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INSTALLMENTS PAYMENT – Payment Terms & Document Split

In SAP we can make payments to Vendor or Receive payments fro Customer in installments.Below is the SAP standard configuration to do this;

We have two alternatives:

     1. Use installment payment terms

     2. Activate document split

1. Installment payments

Instead of entering several line items, you only enter the data for one item. The breakdown is carried out by the system automatically by means of the payment terms.

Configuration

IMG Menu Financial Accounting ® Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable ®Business Transactions ® Incoming invoices/Credit Memos ® Maintain

Terms of Payment

Transaction Code OBB8

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You need to create four payment terms. First you create the ‘main term’ for the Installment. Here R001. This payment term is set to vendor

master.

The Installments need also payments terms.Here you set the day limits for payments. In IMG activity Define Terms of Payment for Installment payments you

define the percentages and assign the Installment payment to the ‘main term’.

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1.1 Create ‘main term’

Press New entries

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Field name                                            Description

Payment terms                                        R001

Sales Text                                               Inst. pymnt terms 3 part. amnt

Account type: Customer                           Selected

Account type: Vendor                               Selected

Default for baseline date:                           Document Date

Payment terms: Installment payment         Selected

Choose  Save.

Choose  Back.

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1.2 Create ‘Installment terms’

Press ‘New entries’

Field name                                         Description                      Description                   Description

Payment terms                                   ZR01 ZR02 ZR03

Sales Text                                         1st installment                  2nd installment              3rd installment

                                                         R001 (15 days)                  R001 (30 days)             R001 (45 days)

Account type: Customer                      Selected                         Selected                         Selected

Account type: Vendor                          Selected                         Selected                         Selected

Default for baseline date                       Document Date                Document Date              Document Date

Payment terms: Installment payment    Not selected Not selected Not selected

Payment terms: No. of days                15                                    30                               45

Choose Save.

Choose Back

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1.3 Define Installments

IMG Menu Financial Accounting ® Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable ® Business Transactions ® Incoming invoices/Credit Memos ® Define

Terms of Payment for Installment payments

Transaction Code     OBB9

Select New entries and enter definitions for payment term R001. Enter the percentages and payment terms for the Installments (ZR01-ZR03).

Define your partial amounts in percent for each terms of payment key affected. Make sure that you number the individual partial amounts consecutively.

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1.4 Enter the new payment term in the vendor master.

Ensure that the key is entered in the vendor master record which represents the specified terms of payment.

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1.5 Test how the payment term works

Create Vendor Invoice where we find the Installment as Split line item in the Simulation.

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Simulate the posting

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We can see that the invoice is divided in three Installments with their own due dates.

2 Amount split

If you have fixed Installments, you can use the Installment payment terms. However,if you need to change the amounts, this is not a good solution. Any change in Installment payment terms or invoice plans requires additional customizing. There is a way to use flexible amounts in the Installments. Enable Amount Split in the company code customizing.

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Amount split enables the split of an invoice or credit memo final amount. A new tab Amount split will appear on the screens of the Enjoy transactions (FB60, MIRO). This method does not work for the old style transactions such as FB01.)

2.1 Test the amount split

Create a new invoice for vendor 200 (payment terms R001 in vendor master).

Open tab Amount split.

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You can split the amount according to payment method or terms of payment. If you have entered a payment method, this entry has priority over the payment method in the terms of payment.

If no split is made – Installments according to payment term.

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Make following split: 15000 is paid immediately (payment term 0001) and the rest with payment term ZR02.

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Simulate the document

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3 Customer Invoice Installment

The same way Customer Billing document account will Split using the Payment Term configuration.

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This is one of the important features of Payment Term configuration.

Regards,

Suman Sardar

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      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Good one.

      Author's profile photo Shihab MS
      Shihab MS

      HI Friend

      Good work.

      Author's profile photo Varkey George
      Varkey George

      Very informative & useful.

      Thanks

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      good work

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks to all for all the appreciation.....

      Author's profile photo Fabio Pifferini
      Fabio Pifferini

      Hello! I'm facing a problem with the Swiss currency.  We don't work with cents but we round the amount like this: 0.05, 0.10, 0.15 and so on. When the sum is splinted with a certain percentage I get also not rounded partial payments (lets say partial payment = 36.66). Is the solution in the transaction DIF to find?

      Thank you. The guideline was so far great!

      Fabio

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      may be you can use tolerence group

      Author's profile photo G. Ajit Kumar
      G. Ajit Kumar

      Hi Suman,

      Very well documented!

      Please continue with the good work.

      Thanks and regards,

      G. Ajit Kumar

      Author's profile photo Sreekanta Marikeri
      Sreekanta Marikeri

      Excelent work done...keep it up...thank you for sharing knowledge...

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for your appreciation ....

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Thanks for documentation, it is helpful and clarify many thing.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for the comments Hatem...

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Very informative & useful.

      Thanks

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks Ratnam for the comment.

      Thanks,

      Suman$

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Very informative..awaiting for the next post.

      Thanks a lot

      Dinesh

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for the comment.

      Ya will have to plan for the next post.

      Author's profile photo Prasad Tatikonda
      Prasad Tatikonda

      Hi Suman,

      Well done with good examples.

      Regards,

      prasad

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Good one.

      Thanks

      Naresh K.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you Naresh K.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      hi suman

      good work suman keep going..

      Thanks & Regards

      dhanaprabu

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for appreciating.. dhanaprabu

      Author's profile photo Muthukumareshan vijayan
      Muthukumareshan vijayan

      Hi Suman,

      Very informative & useful me thanks.

      Thanks

      Muthu

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for the comment Muthu

      Author's profile photo Devavrat Salvekar
      Devavrat Salvekar

      really a good document.

      Thanks & Regards,

      Dev

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks Dev

      Author's profile photo Erico Mattos
      Erico Mattos

      Thanks for share Suman Sardar

      Nice!

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank You Erico Mattos

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Very Nice.

      Thank you for share it.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks Jandoval for your appreciation.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Suman,

      Thanks for sharing, very informative and in details. Excellent.

      Arvind

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Hi Arvind,

      Thanks for the comment...

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      very useful suman. Appreciations

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      thank you Gautam

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hi Suman

      Congratulation, great job.

      Best Regards.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for the complement.

      Author's profile photo Srinu S
      Srinu S

      Hi Suman,

      Very well documented. Useful document. Keep sharing.

      Thanks for sharing.

      Srinu.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you for the Appreciation

      Author's profile photo Lakshmi Kumari Sama
      Lakshmi Kumari Sama

      Hello Suman,

      It is more informative and very well explained. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep sharing 🙂

      Thanks & Regards,

      Lakshmi S

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Nice....One dear.Missed out to publish same document...good one.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Thank you very very much

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      wow so well explained..thank u sir...i could understand this in one go...thank u

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you Nikita for your appreciation.

      But do not call me Sir, I am just started my career in SAP.Only Suman will be perfect.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Very well documented, thanks.

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank you Pradip

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      hello everybady my question is how many types of payment terms in sap at fico?

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Thank you very much. A good explanation of the issue!

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks for the comment, Van.

      Author's profile photo SANJIT BHATTACHARYA
      SANJIT BHATTACHARYA

      Nice Document Suman

      Author's profile photo Suman Sardar
      Suman Sardar
      Blog Post Author

      Thank You, Sanjit

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      I like this article very much. Very comprehensively organized supported with screenshots.

      Great work!.

      I have a case scenario here, hope you also can help by giving some good suggestion & advices.

      This case scenario build on top of the use of the installment payment terms with intention to split invoice posting ( I mean real invoice split at document level with separate SD Invoice & accounting doc posting).

      To better visualize the case scenario I am speaking here, let's takes the same payment terms example populated in your document. Payment terms R001, ZR01 ZR02 ZR03 are setup in OBB8 & OBB9 with same installment natures.

      After customer delivery made, sales invoice is expected to be posted using the above installment payment terms for the single DO delivery. As the agreed business deal with customer with as per the installment payment terms, customer expects that 3 separate invoices (corresponds to ZR01 ZR02 ZR03) with different document numbering are to be issued. . So, the business case here is no longer able to be easily fulfilled using the "split invoice" functionality which only split the accounting posting line items upon the invoice posting in VF01/VF04. Could you give some suggestion to achieve the business requirement? 

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      good one, I have learnt good things.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Please help me on configure terms of payment on below requirement

      2% discount on 7 days

      1.5% discount on 11 days

      1% discount on 15 days

      in SAP how configure 1% discount on 15 days on third level

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hi,

      Nice document. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

      Regards

      Karthi

      Author's profile photo Rohit raj
      Rohit raj

      Dear Suman,

      I have a query here. Can we use the single payment term for different scenarios like:

      When discount is made 3%

      when advance is made 4%

      When final payment is made 6% should be achieved with single payment terms.

      Instead of Creating the Multiple Payment Terms.

      BR

      RR.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Dear Suman,

      I need to create payment term as below:

      milestone 1: 20% of net value (exclude VAT amount) advance

      milestone 2: remain (equal to 80% of net value plus full VAT amount) in 30 days

      How can I create it? As normal, SAP will calculate 20% and 80% base on gross value of SO.

      Thanks & Best regards,