Rebate To-Scale

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have a rebate agreement with a customer with these terms:

1.The period of the agreement is for a calandary year (01/01 to 31/12)

2.The customer is eligible for 2% rebate for 1000 Ton with a tolerance of 10%, meaning, between 900 and 1100 ton he gets the 2% rebate.

If, for example he would buy a total of 880 ton in that period he

doesn't get the 2% off, but if he would buy a total of 1050 he is

eligible for 2% off for all the 1050 ton.

If he would buy a total of 1200 ton he is eligible for 2% for 1100 ton (the max. quantity according to the agreement) but for the delta between 1100 and 1200 he doesn't eligible.

My problem is that I can't seem to find how to implement these terms using the scales in the rebate condition.

TIA,

Oren Matityahu.

[Former Member]

HI

for rabate you have to maintain the condition record in vk11.from there thre is scale option on the top menu.

after maintaing the condion record you canmaintain the scales. try it out .

thanks

surya

[Former Member]

Hello surya,

Thanks for your answer but we are dealing with REBATE AGREEMENT Process and not regular order related discounts.

You can not maintain it with VK11....

Anyone else have a soulution?

Regards,

Oren.

[Former Member]

HI Avi,

Did you find a solution to this problem? I am having a similar requirement and dont have any clue as to how the standard rebate function can handle this.

I tried and found that rebates do not support scales function at all.

Can you suggest a way.

Thanks

Aribis

[Former Member]

Hello,

Yes I found a solution.

We use 2 conditions in order to reflect the agreement terms.

1. Base type condition (Scale type = A)

2. Graduated to interval scale condition (Scale Type = D)

The second condition customized as a positive condition.

If for example the customer is elegible for 2% rebate for a quantity of 1000 ton with tolerance of 10% the scales looks like that:

First condition:

From 900 = 2%

Second condition:

To 1100 = 0%

To 999,999 = 2%

This is the way to reflect the 1000 +/- 10% ton.

Hope that helped.

Oren.