The document describes how a credit control area is determined by combining the company code, customer risk category, and credit group. The company code represents the enterprise level, the risk category represents the customer master level (high, low, medium), and the credit group represents the configuration level including order, delivery, and PGI levels. The document also mentions checking availability at the sales order, delivery, and PGI levels by checking the material master in sales general data, checking rules like stock types to consider, schedule line categories, and delivery item categories.
The document describes how a credit control area is determined by combining the company code, customer risk category, and credit group. The company code represents the enterprise level, the risk category represents the customer master level (high, low, medium), and the credit group represents the configuration level including order, delivery, and PGI levels. The document also mentions checking availability at the sales order, delivery, and PGI levels by checking the material master in sales general data, checking rules like stock types to consider, schedule line categories, and delivery item categories.
The document describes how a credit control area is determined by combining the company code, customer risk category, and credit group. The company code represents the enterprise level, the risk category represents the customer master level (high, low, medium), and the credit group represents the configuration level including order, delivery, and PGI levels. The document also mentions checking availability at the sales order, delivery, and PGI levels by checking the material master in sales general data, checking rules like stock types to consider, schedule line categories, and delivery item categories.