This document provides steps to configure and run the Automatic Payment Program (APP) in SAP ECC 6.0 for processing vendor payments. It describes 6 steps to configure payment methods, company codes, bank determination, and assign payment methods to vendors. It then provides a step-by-step example of running APP which includes creating a vendor invoice, generating a payment proposal, reallocating line items, running the payment, and viewing resulting checks and advices. The document aims to help users understand and execute the APP for automated vendor payments in SAP.
Automatic Vendor payment advice notes by email with attachment when a payment is made via APP (Automatic payment program by using T-code F110 and email a sap script form as a PDF attachment along with the mail body in the desired language.
This document provides instructions for configuring basic SAP settings including:
1. Creating a company code for L Airlines in India with the code LAP.
2. Assigning the LAP company code to the LAIR company.
3. Creating business areas for L Airlines' north and south zones.
4. Assigning the standard fiscal year variant V3 and posting period variant LAPP to the LAP company code.
5. Maintaining the posting periods in the LAPP variant to open periods 1-12 of 2011.
6. Creating a field status variant LAFS for the LAP company code.
This document describes how to create a user-defined field in CO line item reports by programming an ABAP exit. It involves extending the output structure to include the new field, programming the exit to fill the field with data from other tables, and maintaining the view V_TKALV to provide metadata for the report on the new field. An example is provided of adding a "Cost Center Manager" field to actual cost line item reports by retrieving the manager from the CSKS table.
This document outlines basic accounting settings including selecting a variant principle, fiscal year, currencies to use, and setting up a cash journal. It provides configuration options for fundamental accounting parameters.
This document provides an overview of how SAP solutions can be configured for Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance in India. It discusses master data setup, tax configuration, document numbering, business transactions for procurement, sales, and pricing. Key areas covered include tax registration numbers, classification of customers, vendors, materials and services, configuration of tax condition types for intra-state, inter-state, import and export transactions, and pricing procedures.
Master data distribution in SAP: implementation guideJonathan Eemans
Often master data is created separately in the different environments of a certain landscape or multiple SAP landscapes. This is time consuming!
Master data distribution can automate this process easily using IDoc’s and ALE.
The document discusses how to create SAP query reports using transaction codes SQ03, SQ02, and SQ01. It involves 3 steps: 1) Creating a user group, 2) Creating an infoset to define data fields, and 3) Creating queries to build reports. User groups control access to infosets and queries. Infosets define available fields from tables. Queries use infosets to select fields and build basic list or other output formats. The document provides examples of creating a user group, infoset using table joins, and a sample basic list query report.
SAP Bank Accounting - EBS Compilation by Techlorean.pdferikotsuji
The document provides information about electronic bank statements in SAP, including:
- It discusses the process of importing CODA bank statement files from Belgium into SAP and converting them to the Multicash format so SAP can process them.
- The conversion is done using transaction code FEBC. Statements can then be viewed and reconciled using FEBAN.
- It also provides an overview of interpreting CODA files to understand the transactions and ensure SAP is processing them correctly.
Automatic Vendor payment advice notes by email with attachment when a payment is made via APP (Automatic payment program by using T-code F110 and email a sap script form as a PDF attachment along with the mail body in the desired language.
This document provides instructions for configuring basic SAP settings including:
1. Creating a company code for L Airlines in India with the code LAP.
2. Assigning the LAP company code to the LAIR company.
3. Creating business areas for L Airlines' north and south zones.
4. Assigning the standard fiscal year variant V3 and posting period variant LAPP to the LAP company code.
5. Maintaining the posting periods in the LAPP variant to open periods 1-12 of 2011.
6. Creating a field status variant LAFS for the LAP company code.
This document describes how to create a user-defined field in CO line item reports by programming an ABAP exit. It involves extending the output structure to include the new field, programming the exit to fill the field with data from other tables, and maintaining the view V_TKALV to provide metadata for the report on the new field. An example is provided of adding a "Cost Center Manager" field to actual cost line item reports by retrieving the manager from the CSKS table.
This document outlines basic accounting settings including selecting a variant principle, fiscal year, currencies to use, and setting up a cash journal. It provides configuration options for fundamental accounting parameters.
This document provides an overview of how SAP solutions can be configured for Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance in India. It discusses master data setup, tax configuration, document numbering, business transactions for procurement, sales, and pricing. Key areas covered include tax registration numbers, classification of customers, vendors, materials and services, configuration of tax condition types for intra-state, inter-state, import and export transactions, and pricing procedures.
Master data distribution in SAP: implementation guideJonathan Eemans
Often master data is created separately in the different environments of a certain landscape or multiple SAP landscapes. This is time consuming!
Master data distribution can automate this process easily using IDoc’s and ALE.
The document discusses how to create SAP query reports using transaction codes SQ03, SQ02, and SQ01. It involves 3 steps: 1) Creating a user group, 2) Creating an infoset to define data fields, and 3) Creating queries to build reports. User groups control access to infosets and queries. Infosets define available fields from tables. Queries use infosets to select fields and build basic list or other output formats. The document provides examples of creating a user group, infoset using table joins, and a sample basic list query report.
SAP Bank Accounting - EBS Compilation by Techlorean.pdferikotsuji
The document provides information about electronic bank statements in SAP, including:
- It discusses the process of importing CODA bank statement files from Belgium into SAP and converting them to the Multicash format so SAP can process them.
- The conversion is done using transaction code FEBC. Statements can then be viewed and reconciled using FEBAN.
- It also provides an overview of interpreting CODA files to understand the transactions and ensure SAP is processing them correctly.
The document provides details on processing status for SAP-SD (Sales and Distribution) module. It outlines the key steps to set up the organizational structure, master data for customers, materials and pricing, and then generate sales documents including orders, deliveries and invoices. It also describes configuring parameters for pricing procedures, account assignments, and more when implementing the SAP-SD module.
This document provides instructions for configuring and using electronic bank statements in SAP ECC 6.0. It describes the process for setting up account symbols, posting rules, transaction types, and importing bank statement files in the MT940 format. Key steps include creating account symbols, defining posting rules and accounts, assigning transaction codes to rules, and mapping bank accounts to transaction types. The document also shows how to upload statements and view cleared transactions.
This document provides instructions for setting up electronic bank statement (EBS) imports in SAP. It outlines three key steps: 1) Define the house bank and bank accounts, 2) Set up the EBS framework by creating account symbols, keys, posting rules and transaction types, and 3) Test the EBS upload using transaction code FF_5. The sample file provided is used to demonstrate a test upload of two transactions for two different bank accounts. Upon successful completion of the test, the EBS configuration and framework is ready for use.
This document provides instructions for copying document number ranges in SAP for fiscal year-end activities. The steps include:
1. Calling transaction SPRO and navigating to the IMG activity for document number ranges.
2. Selecting the "Copy to Fiscal Year" option to copy number ranges from one fiscal year to another, such as from 2000 to 2004.
3. Entering the required data including company code, source and target fiscal years, and confirming the copy process.
Module pool programming allows developers to create custom transactions in SAP. It involves developing screens and assigning flow logic using tools like the ABAP editor, screen painter, and menu painter. The key steps are:
1. Create a module pool program using transaction SE38.
2. Design screens using the screen painter to create screen elements like text fields, buttons.
3. Develop the flow logic using modules in PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT (PBO) and PROCESS AFTER INPUT (PAI) events.
4. Create menus and toolbars for the screens using the menu painter.
5. Test the program by executing the assigned transaction code.
Module pool programming provides a user-
This document provides steps to set up electronic bank statement (EBS) file uploads in SAP. It outlines defining a house bank with two accounts, creating account symbols and posting rules, assigning these to define the EBS framework. It also describes testing the configuration by uploading a sample EBS file and verifying the postings. The goal is to configure and test the ability to upload EBS files from a bank to post transactions in SAP.
This document provides instructions for configuring tax collected at source (TCS) in SAP. It outlines 9 steps to define TCS keys and types, create access sequences and condition types, assign GL accounts, and add TCS conditions to pricing procedures in order to calculate, report, and post TCS for sales documents. The configuration ensures TCS is handled correctly in both sales and distribution (SD) and financial accounting (FI).
This document provides a step-by-step guide for using LSMW to generate and process IDOCs from a data file. It describes creating an IDOC structure with segments and fields, configuring ALE settings, and using the structure in LSMW to map fields, generate IDOCs from a sample data file, and process them in the R/3 system. The 17 steps cover tasks like creating IDOC types and message types, defining logical systems and clients, setting up file ports and RFC connections, and generating, displaying, and monitoring IDOCs in LSMW.
Condition technique is a configuration technique in SAP used to configure complex business rules, such as pricing. It consists of several key components, including a field catalog, condition tables, an access sequence, condition types, pricing procedures, and pricing procedure determination. Condition tables contain business rules and are accessed in the order specified by the access sequence. Condition types represent logical components like taxes or discounts. Pricing procedures combine condition types and are assigned to documents like sales orders. Overall, condition technique provides a rules engine for flexibly configuring diverse and changing business rules through its various components.
Este documento fornece instruções para transportar requests entre ambientes SAP. Explica como liberar requests e subrequests no ambiente de desenvolvimento, iniciar o processo de importação no ambiente de qualidade e selecionar a request para transporte entre os ambientes.
This document provides instructions for configuring SAP Cash Management. It discusses activating Cash Management in the company code, defining basic settings like value date defaults and source symbols, maintaining required master data, structuring the Cash Management setup by defining account names and groupings, and configuring liquidity forecasting, bank accounting, and cash concentration features. The document is a guide for SAP consultants to customize and implement Cash Management functionality in SAP.
Functional specification doc stock aging report based on consumptionLokesh Modem
This document outlines requirements for a new report to analyze aging of brought out materials based on usage. The report will retrieve material document numbers, materials, quantities from transaction code ZMSEG with a movement type of 101. It will calculate aging buckets (1-3 months, 4-6 months, etc.) based on the posting date from transaction MKPF. The report will output the aging status and quantities in each aging period based on the posting date compared to input date ranges and cutoff thresholds (90 days, 180 days, etc.). The new report will provide aging analysis of blocked stock quantities and values to meet business needs.
Validation and substitution -sap fi advance functions 2019GuangfuDavidLi
The document discusses validation and substitution in SAP accounting documents. Validation adds checks to minimize data entry errors, which can be set up at the document header and line item levels using Boolean logic. Substitution helps replace field contents based on predefined conditions. Examples are provided of setting up validations to check business areas on invoices and substitutions to automatically populate blank fields like customer name and profit center.
This document provides instructions for testing and debugging IDOCs in SAP. It describes transactions for processing inbound and outbound IDOCs (WE12, WE16, WE17, BD87, BD88), editing IDOC data (WE19, WE02, WE05), and reprocessing IDOCs (BD87). Detailed steps are provided for using WE19 to test inbound IDOCs by function module or standard processing, and to edit IDOC segments. The differences between processing options in WE19 are also summarized.
Material determination in sales and distributionMahesh Karnati
This document discusses material determination in SAP sales and distribution. Material determination allows one product to be automatically substituted for another product under certain conditions. It explains how to configure material determination by maintaining field catalogs, condition tables, access sequences, procedures, and substitution reasons. It also provides an example of setting up a material substitution and testing it by creating a sales order.
Migrate Custom data/object in SAP S/4 HANA Ashish Saxena
S/4 HANA migration cockpit comes with preconfigured content and mapping for each migration object. For all major functional areas like product, customer, bank, profit centre, cost centre, plant, GL, etc. migration objects are predefined and their sequence and dependency is also defined.
This document provides an introduction and overview of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) and ALE (Application Link Enabling) in SAP. It discusses the key components and processes for setting up and using EDI and ALE to electronically exchange data between business partners. This includes defining logical systems, RFC destinations, ports, basic and message IDOC types, partner profiles, and writing programs to generate IDOC records and send the data. The goal is to automate the exchange of business documents and data between trading partners in a standard electronic format for improved efficiency and reduced costs.
This document provides an agenda for training on variant configuration in SAP. It will cover an overview of variant configuration, how it integrates across modules, the process steps, required master data including characteristics, classes, and configuration profiles, configuration simulation, object dependencies, and include time for Q&A. The target audience is primarily SAP SD and PP consultants, solution architects, and other SAP consultants and delivery teams. The training will demonstrate how variant configuration is used to efficiently configure products with multiple part combinations like computers and cars.
1) The document is a curriculum vitae for Ganesh Bahadur Singh providing his personal and professional details.
2) Singh has over 10 years of experience in marketing, sales, and business development roles for various companies in Lucknow and other cities.
3) He holds a B.Com degree from Lucknow University and technical qualifications include a computer diploma.
The document discusses configuring Data Medium Exchange (DME) in SAP to generate payment files in bank-specific formats. Key steps include:
1. Creating DME format trees and assigning them to payment medium formats and methods at the country level.
2. Creating variants for the payment program SAPFPAYM to specify file generation parameters and storage locations.
3. Assigning the variants to relevant company codes to generate files using the custom DME format trees for each bank.
The document provides details on processing status for SAP-SD (Sales and Distribution) module. It outlines the key steps to set up the organizational structure, master data for customers, materials and pricing, and then generate sales documents including orders, deliveries and invoices. It also describes configuring parameters for pricing procedures, account assignments, and more when implementing the SAP-SD module.
This document provides instructions for configuring and using electronic bank statements in SAP ECC 6.0. It describes the process for setting up account symbols, posting rules, transaction types, and importing bank statement files in the MT940 format. Key steps include creating account symbols, defining posting rules and accounts, assigning transaction codes to rules, and mapping bank accounts to transaction types. The document also shows how to upload statements and view cleared transactions.
This document provides instructions for setting up electronic bank statement (EBS) imports in SAP. It outlines three key steps: 1) Define the house bank and bank accounts, 2) Set up the EBS framework by creating account symbols, keys, posting rules and transaction types, and 3) Test the EBS upload using transaction code FF_5. The sample file provided is used to demonstrate a test upload of two transactions for two different bank accounts. Upon successful completion of the test, the EBS configuration and framework is ready for use.
This document provides instructions for copying document number ranges in SAP for fiscal year-end activities. The steps include:
1. Calling transaction SPRO and navigating to the IMG activity for document number ranges.
2. Selecting the "Copy to Fiscal Year" option to copy number ranges from one fiscal year to another, such as from 2000 to 2004.
3. Entering the required data including company code, source and target fiscal years, and confirming the copy process.
Module pool programming allows developers to create custom transactions in SAP. It involves developing screens and assigning flow logic using tools like the ABAP editor, screen painter, and menu painter. The key steps are:
1. Create a module pool program using transaction SE38.
2. Design screens using the screen painter to create screen elements like text fields, buttons.
3. Develop the flow logic using modules in PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT (PBO) and PROCESS AFTER INPUT (PAI) events.
4. Create menus and toolbars for the screens using the menu painter.
5. Test the program by executing the assigned transaction code.
Module pool programming provides a user-
This document provides steps to set up electronic bank statement (EBS) file uploads in SAP. It outlines defining a house bank with two accounts, creating account symbols and posting rules, assigning these to define the EBS framework. It also describes testing the configuration by uploading a sample EBS file and verifying the postings. The goal is to configure and test the ability to upload EBS files from a bank to post transactions in SAP.
This document provides instructions for configuring tax collected at source (TCS) in SAP. It outlines 9 steps to define TCS keys and types, create access sequences and condition types, assign GL accounts, and add TCS conditions to pricing procedures in order to calculate, report, and post TCS for sales documents. The configuration ensures TCS is handled correctly in both sales and distribution (SD) and financial accounting (FI).
This document provides a step-by-step guide for using LSMW to generate and process IDOCs from a data file. It describes creating an IDOC structure with segments and fields, configuring ALE settings, and using the structure in LSMW to map fields, generate IDOCs from a sample data file, and process them in the R/3 system. The 17 steps cover tasks like creating IDOC types and message types, defining logical systems and clients, setting up file ports and RFC connections, and generating, displaying, and monitoring IDOCs in LSMW.
Condition technique is a configuration technique in SAP used to configure complex business rules, such as pricing. It consists of several key components, including a field catalog, condition tables, an access sequence, condition types, pricing procedures, and pricing procedure determination. Condition tables contain business rules and are accessed in the order specified by the access sequence. Condition types represent logical components like taxes or discounts. Pricing procedures combine condition types and are assigned to documents like sales orders. Overall, condition technique provides a rules engine for flexibly configuring diverse and changing business rules through its various components.
Este documento fornece instruções para transportar requests entre ambientes SAP. Explica como liberar requests e subrequests no ambiente de desenvolvimento, iniciar o processo de importação no ambiente de qualidade e selecionar a request para transporte entre os ambientes.
This document provides instructions for configuring SAP Cash Management. It discusses activating Cash Management in the company code, defining basic settings like value date defaults and source symbols, maintaining required master data, structuring the Cash Management setup by defining account names and groupings, and configuring liquidity forecasting, bank accounting, and cash concentration features. The document is a guide for SAP consultants to customize and implement Cash Management functionality in SAP.
Functional specification doc stock aging report based on consumptionLokesh Modem
This document outlines requirements for a new report to analyze aging of brought out materials based on usage. The report will retrieve material document numbers, materials, quantities from transaction code ZMSEG with a movement type of 101. It will calculate aging buckets (1-3 months, 4-6 months, etc.) based on the posting date from transaction MKPF. The report will output the aging status and quantities in each aging period based on the posting date compared to input date ranges and cutoff thresholds (90 days, 180 days, etc.). The new report will provide aging analysis of blocked stock quantities and values to meet business needs.
Validation and substitution -sap fi advance functions 2019GuangfuDavidLi
The document discusses validation and substitution in SAP accounting documents. Validation adds checks to minimize data entry errors, which can be set up at the document header and line item levels using Boolean logic. Substitution helps replace field contents based on predefined conditions. Examples are provided of setting up validations to check business areas on invoices and substitutions to automatically populate blank fields like customer name and profit center.
This document provides instructions for testing and debugging IDOCs in SAP. It describes transactions for processing inbound and outbound IDOCs (WE12, WE16, WE17, BD87, BD88), editing IDOC data (WE19, WE02, WE05), and reprocessing IDOCs (BD87). Detailed steps are provided for using WE19 to test inbound IDOCs by function module or standard processing, and to edit IDOC segments. The differences between processing options in WE19 are also summarized.
Material determination in sales and distributionMahesh Karnati
This document discusses material determination in SAP sales and distribution. Material determination allows one product to be automatically substituted for another product under certain conditions. It explains how to configure material determination by maintaining field catalogs, condition tables, access sequences, procedures, and substitution reasons. It also provides an example of setting up a material substitution and testing it by creating a sales order.
Migrate Custom data/object in SAP S/4 HANA Ashish Saxena
S/4 HANA migration cockpit comes with preconfigured content and mapping for each migration object. For all major functional areas like product, customer, bank, profit centre, cost centre, plant, GL, etc. migration objects are predefined and their sequence and dependency is also defined.
This document provides an introduction and overview of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) and ALE (Application Link Enabling) in SAP. It discusses the key components and processes for setting up and using EDI and ALE to electronically exchange data between business partners. This includes defining logical systems, RFC destinations, ports, basic and message IDOC types, partner profiles, and writing programs to generate IDOC records and send the data. The goal is to automate the exchange of business documents and data between trading partners in a standard electronic format for improved efficiency and reduced costs.
This document provides an agenda for training on variant configuration in SAP. It will cover an overview of variant configuration, how it integrates across modules, the process steps, required master data including characteristics, classes, and configuration profiles, configuration simulation, object dependencies, and include time for Q&A. The target audience is primarily SAP SD and PP consultants, solution architects, and other SAP consultants and delivery teams. The training will demonstrate how variant configuration is used to efficiently configure products with multiple part combinations like computers and cars.
1) The document is a curriculum vitae for Ganesh Bahadur Singh providing his personal and professional details.
2) Singh has over 10 years of experience in marketing, sales, and business development roles for various companies in Lucknow and other cities.
3) He holds a B.Com degree from Lucknow University and technical qualifications include a computer diploma.
The document discusses configuring Data Medium Exchange (DME) in SAP to generate payment files in bank-specific formats. Key steps include:
1. Creating DME format trees and assigning them to payment medium formats and methods at the country level.
2. Creating variants for the payment program SAPFPAYM to specify file generation parameters and storage locations.
3. Assigning the variants to relevant company codes to generate files using the custom DME format trees for each bank.
A customizing request, also known as a transport request, records any changes made to SAP database tables. When creating a new customer group, for example, a new entry is added to the T151 database table. This change needs to be recorded in a customizing request in order to transport the change to other systems. The request generates a unique number that can be used by a basis consultant to migrate the changes in the transport to other target systems. There are three types of transport requests - K, C, and T types - that determine how the object ownership and authorization are handled during transport.
Fi enhancement technique how-to-guide on the usage of business transaction ...Rajeev Kumar
This document provides a step-by-step guide on configuring and using Business Transaction Events (BTEs) in SAP FI to populate a custom value in an accounting document field. It describes BTEs and their differences from BADIs, the two types of BTE interfaces, and provides an example of using a process interface BTE to copy the text "Demo BTE" to the assignment field when a document is posted for a specific company code. The steps include identifying the BTE, creating and assigning a custom function module to the BTE, and testing the configuration.
This document discusses several key SAP concepts:
Functional modules are procedures that can be called from all programs and are defined outside of classes. User exits allow custom programs to be called from specific points in SAP programs and can be viewed using transaction codes SMOD and CMOD. BADIs are templates for enhancement objects that can be called from ABAP programs. BAPIs provide standardized access to SAP business objects and processes and form the basis for integration with external systems.
Change management involves defining values and behaviors to support new ways of working, building consensus on changes to meet needs, and planning and implementing transitions. Documentation includes requirements, test cases, tools, and approaches to manage changes. A cutover plan describes locking down systems, preparing staff for new roles, and rolling out interfaces during a transition between systems.
This document discusses the ASAP methodology for SAP implementations and provides details on key phases of the implementation process including scoping, as-is, to-be, business blueprint, realization, integration testing, and go-live preparation. It also defines baseline configuration and final configuration phases. Additionally, it provides guidance on creating end user manuals and documents the steps involved in understanding a client's existing "as-is" business processes during an SAP implementation.
This document provides an overview of SAP FI and CO transaction codes for key financial and cost accounting processes. It covers transactions for enterprise structure, fiscal year, chart of accounts, posting periods, document types, tolerances, field status, calculation procedures, global parameters, foreign currency settings, G/L account creation, document posting, line item display, sample documents, accrual/deferral documents, recurring documents, open item management, reversals, interest calculations, foreign currency balances revaluation, tax on sales/purchases, accounts payable, accounts receivable, asset accounting, and more.
The document provides an overview of SAP's CO (Controlling) module, which handles managerial accounting functions. It discusses the organizational structure in CO including operating concerns, controlling areas, and cost centers. It also defines important CO concepts like cost elements, cost center accounting, activity-based costing, product cost controlling, and profitability analysis. Key points covered include how controlling areas relate to company codes, the components of controlling, and how to define number ranges and cost elements in CO.
This document provides an overview of SAP's General Ledger Accounting (New GL) module. It discusses how the New GL allows for parallel accounting with multiple ledgers, integrated legal and management reporting, segment reporting, and cost of sales accounting. It provides advantages of the New GL like eliminating redundant data and separate ledgers. Key features include handling different GAAPs, unified financial and management reporting, accelerated period-end closing, and flexible reporting.
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) allows electronic exchange of business documents between trading partners using a standard format over a network. IDOCs (Intermediate Documents) are containers used to exchange data between SAP systems. The outbound process involves creating application documents in SAP, generating IDOCs, transmitting them via EDI standards to business partners. The inbound process receives EDI transmissions, converts them to IDOCs, and creates application documents in SAP. Key components for processing IDOCs include ports, RFC destinations, partner profiles, and message control. Transaction codes are used to setup logical systems, ports, partner profiles, IDOC types and more for processing outbound and inbound IDOCs between SAP systems
The document defines various technical terms related to SAP software implementation projects including programming languages, phases of implementation, software modules, testing procedures, and roles of project team members. It provides definitions for over 25 acronyms and terms commonly used in SAP ERP implementations and configurations.
How to create a transaction code for report painter reportsRajeev Kumar
To create a custom transaction code for a Report Painter report:
1. Use transaction SE93 to create a parameter transaction with a descriptive name and select 'Skip Initial Screen'.
2. Map the transaction to the necessary objects like S_Program using transaction SU24.
3. Add required values like the report type, name, and library to ensure users can run the report without errors from a security perspective.
4. Transport the transaction code to production for end users via the standard SAP transport process.
This document discusses how to resolve errors related to controlling areas when posting journal entries in SAP FICO. It provides step-by-step instructions to assign a controlling area to a company code, assign the company code to the controlling area, and activate components and control indicators to allow successful posting. Following these steps of maintaining the controlling area resolves the errors and allows journal entries to be posted.
This document lists transaction codes for vendor master data, finance invoice posting, document management, payment processing, outgoing payments, taxes, bill of exchange, and reporting in an SAP accounts payable system. It includes codes for creating, changing, displaying, blocking, and deleting vendor master records, as well as codes for invoice posting, document processing, check printing, payment processing, taxes, account clearing, and various reports.
Withholding tax is a tax that the payer of income deducts from income payments such as employment income, interest, dividends, and other types of income. The payer pays the withheld tax directly to the tax authorities on behalf of the recipient. Withholding tax aims to combat tax evasion. It is typically treated as a prepayment of the recipient's final tax liability but may be refunded or result in additional taxes owed depending on the recipient's actual tax situation. SAP provides classic and extended withholding tax functions to calculate and report withholding tax amounts.
Report Painter is a visual report development tool in SAP that offers most of the functionality of Report Writer but is easier to use. It allows creating reports from Special Purpose Ledger and other application components. Reports are defined graphically through rows and columns. When executed, Report Painter reports are converted to Report Writer format. The tool can meet many reporting needs, but some advanced Report Writer functions are not available in Report Painter.
Sap fi automatic payment program (configuration and run)shaheda ghori
This document provides steps to configure and run the Automatic Payment Program (APP) in SAP ECC 6.0. It outlines 6 steps to set up payment methods, company codes, bank determination, and assigning payment methods to vendors. It then demonstrates running an APP proposal and payment, generating checks and advisories, and verifying cleared vendor invoices. The document is intended to help users set up and execute APP for automated accounts payable payments.
Sap fi automatic payment program (configuration and run)Pradip Sarkar
This document provides instructions for configuring and running the Automatic Payment Program (APP) in SAP ECC 6.0. It describes 6 steps to set up payment methods by country and company code, assign payment methods to vendors, and determine bank accounts. It also provides screenshots showing how to create a vendor invoice to generate an open item for payment processing through the APP. When configured and with an open item present, the APP can be run to automatically process accounts payable payments.
Sap fi automatic payment program (configuration and run)Pradip Sarkar
This document provides instructions for configuring and running the Automatic Payment Program (APP) in SAP ECC 6.0. It involves 6 steps: 1) Setting up payment methods per country and company code; 2) Configuring company codes; 3) Setting up the paying company code; 4) Determining banks; 5) Assigning payment methods to vendor accounts; 6) Running APP after creating an open item by generating a vendor invoice. The APP allows automatically posting accounts payable based on vendor invoices.
This document provides instructions for configuring ACH payment formats in an SAP system. It outlines 10 steps to set up ACH payment configuration including: 1) updating the company number in the house bank, 2) updating the company number in company code details, 3) setting up company codes for payments, 4) setting up payment methods per country and company code, 5) setting up bank determination, 6) adjusting the note to payee, 7) creating and assigning selection variants, and 8) generating the ACH output file. The configuration is done using both Customizing transactions and the payment medium workbench.
This document provides training on vendor entries in SAP, including:
1. Creating and modifying vendor master data, including blocking/unblocking and requesting deletion of vendors.
2. Keying in preliminary and financial invoices for vendors, including payment terms and splitting amounts across payment methods.
3. Performing automatic payments, monthly payments, advances, and statistical postings for guarantees and withholdings for vendors.
4. Processing vendor balances and items in the information system. Step-by-step instructions are provided for common vendor transactions in SAP Finance.
The document provides instructions for reconciling a bank statement in SAP. It describes entering bank statement details such as opening balance, closing balance, and transaction amounts. These entries are saved and then posted to clear open items in clearing accounts and transfer them to the main bank account. This reconciles the bank balance with the balance in the company's books of accounts.
Management Cockpit (SEM-CPM-MC) Step by Step CreationRahul Desai
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a Management Cockpit in SAP SEM and SAP BI. It describes how to create measures using the Measure Builder, then build the various components of the Management Cockpit like the walls, logical views, and frames. It also covers releasing the cockpit for presentation and viewing it live. The goal is to help organize key figures and measures into logical groupings to analyze performance data.
The document provides an overview of Bank Communication Management (BCM) functionality in SAP, including configuration steps for implementing Payment Medium Workbench, configuring BCM workflows and approval rules, and the end-user process for payment batch creation and approval. Key points covered include maintaining payment medium formats and variants, assigning formats to payment methods, configuring payment grouping and release strategy, and the workflow for approving, rejecting, or resubmitting payment batches.
This document provides an introduction and overview of configuring the SAP ERP software for financial accounting. It outlines 14 steps to set up the basic configuration, including defining a company and company code, assigning the chart of accounts and fiscal year variant, and setting up document number ranges. The goal is to learn the general configuration methods for the financial accounting (FI) module in SAP, which is the core module for managing financial data in most SAP implementations.
This document discusses how to create dynamic date variants in SAP ECC 6.0 that can be used for scheduling background jobs or running reports based on different months. It provides steps for setting up a dynamic variant that selects a date range from the start of the previous month to the end of the current month. The variant will change automatically each month to reflect the current dates.
This document provides steps for creating SAP queries, infosets, and quick views using ABAP for BI. It discusses creating a user group, then an infoset which describes the fields that can be used in queries. Steps are provided for creating a basic SAP query with selection screens and output. Finally, it briefly covers creating a quick view which allows viewing query results.
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This document provides an overview of using Infoset Query, SAP Query, and Quick Viewer in SAP BI NetWeaver 7.0. It describes how to create user groups, Infosets, SAP queries, Infoset queries, and quick views. The steps provided include assigning users and Infosets to groups, selecting fields and tables, specifying report outputs, and executing queries.
This document provides test procedures for bank integration using file-based interfaces in SAP S/4HANA. It describes how to download payment files, upload bank statements from various formats like MT942, camt.052, MT940, and camt.053. It also covers uploading payment status files in pain.002 format and displaying bank statements. The test procedures are to be performed by a cash management specialist using transactions like manage payment media and bank statements to validate the bank integration functionality.
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The document explains how to use a customer exit variable in SAP BW/BI reports to display month-to-date data based on the current date. It describes creating a variable called Z_FDCPM to return the first day of the current or previous month. The code for the variable is provided to calculate this date. Instructions are given on testing the variable, designing a report with it, and executing the report to see month-to-date results.
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This document explains how to create transaction and screen variants in SAP to change screen layouts and assign default field values. It discusses creating a transaction variant by assigning screen variants to define field attributes and values for specific screens. It then provides examples of using the transaction variant by creating a new transaction code, assigning the variant to an existing transaction code, and assigning it to a sales document type. The document also discusses creating variant groups to assign transaction variants to specific users.
Positive Pay is a fraud prevention service where a company provides its bank with a list of issued checks. The bank then matches checks presented for payment against this list, and only pays checks that are on the list. The document discusses how to implement Positive Pay through SAP by generating identification documents containing check information and transmitting them to the bank via an EDI subsystem. Segments in the identification documents contain data like check number, amount, and payee.
This document provides instructions for configuring electronic bank statements in SAP ECC 6.0. It discusses creating a house bank, making global settings for electronic bank statements including creating account symbols and assigning accounts, defining posting rules, creating transaction types, and assigning external transaction codes to posting rules. The document also covers importing the electronic bank statement, viewing cleared documents, and checking the bank statement.
This document provides instructions for configuring bank accounting in SAP, including defining house banks, configuring electronic and manual bank statements, check deposits, and cash journals. Key steps include:
1. Defining a house bank for the company code with bank account details.
2. Configuring global settings for electronic bank statements including creating account symbols and assigning accounts, defining posting rules and keys, and assigning transaction types.
3. Configuring manual bank statements including creating variants to define account assignment fields.
4. Configuring check deposits including defining posting keys and rules and creating variants.
5. Configuring cash journals including creating G/L accounts and defining document types.
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The document provides an overview of HighRadius Corporation and its products for automating SAP Financial Supply Chain Management (FSCM) modules. HighRadius specializes in accelerators and software-as-a-service solutions for cash application, collections, deductions, and credit management that fill gaps in SAP's FSCM offerings. Their products include dispute resolution, credit decisioning, cash application, and collections management tools that integrate with SAP modules. The document demonstrates some of these products' key features like credit scoring, workflow, dispute case processing, and collections management.
The document outlines some of the key challenges that must be addressed prior to the February 2014 SEPA end-date. It notes that while SEPA aims to standardize euro payments across the Eurozone, individual countries may still implement their own versions of SEPA, undermining harmonization. Additionally, national migration plans vary in their levels of preparation. The document also discusses issues around payment instrument scoping as SEPA will not replace all existing payment methods, as well as challenges with reference handling and automatic reconciliation of SEPA credit transfers.
The document discusses the differences between intercompany reconciliation in SAP ECC versions compared to SAP R/3 version 4.7. It notes that in ECC versions, intercompany reconciliation is a multi-step process compared to the single step process in 4.7. It also outlines the different transaction codes used to access intercompany reconciliation in the two systems and highlights changes to the screens and additional functionality available in ECC versions.
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This document outlines the key elements and activities for SAP production support after go-live, including short-term, medium-term, and long-term activities. Short-term activities focus on providing production support, stabilizing systems, and addressing post go-live issues. Medium-term activities include updating software, finalizing support teams, and completing additional requirements. Long-term activities establish regular maintenance schedules, planning, and implementing new functionality.
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