Intercompany trade price correctionsIn the External Material Delivery Sales and External Material Direct Delivery scenarios, the intercompany trade price can be based on the sales order price. Sometimes, the sales order price is changed after the transaction lines are created. As a result, the application creates a new transaction line. For the new transaction line, in the Intercompany Trade Order Transaction Lines (tcitr3110m000) session, the Correction check box is selected and the old transaction line is saved as the parent of the new transaction line. Also, for the new transaction line the Parent Transaction Line field displays the position number of the parent transaction line. Example For a sales order, the external sales price is EUR 200. The intercompany price is based on the external sales price, but has a 10% markdown percentage. Therefore, the customer must pay EUR 200 to the sales office, and the sales office must pay EUR 180 (200 - 10%) to the warehouse that delivers the goods to the customer. After shipment, the sales price is reduced to 150. This means that the customer pays only EUR 150, and the sales office owes the warehouse EUR 135 (150 – 10%). Consequently, these transaction lines are created:
In the Internal Material Delivery scenario, a correction is made for a transfer order if fewer items are received than shipped. For example, if 10 items are shipped and 8 items are received, there is a shipment variance of two items. Only 8 items can be invoiced. In the Inventory Handling Parameters (whinh0100m000) session, you can specify whether the issuing or the receiving warehouse is responsible. If the issuing warehouse is responsible, a new (child) transaction line is created displaying the subtracted value of the two items that were not received.
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