on 06-24-2008 12:34 PM
Dear all,
Wot is the process flow for Retroactive invocie
with t-code
Regards
Luckky
Hi,
In retro-billing, the system reprices all documents in the transaction before comparing the condition values of the items. It calculates the difference between the old and new prices in the invoice and delivery, and enters it into condition PDIF to use in the pricing procedure. The difference calculated by the customer in the credit or debit memo is entered in the internal condition that you have assigned in Customizing. If these values match, the system automatically creates the credit or debit memo.
Regards,
Ravi Duggirala
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Hi,
Retroactive Billing : Rebilling for previous periods that have been re-evaluated on the basis of changes to surcharges, using rates that may be different to the originally-billed rates and surcharges.
System compares the difference between the netvalues of invoice and today's netvalue based on the new price and create credit / debit memo's for the difference value and credit/debit to the customer.
Prase
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Hi,
Retroactive Billing (SD-SLS-OA)
Use
New pricing agreements that you make with your customers may affect billing documents that
have already been processed and settled. If a new pricing agreement is effective before the
pricing date of the billing documents, you can perform retroactive billing to call up a list of these
documents and reevaluate them with the new price. You can then create additional billing
documents to settle any differences.
Integration
Retroactive billing is a special billing function often used in scheduling agreement processing
For details about Retroactive billing please refer
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/SDBILRB/SDBILRB.pdf
Hope this will help,
Reward Point if helpful
Thanks,
Raja
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