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tolarence in genrel means permited devations in our sap tolarence means permited payment diffences at every level we maitain business rules but practically it may not possible to excat business rules so we may have to allow sum devations.as a fico consultant we need to look at the monetary accecpts.other consultants will look at the dates,qualties,quantities etc.while processing payment tractions we need to look at the invoice point of view and other terms mention in the document that ie we have to recieve or pay more or less then devated amount but the devated amount should be with in the permisable limt that limt is called tol limt.
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