on 09-09-2016 8:09 AM
Hello SAP Gurus,
I have a query regarding payment terms with credit check. Explaining with example below :-
For a customer, credit limit is 5000 INR in FD32 and 15 days credit limit in customer master.
If one invoice is made of 4500 INR today and another invoice is made of say 1000 INR after 5 days
then delivery should not be blocked in that case. I want blocking if both the conditions not fulfilled by
the customer which is credit limit goes more than the amount given in FD32 plus credit days are over
than the payment terms days assigned in customer master. How i can achieve this through configuration.
Thanks & Regards
Deven
Hello Deven,
I believe you need to set the Oldest Open Item credit check on T-Code OVA8 with necessary Reaction & Status/Block. Also set Days Oldest Item as 1.
This will ensure that once any Outstanding Invoice is overdue by 1 day, system will block the Customer's Sales document.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
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Dear Devan,
You can go ahead with the attached settings in your system.
But make sure you have to test it properly, for that i suggest create a new customer, and then assign risk cat. to him.
In customer master assign the payment term of 1 day or immediate.
And then test the scenario in various combinations...
I believe this will give you proper guidance on the issue.
And along with that you can go through the below mention doc for understanding the meaning of every field we have tick here and how Credit mgmt works.
No Jignesh i made the new customer with 15 days credit limit (payment terms) yesterday and made one invoice for the customer and today i am making another invoice for the same customer though the amount is getting more than the limit assigned in FD32 and it is blocking the delivery but according to the need, it should not be blocked because of 15 days payment terms.
Hello Deven,
Here we are talking of two different Credit Checks:
1. Check on Credit Limit
2. Check on Oldest open item.
The credit block you are getting while creating Delivery in the above screen is due to the fact that the Customer has exceeded his Credit Limit. For Example the Credit limit is Rs. 10,000 and earlier transaction was for rs. 8,000 and current transaction is for Rs. 3,000 the second one will be blocked (in your case it is Rs. 606).
Now imagine a scenario after fifteen days. The Invoice for Rs. 8,000 becomes due for payment and Customer has not paid it. And you create a Sales transaction for Rs. 1,000 (total Credit exposure is Rs. 8,000 + Rs. 1,000 = Rs. 9,000) which is within Credit limit of Rs. 10,000) still the transaction will be blocked because there is a Oldest open item for more than 1 day.
Just click on the question mark in the Credit Limit exceed message and you will come to know which check is NOT OK.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
But Deven, the system is working as expected. Since in above case the Credit Limit has exhausted, the Sales transaction is blocked for further processing.
Similarly after 15 days, even if Credit Limit is available and oldest open item is overdue (not paid for) Sales transaction would be blocked due to failure of Oldest Open Item check.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
Ok Thanks Jignesh i can understand that its a standard behavior but can we control this through any user exit because i want to give some percent relaxation to the customer in credit amount if exceeds though the credit days are not over. Block only in the case where both the conditions are over. Pls Help.
Well Deven,
I have face some what similar scenario where customer has got maintain X credit limit and 30 days of payment term.
So which ever exceeds the SO will get block.
Client want to consider the Open order, Open items and next review dates in credit check.
So this config worked fine in my case and that without any user-exits or enhancements.
I can only say that you have to test the scenario but need to understand the config first.
Regards
Parag.
Hello Deven,
OK, so you want to block Sales Transactions only in case of BOTH Credit Limit and Oldest Open Item has failed. If the Customer has exceeded Credit Limit, but if there are no Open Items, you would like to allow the Sales Transactions.
Going by my experience, I would not recommend Z-Development in Credit Management.
Anyways is this fixed requirement for all the Customers or only for some of the Customers?
If it is for all the Customers, there is a section - Credit Limit Seasonal Factor in Transaction - OVA8 where you can enter Percentage. So for example if you enter 20% there, the Credit Limit of the Customer would be increased by 20%, before the transaction start getting blocked.
If this requirement is for specific Customers, you can draw a Z-Table with Customer Code and allowed Percentage and put up a Custom code in User Exit - LVKMPFZ1. Please get this explored with help of your ABAPer.
Still I would suggest to stick to SAP Standard settings and recommend not to implement Custom codes in Credit Management.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
Hello Jignesh,
Thanks for the reply again. Actually we have many customers with different payment terms so i think seasonal factor would not go for me. I think i may choose Z-development also the error for credit limit should be treated as warning during delivery creation till both the conditions get crossed for that customer.
Thanks
Deven
Hello Deven,
Based on your below statement:
credit check is required based on payment done by the customer. For example - if a customer has done 90% payment then open orders & delivery will not be blocked
Can I assume that you do not want the Credit Check based on Credit Limit? I mean if the Credit Limit is Rs. 2,00,000 and open orders, deliveries, Invoices and payments are more than Rs. 2,00,000 system should not block the Transaction?
I mean you just want to check whether 90% payment is done or not? If yes, You can activate the Open Item Check in Transaction OVA8 and set the Max.open.item % at 10. This would mean that if more than 10% overdue Payments are over due, system will block Sales Documents of the Customers.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
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