Rebate Settlements

Rebate settlement is a process where you settle the accrued rebates with the payee or payer on the rebate agreement by generating a claim or disbursement.

You can settle rebates automatically or manually. For more information, see Automatic Rebate Settlements and Manual Rebate Settlements.

Except for agreements without an end date, a final rebate settlement is done after the rebate agreement’s validity period ends. Only accrued rebate amounts for active, on hold, and expired rebate agreements are available for settlement.

Before settling a rebate, you can generate a pro forma to view all the transactions and check whether the settlement details match your expected earnings or payables. For more information, read Pro Forma Generation.

Settlement Methods

NetSuite uses the settlement method specified on the rebate agreement if the settlement amount is a positive value.

If the settlement amount is negative, the system generates an alternative settlement transaction. The settlement amount results in a negative value when all accrued payables or expenses are deducted from the receivables or revenues.

The following table lists which settlement transaction is generated if the settlement amount is a positive or a negative value:

Settlement Method on the Rebate Agreement

Settlement Transaction

(Positive or Zero Settlement Value)

Settlement Transaction

(Negative Settlement Value)

A/R Invoice

Invoice

Credit Memo

A/P Debit (Bill Credit)

A/P Debit (Bill Credit)

Bill

Credit Memo

Credit Memo

Invoice

Bill

Bill

Bill Credit

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