Menu Path |
From the Customer Balances node, choose Accounts Receivable Information System. |
Transaction Code |
S_ALR_87012167, FBL5, FD33 |
Report |
Europe |
North America |
For credit control area |
1000 credit control area Europe |
3000 credit control area North America |
The open items are sorted by industry, that is, the industry that the customer belongs to. The industry that the customer belongs to is included in the master data.
The credit control area Europe is valid for company codes 1000 (IDES Germany), 2000 (IDES Great Britain), 2100 (IDES Portugal), 2200 (IDES France), 2300 (IDES Spain), 2400 (IDES Italy), and 2500 (IDES Netherlands). Credit control area 3000 is valid for company codes 3000 (USA) and 4000 (Canada).
A list of customers in this industry who have not paid their invoices appears.
The dialog box that appears contains the due date values in time intervals.
You now want to analyze the line items.
The list of the corresponding due date and dunning data appears.
The due date specified is the latest date by which the customer can pay the invoice net (that is, without losing cash discount).
The number under Arrears is the difference between this due date and today's date. If this is a negative figure, the customer still has time to pay the invoice. If it is a positive figure however, the invoice is overdue.

If the dialog box Select Account/Credit Control Area appears, select the following account:
Account number |
Europe |
North America |
Account number |
Credit control area 1000 |
Credit control area 3000 |
The system displays information about the credit limit and how it has been used.
The information displayed tells you how long the customer has taken to pay invoices since the beginning of the business relationship with the IDES group. The amounts paid are listed according to whether cash discount was taken or not. The display also tells you whether the customer paid in arrears (positive figure) or not (negative figure).

These are only a few of the options in Credit Management. There are however a lot more options, and we suggest you call up additional functions for more information.