Another SUS Query

HI All,
We are working on the MM-SUS classic scenario.
Currently the supplier is creating invoice based on the ASN. But as per the standard scenario we should be able to create invoice based on ASN & PO.
How do I enable the functionality of creating invoice based on PO?
Nikhil

Hi Chander,
I unchecked The GR based IV required indicator in the PO when sending it from ERP.
But this still does not let me create invoice based on PO.
There are no PO's in the list for which an Invoice can be created.
Nikhil

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