cash sales

[Former Member]

HI,

Please give me the customization ppt of cash sales.

Thanks,

Rash

[Former Member]

Hi,

Rush Order/Cash Sales u2013

Rush orders and Cash sales are sales document types that are used in the sales from plant process or when the customer needs to pick their goods immediately from the warehouse.

In the sales document type, the following changes have to be made for rush order/cash sales u2013

a. order type u2013 RO/CS

b. shipping conditions u2013 immediately

c. immediate delivery u2013 X

d. lead time in days u2013 not to be specified

e. delivery type u2013 LF/BV

f. billing type u2013 F2/BV

g. item category u2013 TAN/BVN

h. schedule line category u2013 CP/CP

In case of rush orders and cash sales once the goods have been withdrawn from the warehouse, picking and posting goods issue can begin.

In case of rush orders, when you create the billing documents the system prints the invoice papers and sends them to the customer.

But in case of cash sales, an order related billing index is generated automatically. This updates the billing due list. Billing type BV is created, while the billing due list is being processed and the system does not print invoices during billing for a cash sale.

In cash sales when you save the order, the system automatically generates a cash receipt that can be given to the customer as an invoice and the goods are picked up from the warehouse immediately by the customer. You control the output with output type RD03, contained in the output determination procedure for order type CS.

REWARD POINTS IF HELPFUL

Regards

Sai

[former_member184555]

Hi

1. Create sales document type for cash sales (copying from CS)

2. Item category for Cash sales is BVN

3. Delivery document for cash sales is BV

3. Delivery Item category for cash sales is BVN

4. Billing document for cash sales is BV

Make the necessary assignments for determination of item categories.

Assign the subsequent document types in CS(VOV8)

Now you can create sales order for CS.

Thanks,

Ravi