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Hello SAP team,
I would like to know if it is possible to manage down payment at header level in a sales order?
My client says that the business can have more than 50 lines items in a sales order. To ease their tasks, they are asking if it is possible to manage that at header level.
Please provide me your inputs. Thanks
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are you able to achieve this requirement? If yes, can you explain how did you resolve this?
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Here is my two cents: we use Function module to update the billing plan at header level. Check if any standard FM's available to create a SO with Billing plan value to be updated/
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Dear Dinesh, Thank you for your message. I read about the below module function which is used to update the billing plan at header level in a Sales Order: -
BILLING_SCHEDULE_SAVE
My client issue is that they do not want to create a billing plan per line item in case they have 50-line items. They would like to manage billing plan at header level like for example a 10% downpayment for line item 10 and with another 20% downpayment for line item 30. This information must automatically be updated at line-item levels. How can this be done?
Thanks.
Liz
Without checking your system, it is difficult to assist you. Did you check by clicking the 'Analysis' from condition tab which would show as to why, the value is zero ?
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May be you can consider the access sequence at header level like Sales Org / Sold-To / Doc type
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