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What is 'contract demand limit' in SAP IS-U-MD - Master Data?


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  • Key Concepts: Contract Demand Limit (CDL) is a feature in the SAP IS-U-MD Master Data component that allows users to set a limit on the amount of energy that can be consumed by a customer in a given period of time. This limit is based on the customer's contract and is used to prevent overconsumption of energy.
    How to use it: To set a Contract Demand Limit, users must first create a contract for the customer in the SAP IS-U-MD Master Data component. Once the contract is created, users can then set the limit by entering the desired value in the “Contract Demand Limit” field. The limit will then be applied to all future energy consumption for that customer.
    Tips & Tricks: It is important to note that Contract Demand Limits are only applicable to customers with contracts. If a customer does not have a contract, then the limit will not be applied. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the limit is set correctly as it cannot be changed once it has been applied.
    Related Information: For more information on Contract Demand Limits, please refer to SAP’s official documentation on IS-U-MD Master Data. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide detailed instructions on how to use this feature.

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