How To Fix P4030 - Dunning procedure is private law; grace period is not taken into account

P4030 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: P4 - IS-PS: Cash Accounting

• Message number: 030

• Message text: Dunning procedure is private law; grace period is not taken into account

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message P4030 - Dunning procedure is private law; grace period is not taken into account ?

  The SAP error message P4030 indicates that there is an issue with the dunning procedure being used in the system. Specifically, it states that the dunning procedure is classified under private law, and the grace period is not being considered. This can occur in the context of accounts receivable and dunning processes, where the system is trying to apply a dunning procedure that does not allow for a grace period.
  
  Cause:
  
  Dunning Procedure Configuration: The dunning procedure may be set up in such a way that it does not allow for grace periods. This is often the case for private law dunning procedures, which may not consider grace periods as part of their logic.
  Customer Master Data: The customer master data may be configured incorrectly, leading to the application of a dunning procedure that does not align with the expected grace period.
  Dunning Levels: The dunning levels defined in the dunning procedure may not