on 05-27-2009 10:21 AM
HI
I have a customer who had ordered for an item and on his request the order is sent to his preferred Customer
Now i need to raise invoice against the ordered customer. I have done a delivery to the reffed customer.Now if i raise and invoice against the ordered customer than my instock is getting affected which it shud not.
hi janaki,
Use delivery consolidation option in Business Partner.
Create preferred customer BP master, in accounting tab select delivery consolidation,
Enter order customer in consolidating BP,save it.
Create delivery document against preferred customer,Create ar invoice for ordered customer,
this will work when u apply above consolidation steps.
Hope it will works.
Edited by: Jeyakanthan A on May 27, 2009 3:06 PM
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Hi jeyakanthan,
i tried exactly as what you suggested, but when i make ainvoice, do i select the ordered customer or the preferred/???? coz when i updated th bpi.e. by going to accounting tab> delivery consolidation> bp, if i select this bp, then it doesnt show any delivery when i use the copy from option!! can you please tell me wht am i doin wrong??
thanks
Hi Janaki,
Once you book a Delivery documnt the stock is redused other wise
directly you book the AR invoice the stock is redused.
Regards
Jambulingam.P
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hi Janaki,
Thought about making a service type invoice for the customer who ordered???
P.S: Both delivery and a/r invoice affect your instock. However, if you copy a delivery to a invoice it doesn't but if you make a standalone invoice, then it does effect your in stock!!
Cheers,
Amon
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