Example: Charge for Early Closure of a Facility
When you close a facility, you can have the system calculate and post a charge. Before the system calculates a charge for the early closure of a facility, you must have stored a corresponding condition type in the financial conditions of the facility. You configure the charge for the early closure of a facility as an event charge.
Example
The agreed term of a facility is five years. You have agreed on this for the period from January 2, 2005 till January 2, 2010. You end the facility by terminating the master contract. When you close the facility, the system calculates the charge according to the following procedure:
Elapsed term |
Amount of the charge |
|---|---|
Longer than or equal to 4 years |
No charge |
Less than 4 years |
2% of the global limit |
Less than 3 years |
4 % of the global limit |
Less than 2 years |
6 % of the global limit |
Less than 1 year |
8 % of the global limit |
The financial condition for the charge for the early closure of a facility can contain other conditions that affect the charge calculation:
You can make the amount of the charge dependent on the actual term until the closure, the reason for the closure, or on both. The system calculates the actual term of a facility, based on the start of term of the master contract agreement until the date on which the facility is ended. This date can also be before the agreement end date of the facility.
You can have the charge calculated as a fixed amount or as a percentage rate of the calculation base of a facility limit. You can use the calculation bases supplied by SAP 50000002 Committed Limit (Master Contract)
and 50000003 Tolerated Limit (Master Contract)
to do so.
In Customizing for Master Contract Management (FS-MCM), you have chosen and created a product for your facility. In addition to the product attributes for the facility, you have edited the following product attributes:
Agreement
Financial conditions
Contract relationships
Payment details
Master contract termination
If you wish to use the differentiation category
044 Term
, in Customizing for Master Contract Management (FS-MCM), terms must be defined under .
Define transaction type for event charge
In Customizing for Account Management, choose and define a transaction type that you can later assign to the condition type.
Assign differentiation category to condition category
In Customizing for Master Contract Management, choose an assign the differentiation categories to the condition category 115020 Event-Controlled Condition as criteria that you wish to use for the calculation of the charge. In addition to the differentiation category 006 Feature, you can use other differentiation categories, such as044 Term and 101 Termination Reason: Master Contract.
Define condition type
In Customizing for Master Contract Management, choose and define a condition type of the condition category 115020 Event-Controlled Condition. Choose the calculation base 50000002 Committed Limit (Master Contract)
or 50000003 Tolerated Limit (Master Contract)
.
To define how the system calculates the amount of the charge, choose the amount category 115010 Fixed Amount and in the Percentage Charge
field, choose a value (such as Percentage Charge Between 0 and 100%).
To assign the differentiation value 0011 Master Contract Termination to the condition, choose the differentiation category 006 Feature.
Note
You can choose other differentiation categories that you have previously assigned to the condition category, such as 044 Term and 101 Termination Reason: Master Contract.
Assign condition type to condition group type
Assign the condition type to an existing condition group type for event charges for the master contract in Customizing for Master Contract Management, by choosing .
Note
The condition group type (such as 50 Events: Master Contract) is based on the condition group category 3 Events.
Assign transaction type to condition type
Assign the previously defined transaction type for event charges to the condition type in Customizing for Master Contract Management by choosing .
You have defined a condition group and a condition type, on the basis of which you can create a condition for the charge for the early closure of a facility.
For more information about facilities, see Facility.
For more information about master contract termination, see Master Contract Termination.