on 10-12-2016 7:58 AM
1. We have a requirement on the term of condition: Unit price is daily amount. Posting frequency is by 1 month. And the amount is calculated by the exact days of each month, so that the amount is not same for each posting period. E.g. Unit price is 1.00/day/M2. Rental space is 100 M2. Then the posting amount expected for January is 3100(=1*31*100), February is 2800 (=1*28*100),…. We found if we define the unit price as daily amount, and frequency as 1 month, calculation method as ‘Exact days’, system will give error message - Combination of amount reference ,frequency and calculation method not allowed. We also tried other ways, such as yearly amount, fixed period, the condition result were all not as expected. How can this requirement be fulfilled by standard real estate contract function?
2. In real estate contract, we define different unit price with different validity dates for same rental object in one contract (from year 2016 to 2019), e.g. Unit price 31 (in monthly amount) for 10/1/2016-10/31/2016, Unit price 30 for 11/1/2016-11/30/2016, Unit price 31 for 12/1/2016-12/31/2016. We want to set up a yearly % increase in unit price in this contract, so that in the next year, the unit price for each validity period can get the same % increase. How can this be done in standard real estate function?
Hi,
for the second question please check out the adjustment process available in RE-FX.
Best regards,
Franz
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Hi Bowen and Franz,
Thanks a lot for your information on SAP Note. We will apply it and test accordingly. I think adjustment can then be applied based on the result from question no.1. We will test as well.
Best Regards,
Ivy
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