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Note: For more information about how to make changes to a posted invoice, see the Oracle Receivables Reference.
If you have already collected the compensation transactions associated with the order or invoice in which sales credit errors were made, you can use Oracle Sales Compensation' manual transactions to properly reallocate sales credit. You can adjust sales credits for orders or invoices at any time, regardless of whether compensation has already been calculated based on incorrect sales credits.
With manual transactions you can create new transactions to:
You enter manual transactions in a batch of one or more transactions. You select the batch, then open the Transactions window which lists all transactions in the batch. You use this window to add, modify, and delete manual transactions. See Entering a Manual Transaction for information on how to perform this task.
Because financial organizations from company to company might handle manual transactions differently, you can customize the Transactions window to include the information your organization requires to make a manual transaction. For more information on customizing this window, see Customizing the Transactions Form.
You also have the option to delete a manual transaction at any time.
As a result of processing a transaction, Oracle Sales Compensation assigns it a status (Figure 8 - 1). The current status of each manual transaction, displayed in the Status field of the Transaction Batches window, can be one of the following:
After you choose Calculate, Oracle Sales Compensation gives you the number of the calculation process. You can obtain more information about a transaction using the Process Log feature. See Viewing Compensation Process Statistics.
Caution: You cannot calculate only one transaction at a time. When you calculate, Oracle Sales Compensation may process all transactions for all open periods for the salesperson, and all salespeople in the credit chain in the salesperson hierarchy.
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