Rebates- Accrual rate and Rebate Rate

Hi, I am working on Rebate configuartion.
Can any one explian me the difference between Rebate Rate and the Accrual Rate that we provide while creating Rebate agreement.
Regards,
Sunil

Hi,
The rebate rate is the rate at which you have made the agreement with the customer for a specified period.
Accrual is the total rebate need to be provide for the agreemnet period.
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