on 01-07-2010 11:59 AM
Hi all
Can anybody explain me about the tolerance limit for incoming invoice ...??
What is tolerance limit and why its need here in SAP ..??
Can anybody give me some explaination with example.
Thanks
SAP-MM
Hi,
First Understand the Type of Varience
1. Quantity variance: For a purchase order, the open quantity to invoice is a result of the delivered quantity and the quantity already invoiced. There is a quantity variance if the invoice quantity does not match this open quantity. At the absolute upper limit, the quantity variance is evaluated on the basis of the amount in the invoice item. This means that invoice items with a small amount result in a relatively large quantity variance, and that invoice items with a large amount result in a small variance. You can also define percentage limits for the quantity variance check, for which the system does not take account of the purchase order price.
2. Price variance: There is a price variance if the invoice price (invoice amount divided by the invoice quantity) is not the same as the PO net price. In cases where the price in the purchase order is flagged as an estimated price, you can set up special tolerances.
3. PO price quantity variance: There is a PO price quantity variance if the relationship between the PO price quantity and the PO quantity in the invoice is different than at goods receipt (or, if no goods receipt has been posted, different than agreed in the purchase order).
4. Date variance: For each item, the system creates the product from the amount * (planned delivery date - invoice entry date) and compares this product with the absolute upper limit you have defined. This means that invoice items with a small amount result in a relatively large date variance, and that invoice items with a large amount result in a small variance.
You define tolerances in Customizing for:
1. Quantity variances
2. Price variances
3. Purchase order price quantity variances
4. Date variances
Hope Help U !
Regards,
Pardeep Malik
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Hi,
You set tolerance limits for each variance type in Customizing for Materials Management under Logistics Invoice Verification u2192 Invoice Block u2192 Set Tolerance Limits.
For E.g.
AN Amount for item without order reference
AP Amount for item with order reference
BD Form small differences automatically
BR Percentage OPUn variance (IR before GR)
BW Percentage OPUn variance (GR before IR)
DQ Exceed amount: quantity variance
DW Quantity variance when GR qty = zero
KW Var. from condition value
You can enter tolerances for lower and upper limits. There is a difference between limits for percentage and absolute variances. If one of these limits is exceeded,the system issues a warning message. If one of the upper limits is exceeded, the
invoice is blocked for payment.
For each tolerance limit, you must decide whether the system should check for this variance. If you set all limits for a tolerance key to Do not check, the system does not perform a check. This means that the system accepts all variances without exception.
If you want to make sure that a certain variance is always blocked, set the value or percentage for the upper limit to zero and select Check limit.
Hope Help U !
Regards,
Pardeep Malik
ther are lot of tolerance limit
it s us is to block the LIV from paying to vendor or stoping from posting the LIV if it goes beyound set limits
eg if i have BD: Form small differences automatically
if in po i have callculater amount to me 10010.59
and the invoice is send by vendor is 10010
while posting it will show the diffrence of 0.59
so how muct is permittable limit can be set in BD
if this is not set then what ever the amount invoice comes from vendor will be posted and amount will be paid with out notice
in this way there are many other limits that can be set
VP: Moving average price variance
PP: Price variance
DW: Quantity variance when GR quantity = zero
BW: Percentage OPUn variance (GR before IR)
u can see the help for the set tolerance limit for more details
hope this helps u
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if u will not maintain any then u will get erroe
first at the time of MIGO
for VP
and if u only maintain VP gr can be done
and MIRO will be also done only if ther eis no variation to any of the keys in tolerance
say for eg u have only done the setting for VP
anfd ther is small diffrence say po value is 1001 and invoice is send 1000 by vendor
system wuill give error for BD small diffrence as u have not dont the settikng
so u will have to do the setting for all the keys
to avoind any error if there is diffrence in any case
hope this helps
Hi
Even if we do not want it is required to maintain tolerance limit. The reason is it is practically impossibel to have perfect condition always. A good example will be your exchange rate , one never knows what will be the exchange rate on the MIRO date, so naturally the variance and the tolerance related to it comes into picture.
Regards
Refer below link this may help you
http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/500/documentation/R26_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_UK.doc
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