on ‎2022 Apr 27 7:31 AM
Hello experts,
I would like to ask for guidance and configuration needed for using one condition type and record for rebate amount and accrual amount.
It seems that a new condition type with CCS_USAGE (T685A-CCS_USAGE) = 5 ("Settlement condition with Accruals") needs to be created. Then in the condition contract, we are able to enter as rebate amount and also accrual amount for the same condition type. Then after save system creates entry in KONH, KONP tables and rebate and accrual amounts are stored in separate fields (KBETR and KRUEK)
But when I try to settle Delta accrual settlement date system use rebate amount instead of accrual amount in pricing procedure.
How condition type with condition usage = 6 ("Accruals from Settlement condition") should be used or is it needed in this process?
It is this process https://help.sap.com/doc/474a13c5e9964c849c3a14d6c04339b5/100/en-US/0bd9e8b21d6f444c8ed7871fd6968cdd...
Best regards, Tomas
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Hi Anjikumar,
you are describing standard CCM usage with 2 condition type (RES1 - Rebate condition, REA1 - Accrual condition) but I was asking for information when you have 1 condition type in Condition contract.

I have investigated that for condition type with CCS_USAGE = 5 you need to create "technical condition type" with CCS_USAGE = 6 that is referenced to original one. Then insert the technical condition to pricing procedure and system use correct rate when you are settling delta accrual settlement (22% in my case)
Best regards, Tomas
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Hi Tomas,
In both the cases the Delta accruals behaviour is same. Glad that you have found the solution yourself. 🙂
I thought you were looking for clarification primarily on the Delta accruals behaviour. Anyways a small thanks (to anyone) would make a difference for the their efforts and encourage others to contribute.
Good luck..!!
Regards,
Anji
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