Based on the Claim Adjustment Process Type in the claim template, claims are either
created manually in TPM or imported from a third-party system. Typically, manual claims are
credit memos or check requests and interfaced claims are deductions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods
Cloud is enabled
Select an active claim template, and then click Select.
Select the date when the cost was incurred.
Select the anchor customer of the claim.
Make sure that you select customers from the same sales organization as the claim
template.
Enter a unique numerical identifier for the claim anchor account.
If the claim anchor is at store-level, select the planning-level account.
If you don’t select a planning-level account, the planning-level account is the same
as the claim anchor account. When claims are imported, the value of this field is used as
the planning anchor for the imported claims.
Enter a unique numerical identifier for the planning anchor account.
Select the vendor for the anchor customer.
Enter a unique numerical identifier for the vendor account.
Enter a claim amount.
You can enter a positive or negative value. If you enter the value as negative, the
claim is a negative claim. After the claim is saved, you can’t change the value from
positive to negative or vice versa.
To reject any amount from the claim, enter the rejected amount.
Save your changes.
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