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ISU FI CA Contract AccountConfiguration Document
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Author : sapebooks.comDoc Code : SEBK100750-02.02Description : ISU FI CA Contract AccountSubject : Configuration DocumentBook For : IS utility consultantLanguage : EnglishSAP Version: ECC 6.0
Version History
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V 1.0 : 20th Mar 2009
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Table of Content
Contract Accounts Configuration Overview ..........................................................6Define Account Determination IDs for Contract Accounts.......................................7Define Account Determination IDs for Contracts...................................................8Define Number Ranges ...................................................................................10Configure Contract Acct Categories and Assign Number Ranges ...........................13Configure Field Attributes for Contract Account Category.....................................15Configure Field Attributes per Activity ...............................................................19Define Field Groups for Authorization Check ......................................................21
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Contract Accounts Configuration Overview
In the following activities, you will make settings for creating and processing contractaccount master data.
Define Account Determination IDs for Contract AccountsDefine Account Determination IDs for Contracts
Number Ranges and Contract Account CategoriesDefine Number RangesConfigure Contract Acct Categories and Assign Number Ranges
Field ModificationsConfigure Field Attributes for Contract Account CategoryConfigure Field Attributes per ActivityDefine Field Groups for Authorization Check
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Define Account Determination IDs for Contract Accounts
Header Details
Description: Define Account Determination IDs for Contract Accounts
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> DefineAccount Determination IDs for Contract Accounts
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
In the following IMG step, you define the account determination ID for contractaccounts. The account determination ID is used for determining a G/L account duringautomatic account determination.
Activities
Make the required entries.
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Define Account Determination IDs for Contracts
Description: Define Account Determination IDs for Contracts
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> DefineAccount Determination IDs for Contracts
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
In this IMG activity, you define the account determination ID for contracts inconnection with a company code and a division. The account determination ID isneeded along with the company code, the division, the main transaction and the sub-transaction for determining a G/L account in automatic account determination.
Note: You no longer have to define the account determination ID as cross-division.
Example
You define account determination ID 01 along with company code 0001 and division01 for residential customers.
Requirements
1. You need to have maintained the company code required for your company.2. You need to have maintained the relevant divisions.
Activities
Make the required entries.
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Define Number Ranges
Description: Define Number Ranges
Transaction Code: FPN2
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> NumberRanges and Contract Account Categories > DefineNumber Ranges
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
In this activity, you define number ranges for contract accounts.
You then assign the number ranges to contract account categories in the activityDefine Contract Account Categories and Assign Number Ranges
Contract accounting number ranges are valid for all clients.
Note for the industry component Insurances
Assign the number ranges to the contract account categories in the activity ConfigureContract Account Categories and Assign Number Ranges (FS-CD).
Standard settings
The SAP standard delivery contains number ranges for the contract accountcategories delivered.
Recommendation
For contract accounts that are transferred from external systems with the samenumber, you should define number ranges with external number assignment.
Activities
1. Check the number ranges delivered and change them if necessary.2. You may need to define new number ranges.Further notes
You transport number range objects as follows:
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Choose Interval -> Transport in the accounting document Number Range screen.
All intervals for the selected number range object are deleted in the target systemfirst. After the import, only the intervals you export are present. The numberstatuses are imported with their values at the time of export.
Dependent tables are not transported or converted.
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Configure Contract Acct Categories and Assign NumberRanges
Description: Configure Contract Acct Categories and Assign NumberRanges
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> NumberRanges and Contract Account Categories > ConfigureContract Acct Categories and Assign Number Ranges
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
In this activity, you define contract account categories for the contract account.
The defined contract account categories are assigned to contract accounts whencontract account master data is created.
Requirements
The number ranges for contract accounts are defined.
Activities
1. Check and change the standard contract account categories if necessary.2. If you have to define new contract account categories, define the relevantattributes.
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Configure Field Attributes for Contract AccountCategory
Description: Configure Field Attributes for Contract Account Category
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> FieldModifications > Configure Field Attributes for ContractAccount Category
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
In this activity you determine which fields
require an entry (required entry)are ready for input (optional entry)are displayed (display)are hidden (hide)
for master record maintenance, depending on the contract account category.
For each field this specification is linked to the field status of other criteria. Thestatus taken on by the field in the entry screen for master data is established by thislink.
Link Rules
1. Linking the same criteria
The same criteria can be two or more roles, for example, that a business partner canhave, or several roles that can be grouped together into a role grouping.
The field statuses for two identical criteria are linked, and then the result is linkedwith the third criterion and so on. Required entry has the highest priority here,followed by optional entry, display, hide and the non-specified entry.
In this way the field status is reduced to a single status.
Examples of linking:
Criterion 1 Hide Op.Entry Op.Entry
Criterion 2 Op.Entry Display Req.Entry
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Interim Result Op.Entry Op.Entry Req.Entry
2. Linking all remaining different criteria (apart from the activity)
Different criteria can be, for example, role(s) and BP type (application objectbusiness partner) or relationship category and client (application objectrelationships).
The field statuses for two different criteria are linked, and then the result is linkedwith the third criterion and so on. Required entry has the highest priority here,followed by optional entry, display, hide and the non-specified entry.
Examples of linking:
Criterion 1 Hide Op.Entry Op.Entry
Criterion 2 Op.Entry Display Req.Entry
Interim Result Op.Entry Op.Entry Req.Entry
3. Linking the result with the activity
The result from above is linked with the field status for the activity. In principle, thesame rules apply as above. In addition, the activity display means that all the fieldsare no longer ready for input.
Examples of linking:
Interim Result Req.Entry Req.Entry Op.Entry
Field Status Act. Op.Entry Non-spec. Display
Data Maint. Act. Create Display Change
Result Req.Entry Display Display
Activities
Check and, if necessary, change the attributes delivered
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Double Click on line Item or press
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Configure Field Attributes per Activity
Description: Configure Field Attributes per Activity
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> FieldModifications > Configure Field Attributes per Activity
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
Depending on the activity) in question, you determine in this activity which fieldsduring account master data maintenance:
Require an entry to be made (required entry)Do not require an entry to be made (optional entry)Can be displayed (display)Are hidden (hide)
Your entry is linked with the field status for the other criteria (per field). This linkdetermines the status of the field on the entry screen for the master data.
Double Click on Activity Line to maintain field status
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Define Field Groups for Authorization Check
Description: Define Field Groups for Authorization Check
Transaction Code: SPRO
Menu Path: 1. IMG -> Financial Accounting (New) / FinancialAccounting -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-> Basic Functions -> Contract Accounts -> FieldModifications > Define Field Groups for AuthorizationCheck
Client dependentsettings:
Yes / No
You can define whether a field group in the contract account is to be checked forauthorizations. Here you can define the field groups you want to use for checkingauthorizations.
The related authorization object is F_KKVK_FDG.
If the user has no authorization for the field groups to be checked, the fields will notappear. If the user has authorization to display only, then the fields will only bedisplayed in change or create modes.
Contract Accounts Configuration OverviewDefine Account Determination IDs for Contract AccountsDefine Account Determination IDs for ContractsDefine Number RangesConfigure Contract Acct Categories and Assign Number RangesConfigure Field Attributes for Contract Account CategoryConfigure Field Attributes per ActivityDefine Field Groups for Authorization Check