Credit Management- difference between Credit check at Delivery & PGI

Dear Gurus,
scenario : The client already have Credit check at Sales order & Delivery . he want to allocate inventory to the order in case of Credit check at sales order.also delivery should be blocked.
Whats is the possible solution ?
If i will remove credit check at sales order & only credit check at delivery. is that solve the problem & what is the customisation for the same ?
what is the difference between credit check at delivery & at PGI
Please Help me to solve this critical problem
Thanks in Advance
Vishal
Edited by: Vishal Shirke on May 22, 2009 9:47 AM

Hi Vishal,
SAP can do credit check at three levels Sales order, deliveries and PGI.
When checking at Deliveries:-The credit block will not allow you to create Delivery document if you set credit check for Deliveries.
the stock will not get reserved for the delivery.
We follow this when we dont want to create delivery doc when customers credit limit exceeds.
At PGI Level --> The credit block will not allow you to do the PGI if you set credit check for PGI.
you can create delivery document and also pick the stock.
the stock will  get reserved for the delivery
So according to ur scenario u can go for Credit check at PGI.
check this thread
Re: credit management
PS: Do search the forum you willl get lots of informative answers which will also enhance ur knowledge.
Thanks,
Raja

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