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SAP S/4HANA
September 2018
English
Basic Credit Management (BD7)
SAP SEDietmar-Hopp-Allee 1669190 WalldorfGermany
Building Block Configuration Guide
SAP Best Practices Basic Credit Management (BD7): Configuration Guide
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ContentBasic Credit Management.........................................................................................................6
1 Purpose............................................................................................................................. 6
2 Preparation........................................................................................................................ 6
2.1 Prerequisites............................................................................................................6
2.2 Supported Deployments..........................................................................................6
3 Configuration..................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Change Message Control........................................................................................6
3.2 Deselect Deactivate SAP Credit Management........................................................7
3.3 Activation of Scope-Dependent Background Job Definitions (S/4HANA)................7
3.4 Activate the Event Type Linkage for DCD Creation.................................................8
3.5 Business Partner.....................................................................................................8
3.5.1 Activate Business Partner Role for Credit Management......................................8
3.5.2 Activate Screen Sequences................................................................................9
3.5.3 Sequence of Dialog Extensions...........................................................................9
3.5.4 Define BP Roles................................................................................................10
3.6 Master Data...........................................................................................................10
3.6.1 Define Customer Credit Group..........................................................................10
3.6.2 Create Rule for Scoring and Credit Limit Calculation........................................11
3.6.3 Create Risk Classes..........................................................................................11
3.6.4 Define Attributes Display...................................................................................12
3.7 Credit Limit Check.................................................................................................13
3.7.1 Define Blocking Reasons..................................................................................13
3.7.2 Define Checking Rules......................................................................................14
3.8 Case Management................................................................................................17
3.8.1 Define Processes..............................................................................................17
3.8.2 Create Attribute Profile......................................................................................18
3.8.3 Create Values for Attribute 'Reason for Escalation'...........................................20
3.8.4 Assign Reasons for Escalation to Attribute Profile............................................21
3.8.5 Create Function Profile......................................................................................21
3.8.6 Configure Text IDs............................................................................................23
3.8.7 Create Text Profile............................................................................................24
3.8.8 Create Status Profile.........................................................................................25
3.8.9 Define Number Range Interval for Case............................................................26
3.8.10 Set Value for Area ID.........................................................................................26
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3.8.11 Define Case Types............................................................................................27
3.8.12 Create Values for Attribute 'Category'...............................................................28
3.8.13 Create Values for Attribute 'Reason'..................................................................29
3.9 Documented Credit Decision.................................................................................29
3.9.1 Create Profile for Case Search..........................................................................29
3.9.2 Define Derivation of Element Types..................................................................31
3.9.3 Define Automatic Status Changes.....................................................................31
3.9.4 Define Case Types for Documented Credit Decision........................................32
3.9.5 Assign Forms....................................................................................................32
3.10 Credit Exposure Update........................................................................................33
3.10.1 Define Liability Categories.................................................................................33
3.11 Integration with Sales and Distribution...................................................................34
3.11.1 Define Risk Categories......................................................................................34
3.11.2 Determining Active Receivables per Item Category..........................................34
3.11.3 Assigning Sales Documents and Delivery Documents......................................35
3.11.4 Defining Automatic Credit Control.....................................................................35
3.12 Checking Credit Control Area Update Control.......................................................36
4 Manual Build Steps..........................................................................................................37
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Basic Credit Management
1 PurposeThe purpose of this document is to describe the general configuration steps required to manually set up the configuration within the system landscape that has already been installed using the corresponding installation or configuration guides for installation.
If you want to install SAP S/4HANA locally (on-premise) and if you do not want to configure manually and prefer an automated installation process using BC Sets and other tools, you can set up a best-practice client and activate the implementation content. For more information, see the Administration Guide for the Implementation of SAP S/4HANA, on premise edition which is linked in the content library (included in the documentation package).
2 Preparation
2.1 PrerequisitesBefore you start installing this scenario, you must install the prerequisite building blocks. For more information, see the Building Block Prerequisites Matrix.
2.2 Supported DeploymentsThe configuration guide provides the implementation content for the different SAP S/4HANA products:
SAP S/4HANA Cloud – (CE) minimal scope and content
SAP S/4HANA – (OP) installed locally (on-premise), full scope and content coverage
Depending on the use case/deployment option/ S/4HANA product version, you need to implement the required scope/content starting with the Public cloud chapter and proceed with the next required sections.
For the full scope of the on-premise scope & content – PC and OP are required
For the SAP S/4HANA Cloud scope & content – CE is required; OP is not required
3 Configuration
3.1 Change Message Control
UseIn this activity you can set system messages to appear in a way that meets your requirements.
Procedure
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Cross Application Components ® Bank Directory ® Change Message Control
Transaction code
SPRO
2. On the Determine Work Area: Entry screen, in the Application Area field, enter UKM_DCD_MSG and choose Continue (Enter).
3. On the Change View "Message Control by User": Overview screen, make the following entry:
MsgNo Credit analyst &1 should perform the release Online Batch
035 Credit analyst &1 should perform the release - -
4. Save your entries.
3.2 Deselect Deactivate SAP Credit Management
UseIn this activity, you deactivate SAP Credit Management.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management ® Credit Management ® Integration with Accounts Receivable Accounting and Sales and Distribution ® Integration with Sales and Distribution ® Deactivate SAP Credit Management
Transaction Code
SPRO
2. On the Change View "Deactivation of SAP Credit management": Details screen, deselect the Deactivate SAP Credit Management checkbox.
3. Save your entries.
3.3 Activation of Scope-Dependent Background Job Definitions (S/4HANA)
UseIn this activity, you can schedule job runs in the periodic time slot.
Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu SAP NetWeaver ® Application Server ® System Administration ® Activation of Scope-Dependent Background Job Definitions (S/4HANA)
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Transaction code
SPRO
2. On the Change View "Scope switch of technical jobs": Overview screen, in the Job Definition Name field, enter SAP_FIN_FSCM_CR_PAYM_UPDATE and choose Continue (Enter).
3. Save your entries.
3.4 Activate the Event Type Linkage for DCD Creation
UseTo enable to decouple the processing via workflow
Procedure 1. Access the transaction using the following navigation path:
Transaction Code SWETYPV
2. On the Change View "Event Type Linkage ": Details screen, enter the following settings:
Field Name Entry Value
Object Category CL ABAP Class
Object Type CL_UKM_DCD_WF_EVENT
Event PUSH_DCD
Receiver Type PUSH_DCD
Receiver Call M Method
Class Name CL_UKM_DCD_WF_EVENT
3. Save your entries.
3.5 Business Partner
3.5.1 Activate Business Partner Role for Credit Management
UseTo edit the credit master data of your customers, the business partner role must be active.
Procedure1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, enter in the Command field, enter BUPT with no other
characters in front, then press Enter.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Business Partner → Control → Applications
Transaction Code BUS1
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3. On the Change View "Applications": Overview screen choose the Change → Display button to edit by double-clicking UKM:
Application Description Checkbox Active
UKM FSCM Credit Management Selected
4. Save your entries.
3.5.2 Activate Screen Sequences
UseTo edit the credit master data of your customers, the Credit Management screens must be active.
Procedure1. On the SAP Easy Access screen, enter in the Command field, enter BUPT with no other
characters in front, then press Enter.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Business Partner → Control → Screen Sequences
Transaction Code BUS6
3. On the Change View "Screen sequences": Overview screen, select the BUP001 row and in the Dialog Structure pane, double-click the folder Screen Sequence ® Screens.
4. Choose the New Entries button.
5. Make the following entry:
Item Screen Screen Title Description
1090000 UKM100 Credit Profile FSCM CMS Central Data
6. Save your entries.
3.5.3 Sequence of Dialog Extensions
UseTo edit the credit master data of your customers, the Credit Management sub headers must be active and in a sequence.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu n/a
Transaction Code SM31: V_TBZJ1C
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2. On the Change View SAP GP Dialog: Sequence of Dialog Extensions": Overview screen choose the New Entries button.
3. Make the following entry:
Sub header
Description Position Active checkbox
UKM110 FSCM: Credit Segment Data 6 Selected
4. Save your entries.
3.5.4 Define BP Roles
UseIn this activity you define the business partner roles and their attributes.
You also define the role categories with other relevant data.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Cross-Application Components → SAP Business Partner → Business Partner → Basic Settings → Business Partner Roles → Define BP Roles
Transaction Code SPRO
2. On the Change View "BP Roles": Overview screen, choose the New Entries button.
3. Make the following entries:
BP Role Title and Description BP Role Cat.
Std Assignment BP Role -> BP Role Cat. checkbox
BP View
UKM000 SAP Credit Management
UKM000 Selected UKM000
4. Save your entries.
3.6 Master Data
3.6.1 Define Customer Credit Group
UseIn this activity, you define the category for grouping business partners, defined according to user requirements. This category is used as selection criteria in reporting and during the creation of worklists.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Master Data → Define Customer Credit Group
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Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKM_CUST_GRP
2. On the Change View Customer Credit Group: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Make the following entries:
Credit Group Name of Credit Group
1 Corporates
2 Small / Medium Customers
3 Subsidiaries
4. Save your entries.
3.6.2 Create Rule for Scoring and Credit Limit Calculation
UseIn this activity, you create the rule for calculating the score and credit limit.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Master Data → Create Rule for Scoring and Credit Limit Calculation
Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKM_LIMIT_RULE
2. On the Change View Rule for Scoring and Credit Limit Calculation: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Rules Name
STANDARD Standard rule with no automatic calculation
4. Save your entries.
3.6.3 Create Risk Classes
UseIn this activity, you create the risk classes and their assignment to score values.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Master Data → Create Risk Classes
Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKM_RICL_ASS
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2. On the Change View "SAP Credit Management: Assignment of Risk Class to Score" screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Risk Class Name Score from Score to
A No Default Risk
B Low Default Risk
C Medium Default Risk
D High Default Risk
E Very High Default Risk
4. Save your entries.
3.6.4 Define Attributes Display
UseIn this activity, you define which attributes in the business partner are to be displayed and how they are to be displayed. This means you can with little outlay display your own KPIs.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Master Data → Define Attributes Display
Transaction Code
SPRO
2. On the Change View "Attributes Prolile": details screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Attrib. Prolile Table Name Description
CPBS UKM_S_CPBS_DISPLAY Payment Behavior in Credit Management
4. In the Dialog Structure pane, double-click folder Attribute Group.
5. Choose New Entries.
6. Enter the following:
Group Title of Attribute Group
1 Dunning Notices
2 Oldest Open Item
3 Payments
4 Sales
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7. In the Dialog Structure pane, double-click folder Assign Attributes.
8. Choose New Entries.
9. Enter the following:
Attribute Group Row Column
COL_SUB_AMOUNT 4 6 1
COL_SUB_PERCENT 4 6 2
DUNN_AMOUNT 1 1 1
DUNN_COUNTER 1 2 1
DUNN_CURR 1 1 2
DUNN_DATE 1 2 2
DUNN_MAX_LV 1 3 1
DUNN_PGUID 1 3 2
IDX_AMOUNT 4 1 1
IDX_CURR 4 1 2
IDX_FIGURE 4 5 1
OVDUE_AMOUNT 2 1 1
OVDUE_CURR 2 1 2
OVDUE_DAYS 2 2 1
OVDUE_NET_DATE 2 2 2
OVDUE_PGUID 2 3 1
PAYMNT_AMOUNT 3 1 1
PAYMNT_CURR 3 1 2
PAYMNT_DATE 3 2 1
PAYMNT_PGUID 3 2 2
SALES_MAX 4 4 1
SALES_VOL 4 4 2
SL_ARR_WO 4 2 1
SL_ARR_WO_AMOUNT 4 2 2
SL_ARR_W_AMOUNT 4 3 1
SL_SLARR_W 4 3 2
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10. Save your entries.
3.7 Credit Limit Check
3.7.1 Define Blocking Reasons
UseIn this activity, you define the reasons required for a credit assignment block.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Credit Limit Check → Credit Limit Check → Define Blocking Reasons
Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKM_BL_REASON
2. On the Change View SAP Credit Management: Reasons for Locks in Credit Management screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Block Reason Name of Block Reason Event Category
01 Credit Limit Exceeded UU Limit Utilization over 100%
02 No Insurance available
03 Fraud possible
04 Insufficient credit worthiness
20 Credit limit to be approved
21 Credit limit changed
22 Credit limit rejected
23 Credit limit invalid CL Credit Limit Invalid
24 Score invalid IS Score Invalid
Z9 Manual Block
4. Save your entries.
3.7.2 Define Checking Rules
UseIn this activity, you define the check rules for the credit checks. A check rule can consist of several individual checks (check steps); in addition, you can define which parameters are relevant for each check step.
Procedure
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Credit Limit Check → Credit Limit Check → Define Checking Rules
Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKM_CHCK_RULE
2. On the Change View Check Rule: Overview screen choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Check Rule
Name of Check Rule Logging Check Exceptions
01 Default - All Checks Active (Stat. Credit Limit) 2 Extensive Selected
4. Select the row and double-click folder Checks in the Dialog Structure pane.
5. On the Change View "Checks": Overview screen enter the following:
Individual Step Name of Individual Step
010 Statistical Check of Credit Exposure
020 Check for Maximum Document Value
100 Check for Maximum Dunning Level
110 Check for Age of Oldest Open Item
120 Check of Payment Behavior Index
130 Check for Overdue Open Items
6. Double-click row:
010 Statistical Check of Credit Exposure
7. In the Change View " Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Checkbox Description
Selected Consider Collateral
Selected Consider Credit Insurance
8. Choose Back.
9. Select row:
020 Check for Maximum Document Value
10. Double-click folder Credit Segment in the Dialog Structure.
11. In the Change View " Credit Segment": Overview screen the enter the following:
Credit Segment Maximum Document Value
0000 100,000.00
1000 25,000.00
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12. Choose Back.
13. Double-click row:
100 Check for Maximum Dunning Level
14. In Change View " Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Dunning Level 2
15. Choose Back.
16. Double-click row:
110 Check for Age of Oldest Open Item
17. In the Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Oldest Open Item in Days 180
18. Choose Back.
19. Double-click row:
120 Check of Payment Behavior Index
20. In the Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
DSO 60
21. Choose Back.
22. Save your entries.
23. Start from step 1.
24. On the Change View Check Rule: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
25. Enter the following:
Check Rule
Name of Check Rule Logging Check Exceptions
02 Credit Limit Check Only (Statistical) 2 Extensive Selected
26. Select the row and double-click folder Checks in Dialog Structure and in Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Individual Step Name of Individual Step
010 Statistical Check of Credit Exposure
27. In Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Checkbox Description
Deselected Consider Collateral
Deselected Consider Credit Insurance
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28. Choose Back.
29. Save your entries.
30. Start from step 1.
31. On the Change View Check Rule: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
32. Enter the following:
Check Rule
Name of Check Rule Logging Check Exceptions
03 Credit Limit Check Only (Dynamic) 2 Extensive Selected
33. Select the row and double-click folder Checks in Dialog Structure and in Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Individual Step Name of Individual Step
030 Dynamic Limit Check with Credit Horizon
34. In Change View "Checks": Details screen enter the following:
Credit Horizon in Days 90
Checkbox Description
Deselected Consider Collateral
Deselected Consider Credit Insurance
35. Choose Back.
36. Save your entries.
37. Start from step 1.
38. On the Change View Check Rule: Overview screen double-click Parameter Display for Check in Dialog Structure.
39. On the Parameter Display for Check: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
40. Enter the following:
Individual Step Field Group
010 INS
010 SEC
010 SYG
030 CRH
030 INS
030 SEC
030 SYG
100 DNL
110 OOI
120 IDX
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41. Choose Back.
42. Save your entries.
43. Start from step 1.
44. On the Change View Check Rule: Overview screen double-click Parameter Display for Credit Segment in Dialog Structure.
45. On the Parameter Display for Credit Segment: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
46. Enter the following:
Individual Step Field Name Field Name
010 MAX_DOC_VAL Maximum Doc. Value
020 MAX_DOC_VAL Maximum Doc. Value
120 PAY_HIST_LIMIT Amt fm Pymt Behavior
130 MAX_OVDUE_DAYS Number of Days
130 MAX_OVDUE_PC Percentage Overdue
47. Choose Back.
48. Save your entries.
3.8 Case Management
3.8.1 Define Processes
UseYou can use this IMG activity to see the processes defined. These control the BAdIs that are used and can be assigned to the case type.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Cross-Application Components → General Application Functions → Records and Case Management → Case → Extended Customizing → Define Processes
2. Choose New Entries.
Process Description
FDCD Documented Credit Decision
3. Save your entries.
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3.8.2 Create Attribute Profile
UseIn this activity, you define the settings for the credit checks for sales orders:
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Attribute Profile → Create Attribute Profile
Transaction Code
SM31: SCMGV_ATTRPROF
2. On the Change View Profiles: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Attribute Profile Description Table Name
FIN_DCA Doc. Credit Decision for Account UKM_DCD_ATTR
FIN_DCD Doc. Credit Decision for Document UKM_DCD_ATTR
4. Select row FIN_DCA and double-click folder Attribute Group in Dialog Structure.
5. Enter:
Group Title Attribute Group
1 Header Data
6. Double-click folder Assign Attributes in Dialog Structure.
7. Enter:
Case Attrib. Group Row Column Req.
Drop down
Modif New
Log
CASE_TITLE 1 2 1
CASE_TYPE 1 1 2 X
CATEGORY 1 3 1 X
CHANGED_BY 1 10 1
CHANGE_TIME 1 10 2
CLOSED_BY 1 11 1
CLOSING_TIME 1 11 2
CREATED_BY 1 9 1
CREATE_TIME 1 9 2
DCD_PARTNER 1 7 1 X X
DCD_SEGMENT 1 7 2 X X X
EXT_KEY 1 1 1
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Case Attrib. Group Row Column Req.
Drop down
Modif New
Log
EXT_REF 1 2 2
PRIORITY 1 4 1
PROCESSOR 1 4 2 X X
RESPONSIBLE 1 5 2 X
STAT_ORDERNO 1 5 1 X X
8. Choose Back.
9. Save your entries.
10. Select row FIN_DCD and double-click folder Attribute Group in Dialog Structure.
11. Enter:
Group Title Attribute Group
1 Header Data
12. Double-click folder Assign Attributes in Dialog Structure.
13. Enter:
Case Attrib. Group Row Column Req.
Drop down
Modif New
Log
CASE_TITLE 1 2 1
CASE_TYPE 1 1 2 X
CATEGORY 1 3 1 X
CASE_TITLE 1 2 1
CASE_TYPE 1 1 2
CATEGORY 1 3 1
CHANGED_BY 1 14 1
CHANGE_TIME 1 14 2
CLOSED_BY 1 15 1
CLOSING_TIME 1 15 2
CREATED_BY 1 13 1
CREATE_TIME 1 13 2
DCD_APPROVER1 1 17 1 X X
DCD_APPROVER2 1 18 1 X X
DCD_APPR_STAT1 1 17 2 X
DCD_APPR_STAT2 1 18 2 X
DCD_CHKDRISKAMT 1 10 2
DCD_CURR 1 11 2
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Case Attrib. Group Row Column Req.
Drop down
Modif New
Log
DCD_DOC_STATUS 1 11 1 X
DCD_OBJ_ID 1 10 1
DCD_OPENCRDTAMT 1 9 2
DCD_PARTNER 1 8 1 X X
DCD_RISK_CLASS 1 8 2
DCD_SEGMENT 1 9 1 X X X
ESCAL_REASON 1 4 2 X X
EXT_KEY 1 1 1
EXT_REF 1 2 2
PLAN_END_DATE 1 6 1
PRIORITY 1 4 1 X
PROCESSOR 1 5 2 X X
REASON_CODE 1 3 2 X
RESPONSIBLE 1 6 2 X
STAT_ORDERNO 1 5 1 X
REASON_CODE 1 3 2 X X
14. Save your entries.
3.8.3 Create Values for Attribute 'Reason for Escalation'
UseIn this activity, you create the permitted values for the attribute Reason for Escalation.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Attribute Profile → Define Permitted Values for Attributes → Create Values for Attribute 'Reason for Escalation'
Transaction Code
SM31: SCMGATTR_SESCALT
2. On the Change View "Reasons for Escalation": Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Escalation Text
01 Customer Call
02 Timeout
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4. Save your entries.
3.8.4 Assign Reasons for Escalation to Attribute Profile
UseIn this activity, you select the permitted values for each attribute profile for the attribute Reason for Escalation.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Attribute Profile → Define Permitted Values for Attributes → Assign Reasons for Escalation to Attribute Profile
Transaction Code
SM31: SCMGATTR_SESCALT
2. On the Determine Work Area: Entry dialog box, enter the following:
Group Title Attribute Group
Attribute Profile FIN_DCD
3. On the Change View "View: Reasons for Escalation": Overview screen, choose New Entries.
4. Enter the following:
Escalation Text
01 Customer Call
02 Timeout
5. Save your entries.
3.8.5 Create Function Profile
UseThe purpose of this activity is to create the conditions for new action profile.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Function Profile → Create Function Profile
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following values:
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Funct. Profile Description
FIN_DCA Doc. Credit Decision for Account
FIN_DCD Doc. Credit Decision for Document
4. Save your entries.
5. Choose Back.
6. Select row FIN_DCA and double-click folder Allowed functions.
7. Choose New Entries.
8. Enter the following values:
Function Sequence Assigned Menu Button w. Menu
PRINT 3
RESI 4
SAVE 2
STATUS_ACCEPT 5
STATUS_VOID 99
TOGGLE_DISPLAY_CHANGE 1
UKM_DCD_BP 6 X
UKM_DCD_BPPROF 61 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_BPRELCMA 63 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_BPSGMT 62 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_CLCR 8
UKM_DCD_GO2PR 7
9. Save your entries.
10. Double-click the Allowed Case Components folder.
11. Choose New Entries.
12. Enter the following values:
Function Sequence Separator
CASE_LOG_SUB 3
SUBCOMPONENT_NOTES 1
SUBCOMPONENT_RECORD 2 X
13. Save your entries.
14. Choose Back.
15. Select row FIN_ DCD and double-click folder Allowed functions.
16. Choose New Entries.
17. Enter the following values:
Function Sequence Assigned Menu Button w. Menu
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PRINT 3
RESI 4
SAVE 2
STATUS_ACCEPT 5
STATUS_VOID 99
TOGGLE_DISPLAY_CHANGE 1
UKM_DCD_BP 7 X
UKM_DCD_BPDROF 71 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_BPRELCMA 73 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_BPSGMT 72 UKM_DCD_BP
UKM_DCD_CHECK 61 UKM_DCD_SD
UKM_DCD_CLCR 10
UKM_DCD_DISP_CHECKLOG 8
UKM_DCD_GO2PR 9
UKM_DCD_REJECT 63 UKM_DCD_SD
UKM_DCD_RELEASE 62 UKM_DCD_SD
UKM_DCD_SD 6 X
18. Save your entries.
19. Double-click the Allowed Case Components folder.
20. Choose New Entries.
21. Enter the following values:
Function Sequence Separator
CASE_LOG_SUB 3
SUBCOMPONENT_NOTES 1
SUBCOMPONENT_RECORD 2 X
22. Save your entries.
3.8.6 Configure Text IDs
UseCase users must maintain notes in the case during case creation and processing. The text profile defines the text types (text IDs) of notes that can be used for the case notes.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
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Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Text Profile → Configure Text IDs
2. Select Text Objects and IDs and choose Change.
3. On the dialog box, choose Continue.
4. Double-click object SCMG_CASE.
5. Choose Create.
6. Enter the following value:
Text ID Description
0001 Description
0002 Internal Note
0005 Note
F005 Reason for Rejection
7. Save your entries.
3.8.7 Create Text Profile
UseWhile case processing, users must select between several descriptions of note type.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Create Text Profile → Create Text Profile
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following values:
Text Profile Description Sort Order
FIN_DCA Doc. Credit Decision for Account 01
FIN_DCD Doc. Credit Decision for Document 01
4. Save your entries.
5. Select line with Text Profile FIN_DCA.
6. Double-click the Text IDs folder.
7. Choose New Entries.
8. Enter the following values:
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Text ID Sequence Invisible Externally
0001 1
9. Choose Next Entry.
10. Repeat step 5 and 9 for the following values:
Text ID Sequence Invisible Externally
0002 2 X
0005 3
11. Save your entries.
12. Go back to step 5.
13. Select line with Text Profile FIN_DCD.
14. Double-click the Text IDs folder.
15. Choose New Entries.
16. Enter the following values:
Text ID Sequence Invisible Externally
0001 1
17. Choose Next Entry.
18. Repeat step 5 and 9 for the following values:
Text ID Sequence Invisible Externally
0002 2 X
0005 3
F005 4
19. Save your entries.
3.8.8 Create Status Profile
UseA case has a certain status value that communicates the resolution step of the case. Furthermore, the defined status profile contains multiple status values that control the changeability of each case (and the case attributes).
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Set Status Administration → Create Status Profile
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following values:
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Text Profile Description
FIN_DCA Doc. Credit Decision for Account
FIN_DCD Doc. Credit Decision for Document
4. Save your entries.
5. Select the line with Status Profile FIN_DCA.
6. Double-click the Status Values folder.
7. Choose New Entries.
8. Enter the following values:
Status Status Description
System Stat.
Description Low Status
High Stat.
10 Open 001 Open/New 10 10
30 Closed Manually 007 Closed 10 30
35 Closed Automatically
007 Closed 10 35
40 Confirmed 008 Confirmed 30 40
50 Voided 009 Voided/Deleted/Canceled 10 50
9. Save your entries.
49. Choose Back.
10. Select the line with Status Profile FIN_DCD.
11. Double-click the Status Values folder.
12. Choose New Entries.
13. Enter the following values:
Status Status Description
System Stat.
Description Low Status
High Stat.
10 New 001 Open/New 10 10
20 In Processing 002 In Process 10 20
35 Closed Automatically
007 Closed 10 35
40 Confirmed 008 Confirmed 30 40
50 Voided 009 Voided/Deleted/Canceled 10 50
14. Save your entries.
3.8.9 Define Number Range Interval for Case
UseCases are identified internally with a GUID (a 32-character field). Cases also have an external ID – the case number – assigned automatically during case creation and displayed in the Dispute Case attributes as Case ID. This number is used to identify a case in internal and
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external communication. The number range for these external numbers can be assigned to a case type.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Define Number Range Interval for Case
2. Choose Change Intervals.
3. Choose Insert Interval.
4. Enter the following values:
No. From number To number
03 030000000001 039999999999
5. Save your entries.
6. The system displays a dialog box. Read the information and choose Continue.
3.8.10 Set Value for Area ID
UseIn this activity, you define that the SRM_SET_VALUE_AREA_ID program uses default area ID S_AREA_CMG. This eliminates a dialog box displaying during activation when creating case types.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu SAP Menu → Tools → ABAP Workbench → Development → ABAP Editor
Transaction Code
SE38
2. On the ABAP Editor: Initial Screen, in the Program field, enter SRM_SET_VALUE_AREA_ID and choose Execute (F8).
3. On the SET_VALUE_AREA_ID screen, in the AREAID field, enter S_AREA_CMG and choose Execute (F8).
3.8.11 Define Case Types
Use The case type is the central property of a case. It groups various Customizing settings (for example, attribute profile and status profile).
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Depending on the selected case type at case creation, all defined profiles (for example, attribute profile, status profile, and text profile) are available for dispute case processing and determine the layout of the Case.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Logistics – General → Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) → Case Management → Define Case Types → Define Case Types
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following value:
Case Type FDCA
4. Save your entries.
5. Double-click the new case type FDCA.
6. Enter the following values:
Case Type FDCA
Name Doc. Credit Decision for Account
RMS-ID UKM_CREDIT_CASE
Case Rec. Model SRM_MOD02 B3C4284C6B9C270AE10000000A428984
Element Type ID (Rec) UDM_SPS_CASE_RECORD
Element Type ID (Case) UKM_SPS_DCD_CASE
Elmnt Type ID: Notes UKM_SPS_DCD_NOTES
Attrib. Profile FIN_DCA
Funct. Profile FIN_DCA
Status Profile FIN_DCA
Text Profile FIN_DCA
Terminology ---
Process FDCD
Int. No. Range 03
7. Save your entries.
8. Go back to step 1.
9. Choose New Entries.
10. Enter the following value:
Case Type FDCD
11. Save your entries.
12. Double-click the new case type FDCD.
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13. Enter the following values:
Case Type FDCD
Name Documented Credit Decision
RMS-ID UKM_CREDIT_CASE
Case Rec. Model SRM_MOD02 DAE7F14B2B459B20E10000000A1555B0
Element Type ID (Rec) UKM_SPS_DCD_RECORD
Element Type ID (Case) UKM_SPS_DCD_CASE
Elmnt Type ID: Notes UKM_SPS_DCD_NOTES
Attrib. Profile FIN_DCD
Funct. Profile FIN_DCD
Status Profile FIN_DCD
Text Profile FIN_DCD
Terminology ---
Process FDCD
Int. No. Range 03
14. Save your entries.
3.8.12 Create Values for Attribute 'Category'
UseThe attribute category describes the category of a case, and is created per case type.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Cross-Application Components → General Application Functions → Records and Case Management → Case → Attributes and Attribute Profile → Create Values for Attribute 'Category'
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following values:
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Case Type Category Text
FDCA 1 Category 1
FDCA 2 Category 2
FDCA 3 Category 3
FDCD 1 Category 1
FDCD 2 Category 2
FDCD 3 Category 3
4. Save your entries.
3.8.13 Create Values for Attribute 'Reason'
UseThe attribute reason describes the reason of a case, and is created per case type.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Financial Supply Chain Management → Dispute Management → Dispute Case Processing → Case Types → Create Values for Attribute 'Reason'
2. Choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following values:
Case Type Reason Text
FDCD 0000 Unknown
FDCD 0001 Limit Marginally Exceeded
FDCD 0002 No Overdue Items
FDCD 0003 Customer Approves Payment
FDCD 0004 Sales Assumes Responsibility for Risk
FDCD 0005 Positive External Credit Information
4. Save your entries.
3.9 Documented Credit Decision
3.9.1 Create Profile for Case Search
Use
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In this Customizing activity, you make the settings for the case search. The word case in this context is used as a general term for documented credit decisions.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → Create Profile for Case Search
Transaction Code
SM31: SCMGVLOC_PROFIL
2. On the Change View Case Search Profile: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Profile Name of Profile Table Name
FDCD_LOC
Documented Credit Decision UKM_DCD_ATTR
F_CR SAP Credit Management UKMCASEATTR00
4. Select row FDCD and double-click folder Selection Fields in Dialog Structure and enter:
Row Column Case Attrib. Sel. Opt.
1 1 EXT_KEY X
1 2 EXT_REF X
2 1 PROCESSOR X
2 2 RESPONSIBLE X
3 1 DCD_PARTNER X
3 2 DCD_SEGMENT X
4 1 DCD_OBJ_ID X
4 2 DCD_DOC_STATUS X
5 1 DCD_OPENCRDTAMT X
5 2 DCD_CURR
6 1 CREATE_TIME X
6 2 PLAN_END_DATE X
7 1 PRIORITY X
7 2 REASON_CODE X
8 1 DCD_COMPL_USER X
5. Double-click folder Modifiable Fields in Dialog Structure and enter:
Case Attrib.
PLAN_END_DATE
PRIORITY
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Case Attrib.
PROCESSOR
RESPONSIBLE
STAT_ORDERNO
6. Choose Back.
7. Save your entries.
8. Select row F_CR and double-click Selection Fields in the Dialog Structure pane.
9. Make the following entries:
Row Column Case Attrib. Sel. Opt.
1 1 EXT_KEY
1 2 PROCESSOR
2 1 FCR_PARTNER
2 2 FCR_SEGMENT X
4 1 CREATED_BY
4 2 CREATE_TIME X
5 1 STAT_ORDERNO
5 2 CATEGORY
6 1 PRIORITY
6 2 CASE_TITLE
10. Save your entries.
3.9.2 Define Derivation of Element Types
UseWhen you create a documented credit decision, the system creates a link to the corresponding business object. This could be, for example, the sales document. To be able to insert this link in the documented credit decision, the system has to determine which element type is used for the insertion. You define the derivation of these element types in this Customizing activity.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → Define Derivation of Element Types
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2. On the Change View Determination of Element Types: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Object type Log. System Element Type ID
LIKP UKM_SPS_LIKP
SCASE UDM_SPS_SCASE
VBAK UKM_SPS_VBAK
Because Management is set up in a one-system landscape, the assignment of logical system is not necessary here.
2. Save your entries.
3.9.3 Define Automatic Status Changes
UseIn this IMG activity, you define the status for automatically closing documented credit decisions. The system assigns this status to the credit decision as soon as you release or reject a blocked sales and distribution document. The credit decision is then automatically closed.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → Define Status for Automatic Closing
2. On the Change View Status for Automatic Closing: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Case Type Case Type Name Automatic Close
FDCD Documented Credit Decision 35
4. Save your entries.
3.9.4 Define Case Types for Documented Credit Decision
Use In this Customizing activity, you define which case types the system should use for the creation of documented credit decisions.
Procedure
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1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SM31: V_UKM_DCD_CASETY
SAP IMG menu
Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → Define Case Types for Documented Credit Decision
2. On the Change View Case Types for Documented Credit Decision: Overview screen, select New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Type of Credit Decision
Rules Case Type Case Type Name
BOB STANDARD FDCD Documented Credit Decision
LEG STANDARD FDCD Documented Credit Decision
4. Save your entries.
3.9.5 Assign Forms
Use In this Customizing activity, you define which case types the system should use for the creation of documented credit decisions.
Procedure1. Access the activity using the following navigation path:
Transaction code
SM31: UKM_DCD_PDFFORM
SAP IMG menu
Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → PDF Form for Snapshot → Assign Forms
2. On the Change View PDF Form for Documented Credit Decision: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Case Type Rules Internal Form Form
FDCA STANDARD UKM_DCD_SNAPSHOT_B2C
FDCD STANDARD UKM_DCD_SNAPSHOT_B2B
4. Save your entries.
3.10 Credit Exposure Update
3.10.1 Define Liability Categories
Use
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In this Customizing activity, you can define additional credit exposure categories and their names.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Credit Risk Monitoring → Documented Credit Decision → Credit Exposure Update → Define Liability Categories
Transaction Code
SM31: V_UKMCOMM_TYPES
2. On the Change View Liability Categories: Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Type Check Grid Name of Cr. Exp. Cat.
100 Open Orders
150 Trading Contract
200 Select Select Open Items from FI
300 Special Credit Exposure
400 Delivery Value
500 Billing Document Value
550 Agency Document
3.11 Integration with Sales and Distribution
3.11.1 Define Risk Categories
UseIn this step, you define credit risk categories per credit control area.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Integration with Accounts Receivable Accounting and Sales and Distribution → Integration with Sales and Distribution → Define Risk Categories
Transaction Code
SM31: V_T691A
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2. On the Change View " Credit Management Risk Categories": Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Risk Category CCAr Name
A 1000 No Default Risk
B 1000 Low Default Risk
C 1000 Medium Default Risk
D 1000 High Default Risk
E 1000 Very High Default Risk
4. Save your entries.
3.11.2 Determining Active Receivables per Item Category
UseIn this activity, you assign the Active Receivables to the relevant item categories.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Integration with Accounts Receivable Accounting and Sales and Distribution → Integration with Sales and Distribution Determine Active Receivables Per Item Category
Transaction Code
SM31: V_TVAP_KRE
2. On the Change View " Item Categories – Credit Limit Check": Overview screen. Check the entries for your item categories:
ItCa Description Credit Active
TAN Standard Item Select
CBTA MTO Standard Item Select
CBAB Bought-In Item Select
3. Save your entries.
3.11.3 Assigning Sales Documents and Delivery Documents
UseIn this activity, you define the settings for the credit checks for sales orders.
Procedure
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1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Integration with Accounts Receivable Accounting and Sales and Distribution → Assign Sales Documents and Delivery Documents
Transaction Code
SM31: V_TVAK_KRE
2. Select Credit limit check for order types and choose Choose.
3. On the Change View "Sales Document Types – Credit Limit Check": Overview screen. Make the following entries:
SaTy Description Credit Check Credit Group
OR Standard Order D 01
4. Save your entries.
3.11.4 Defining Automatic Credit Control
UseIn this activity, you assign the document credit group to the credit control area and risk category.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Financial Supply Chain Management → Credit Management → Integration with Accounts Receivable Accounting and Sales and Distribution → Integration with Sales and Distribution → Define Automatic Credit Control
Transaction Code
OVA8
2. On the Change View "View for Maintenance of Automatic Credit Control": Overview screen, choose New Entries.
3. Enter the following:
Credit control Area
Risk category
Document credit group
Credit control
1000 A 01 No Default Risk Orders
1000 B 01 Low Default Risk Orders
1000 C 01 Medium Default Risk Orders
1000 D 01 High Default Risk Orders
1000 E 01 Very High Default Risk Orders
Release documents are still unchecked
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Field name Only for Risk Category D and E
Deviation in % 5
Number of days 10
Checks
Field name Check Reaction Status/Block
SAP Credit Mngt A (Warning)
4. Save your entries.
3.12 Checking Credit Control Area Update Control
UseIn this activity, you check the activity group for your credit control area.
Procedure1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
IMG Menu Enterprise Structure ® Definition ® Financial Accounting ® Define Credit Control Area
Transaction Code
OB45
2. Select the following credit control area and choose Details.
Field Name Description User action and values Comment
Credit Control Area 1000
3. Check the following details:
Field Name
Description User action and values Comment
Update 000012 – Open order value on time axis, delivery, and bill. Doc value.
4. Save your entries.
5. Choose Back.
4 Manual Build StepsFor the configuration activities described in this document, no manual build steps are required.
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