Please if you have an idea, I take it, because we are blocked with this point ...
Thank you.
this isnt clear enough to understand could you brief it a bit ore whats the scnario you are facing...
today in SAP, the criteria of scoring and rating are attached to the partner. So, In our society we want than the scoring can be different for the same partner according to the segment of credit.
Thank you for your reply.
A credit segment is at a BP level, however you can use the relationship functionality to build a hierarchy.
I presume you want one BP to be linked to many Credit Segments.
Yes, we have the same BP for many credit segment (every credit segment is associated to a society). We want to manage, for every credit segment his own rate and score for the BP.
Do you have a document or information to do that ?
Thank you.
Is there someone who has implemented the FSCM Credit Management solution before ?
Can you reply to my question ?
Thank you.
Hi Yousri,
You asked :
"We want to involve scores and solvability on the couple credit segment - partner, and not just on the partner.
Is this possible? If yes, how?
Thank you ..."
I'm affraid not. Perhaps with relations but as I've seen relations are between BPs.
But ! In ABAP all seems possible... so take your keyboard and build your specific stuff over this!
You asked about documentation : you'll get some at <a href="help.sap.com">help.sap.com</a> and services.sap.com portal for OSS notes.
I've implemented FSCM credit management last year and spend a lot of time searching for a business solution for our customer.
Some advices :
- be careful to the prerequisites in term of support packages, architecture. This is a very important point.
- check out for the OSS notes
- get a lot of time to debug and watch over your asynchronous process...
Best regards.
Mark,
could you please send me some info on how I can establish these relationships on FSCM, I´m looking everywhere on how to customize this and haven´t come across anything yet. It seems you are very savy on the subject so please forgive me if I bother you with some other questions in the future.
Thank you,
Nicolas
