Payment terms in OBB8 with 50 days with two day of payment.

Hi Experts,
We need some helpu2026. We have to create a payment terms in OBB8 with 50 days with two day of payment, day 05 and 20.
Requisites:
If the bill expire date is between the days 01 and 15 from month X, the pay is realized the day 05 from month X.
If the bill expire date is between the days 16 and 31 from month X, the pay is realized the day 20 from month X.
Any idea
Best Regards,
Driss,

Hello Driss
In the payment terms , where you define cash discounts .
You can configure the requirement you specified .
Maintain as follows :
Term ,    Percentage     ,        No.of days      ,     Fixed date   ,   Additional month
1         ,       0.00%            ,        15              ,            05           ,           0
2         ,       0.00%            ,       31                 ,         20             ,         0
I think this should work fine
Let me know if this is ok
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