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Basic Data This data remains the same for the customer regardless of which organ
ization
he buys from your company. Examples of this type of data are the customer addre
ss and
contact details.
Organizational Data This is customer data related to your organizational structu
re for
example, the customer may prefer stock to be delivered from plant YX01 when an
order is
placed in a specific sales area. (Sales area is explained later.) The customer
may then
wish stock to be delivered from a plant closer to his location YX02 when a sales
order is
placed in another sales area. A customer master record may exist for many sales
areas. You
can then have different data for the different sales areas, even though you are
taking the
order from the same customer and using the same customer number.
Company Code Data A customer master record must also have company-related data.
This
data is used for financial accounting purposes. An example of company code data
is the
reconciliation account. A customer master record may exist for more than one com
pany code
for example, when you have more than one company in your organization and the cu
stomer can
buy from any one of them.
The customer master sales area data allows you to specify different master data
(for example different payment terms)
based on the sales areas.
There are additional forms of customer master data for example, the customer credi
t master record, which is
related to the customer master record, shown in Figure below.