Using Special Payment Terms
This section discusses how to:
Set up special payment terms.
Amend special payment terms.
Page Used for Using Special Payment Terms
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Special Payment Terms |
CA_TERMS_PNL |
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Set up special payment terms by adding optional payment term details, such as bonus or penalty amounts and early out options, to the contract. |
Setting Up Special Payment Terms
Use the Special Payment Terms page (CA_TERMS_PNL) to set up special payment terms by adding optional payment term details, such as bonus or penalty amounts and early out options, to the contract.
Image: Special Payment Terms page
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Special Payment Terms page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

| Amendment |
Displays the current amendment number and date of the amendment if this contract is amended through amendment processing. |
Early Out Options
Early out options specify the clauses under which a customer can terminate a contract before its completion. You can enter multiple early out options for each contract. For example, you might include a clause that gives customers a 30-day acceptance period in which they can terminate the contract for any reason, and also include a clause that runs for the lifetime of the contract in which customers can terminate the contract in case of bankruptcy.
Select values for the Start Date and End Date fields to designate the time frame in which a customer may exercise the early out option. If the system date does not fall within the specified start and end dates, the specified early out option code does not apply.
Bonus and Penalty Options
Amending Special Payment Terms
After you save a contract to a contract status that is mapped to an Active processing status, any changes or updates that you make to the contract's special payment terms must be made as part of an amendment. Use the amendment processing functionality to amend special payment terms.