuable information.

Regards,

Sjaak