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- 2. 1.11.2004 Training program General introduction Process recap SAP main structures FI and CO structures General ledger
- 3. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 4. 1.11.2004 Introduction This training will cover the following areas: General ledger Accounts payable Accounts receivable Cash
- 5. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 6. 1.11.2004 Process re-cap Key process 15 consists of: 15a Financial management and accounting 15b Business controlling
- 7. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 8. 1.11.2004 Overview of Financial accounting in SAP In Financial accounting you generate financial reports like the
- 9. 1.11.2004 Organizational structure in Wärtsilä Client Operating concern Controlling area Company code Plant Plant Cost center
- 10. 1.11.2004 SAP Organizational units in different modules Sales Area
- 11. 1.11.2004 Integration of organisational structures
- 12. 1.11.2004 Operating Concern Operating concern is the highest reporting level in CO-PA and it defines the
- 13. 1.11.2004 Client Client is a commercially, organizationally, and technically self-contained unit within an SAP System. Clients
- 14. 1.11.2004 Master data in Financial accounting Important master data in Financial accounting Chart of accounts Company
- 15. 1.11.2004 Chart of Accounts The chart of accounts is a classification scheme consisting of a group
- 16. 1.11.2004 Chart of Accounts / Account groups
- 17. 1.11.2004 Chart of Accounts / Account groups
- 18. 1.11.2004 Company code The smallest organizational unit of Financial Accounting for which a complete self-contained set
- 19. 1.11.2004 Controlling structures Cost elements Cost centers Internal orders Activity types Business processes (ABC) Not in
- 20. 1.11.2004 Cost objects
- 21. 1.11.2004 Cost Element Accounting - (CO-OM-CEL) The part of accounting where you organise costs (and revenues)
- 22. 1.11.2004 Cost Center Accounting - (CO-OM-CCA) The part of accounting where you organise costs according to
- 23. 1.11.2004 Cost Center Accounting - (CO-OM-CCA) The numbering convention used in the productive system is based
- 24. 1.11.2004 Cost Allocation - (CO-OM-CCA) There are different cost allocation methods available in SAP but some
- 25. 1.11.2004 Cost Allocation - Assessment - (CO-OM-CCA) The cost allocation method called assessment has the following
- 26. 1.11.2004 Activity Types - (CO-OM-CCA) The activity type classifies the specific activities that are provided by
- 27. 1.11.2004 Example of Activity Type allocation - (CO-OM-CCA) Central & local control
- 28. 1.11.2004 Statistical key figures Statistical key figures are measurable quantities that can be assigned to cost
- 29. 1.11.2004 Internal Orders - (CO-OM-OPA) Internal order is a tool in the controlling module that can
- 30. 1.11.2004 Examples on use of Internal Orders - (CO-OM-OPA) It has been planned to use Internal
- 31. 1.11.2004 Settlement of Real Internal Orders - (CO-OM-OPA) The real internal order can be settled to
- 32. 1.11.2004 Profit Center Accounting - (CO-PCA) The part of accounting where you analyse how profitable different
- 33. 1.11.2004 Profit Center Accounting - (CO-PCA) The numbering convention used in the productive system is based
- 34. 1.11.2004 Product Cost Controlling - (CO-PC) The part of accounting where you analyse what it costs
- 35. 1.11.2004 Master Data in Product Cost Controlling - (CO-PC) The following master data is used in
- 36. 1.11.2004 Profitability Analysis - (CO-PA) Profitability analysis is used to analyse the profitability of different market
- 37. 1.11.2004 Basic structure in CO-PA Central control To create the structure you need to define Characteristics
- 38. 1.11.2004 Cost and profit center structure Cost center Profit center Department Divisional business group Company Division
- 39. 1.11.2004 WBS Elements The WBS elements describe steps or tasks in the project. WBS elements are
- 40. 1.11.2004 Network + Activity Networks and activities are used under the WBS elements. Activities are used
- 41. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 42. 1.11.2004 Integration When an FI document is created and posted to an expense account, an controlling
- 43. 1.11.2004 FI integration with MM Goods received (R) Invoice receipt(GR/IR) 2510 800 * Raw materials 1300
- 44. 1.11.2004 Purchase postings Check the FI-MM integration with transaction code ME23N. In this transaction you can
- 45. 1.11.2004 Account assignment for purchases and consumption We need to have costs for consumption (incl.goods issues)
- 46. 1.11.2004 Purchase freight accrual, e.g. Finland
- 47. 1.11.2004 FI integration with SD SALES SHIPPING BILLING SD FI Sales order No document Outbound delivery
- 48. 1.11.2004 Sales and delivery postings You can check the integration from the order with the document
- 49. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 50. 1.11.2004 General ledger postings Enter G/L account postings G/L account master records Posting keys Manual postings
- 51. 1.11.2004 G/L account master records G/L account master records contain the data that is always needed
- 52. 1.11.2004 Postings
- 53. 1.11.2004 Posting keys You control processing of entered data with the posting key. Two-character numerical key
- 54. 1.11.2004 Document numbers Every document contains a document type in its header. The document type has
- 55. 1.11.2004 Manual postings You create G/L account document using a one-screen transaction. This is executed with
- 56. 1.11.2004 What Can You Do Before Posting a Document? After you have entered the document line
- 57. 1.11.2004 Change document With transaction FB02 you can change some fields in a document. You can
- 58. 1.11.2004 Park G/L account document If you park a document, it not need not be complete
- 59. 1.11.2004 Bank accounts E.g. Nordea EUR, IG Bank account 1970050 Incoming payments clearing account 1970055 Outgoing
- 60. 1.11.2004 Posting situations Projects Costs to parts sale Department costs Asset postings Warranty costs Rental incomes
- 61. 1.11.2004 Posting to assets If you need to post directly to a asset number, go to
- 62. 1.11.2004 Automatic postings With certain transactions, the system generates automatic postings. These are for example: Input
- 63. 1.11.2004 Reversal Corrections to the ledger Use transaction FB08 (Reverse document) to reverse an accounting document.
- 64. 1.11.2004 Clearing Clearing types in the system: Post with clearing (F-04) Manual account clearing (F-03)
- 65. 1.11.2004 Post with clearing When posting with clearing the following Steps need to be executed: Insert
- 66. 1.11.2004 Account clearing With transaction F-03 you can clear a G/L account. The steps are to:
- 67. 1.11.2004 Automatic clearing With transaction F.13 you can process the account clearing automatically. This transaction is
- 68. 1.11.2004 VAT TAX The VAT processing is made with country specific tax procedures in SAP system.
- 69. 1.11.2004 VAT report We use the standard vat tax report: S_ALR_87012357 - Advance Return for Tax
- 70. 1.11.2004 Withholding tax When a customer that is authorized to deduct withholding tax pays invoices from
- 71. 1.11.2004 Print forms With transaction FB12 you generate an request for Account statement or Open item
- 72. 1.11.2004 Reports When you post documents to an account, the system automatically updates the account balance.
- 73. 1.11.2004 Reports From the General ledger information system you can run several reports. E.g.: S_ALR_87012277 -
- 74. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 75. 1.11.2004 Overview The Accounts Payable application component records and manages accounting data for all vendors. It
- 76. 1.11.2004 Master data The vendor master data include the following data: General vendor data (include such
- 77. 1.11.2004 Postings If purchase invoice handling system is not in use for your company, you insert
- 78. 1.11.2004 Postings If your company use Basware purchase invoice processing system (IP). Invoices are scanned and
- 79. 1.11.2004 Reports Line items for vendor invoices can be checked with transaction: FBL1N – Vendor line
- 80. 1.11.2004 Reports From the Accounts payable – Information system you can run reports for: Vendor balances
- 81. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 82. 1.11.2004 Overview Purpose: To keep track of customers and the transactions involved in them. Its job
- 83. 1.11.2004 Customer Master data Customer master data is managed in the Sales and Distribution module. The
- 84. 1.11.2004 Postings Customer invoices are created in the SD module. Create sales order with transaction VA01
- 85. 1.11.2004 Weekly procedures to ensure the validity Blocked Billing Documents in SD The menu path to
- 86. 1.11.2004 Dunning With dunning you can: Select open items that are overdue Dunn customer by sending
- 87. 1.11.2004 Reports for Accounts receivable These standard reports are available in Accounts receivable.
- 88. 1.11.2004 Dynamic selection -button functionality With the Dynamic selection –button you can restrict your report to
- 89. 1.11.2004 FBL5N With this transaction you can display open and cleared customer items. You also have
- 90. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012172 With this report you can display customer balances sorted by G/L account and customer
- 91. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012186 With this report you can display the customer sales listed by the country and
- 92. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012168 With this transaction you can run a due date analyze of customer: Total of
- 93. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012197 With this transaction you can list all customer line items. This report lists open
- 94. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012174 With this report you a list of open items for a customer.
- 95. 1.11.2004 S_ALR_87012176 With this report you can analyze your customer open items. This report displays also
- 96. 1.11.2004 Reports for Credit management These standard reports are available in the area of credit management
- 97. 1.11.2004 FCV3 – Early warning list You use the early warning list to display and print
- 98. 1.11.2004 Commissions Go to transaction FBL3N Select G/L accounts: 7540000 Sales comm., parts ext. 7540100 Sales
- 99. 1.11.2004 Commissions Go to transaction FBL5N Select from the Dynamic selection –button the dunning area. You
- 100. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 101. 1.11.2004 Payment program You run the payment proposial and execute the payment file to be sent
- 102. 1.11.2004 Import electronic bank statement The first step is to import the electronic bank statement from
- 103. 1.11.2004 Process electronic bank statement With transaction FEBA you process the incoming and outgoing payments. You
- 104. 1.11.2004 Processing incoming payments Processing an incoming payment includes two processes: Posting the payment to the
- 105. 1.11.2004 Clearing of customer invoices Clearing of customer invoices, payments and credit notes. Transaction F-32 is
- 106. 1.11.2004 Clearing of customer down payment Down payment procedure Enter FI document number of billing document
- 107. 1.11.2004 Receiving partial payments / overpayments If the open items do not balance the payment, You
- 108. 1.11.2004 Introduction 1. General introduction 2. Process recap 3. SAP main structures 4. Integration 5. General
- 109. 1.11.2004 Check list before start to do Period end postings Check: No entries on dummy profit
- 110. 1.11.2004 Process for unrealized and realized exchange rate
- 111. 1.11.2004 Foreign currency valuation Customer invoice Valuation 03.2004 Valuation 04.2004 Payment received 05.2004 A/R revaluat,. ext.
- 112. 1.11.2004 Foreign currency valuation (unrealized) Bank accounts Vendor / Customer / Bank accounts with open items
- 113. 1.11.2004 Re-posting of unrealized exchange rate Re-posting of exchange rate is done with transaction F-05 From
- 114. 1.11.2004 Valuation of Bank accounts Valuation 31.3 Reversal 1.4 Balance 31.3 USD, IG bank acc. 1970230
- 115. 1.11.2004 Exchange rate difference (realized) and Cash discounts With transaction F.50 you re-allocate realized exchange rate
- 116. 1.11.2004 Goods received / Invoice received (GR/IR) Clearing To GR/IR clearing account is posted goods received
- 117. 1.11.2004 Recurring entry Recurring entries are business transactions that are repeated regularly. Recurring entries can be
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