Two-Date Pricing 
Two-Date Pricing
Prerequisites
According to the pricing you have chosen, you must select the pricing indicator in the material master (AFS Sales view) so that the correct condition record is set in the sales order.
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Pricing |
Pricing Indicator |
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Two-Date Pricing |
04 – Two-Date Pricing |
Two-date pricing is based on grid value groups. You must assign these grid value groups to the AFS material by means of the grid control data.
Features
In two-date pricing with (condition type
J3A2) the determination of the sales price takes place based on two time frames. Usually the time of the incoming order and the expected (or actual) delivery date determine the two time frames. The basic idea behind two-date pricing is to provide long time periods between the incoming order and delivery date with affordable sales prices. In contrast, the customer’s request for receiving the delivery on very short notice would result in a higher sales price. The greater planning security would be rewarded in this case with more affordable prices. Two-date pricing is rules-based and can be correspondingly adapted to the individual requirements. When creating condition record for two-date pricing, an AFS rule indicator is used. This indicator and a defined form routine carry out the requested check of the date intervals.