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Content
1 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Purpose................................................................................................................................. 5
2 Prerequisites................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1 Master Data........................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 Create Sample Invoices for Manufacturing...........................................................................6
2.2.1 Posting a Customer Invoice (in Domestic Currency)......................................................6
2.2.2 Posting a Vendor Invoice (in Domestic Currency)..........................................................7
2.2.3 Posting a Vendor Invoice (in Foreign Currency).............................................................8
2.2.4 Clearing of Vendor Invoices by the F110-Payment Run...............................................10
2.3 Roles................................................................................................................................... 10
3 Process Overview Table............................................................................................................. 11
4 Process Steps............................................................................................................................ 12
4.1 Posting of a Planning Memo Record for Recurring Payments (Manual Planning)...............12
4.2 Archiving the Memo Record................................................................................................14
4.3 Bank Statement................................................................................................................... 16
4.3.1 Importing Bank Statement (Electronic Bank Statement)..............................................16
4.3.2 Entering a Manual Bank Statement..............................................................................16
4.3.3 Reprocessing an Account Statement...........................................................................22
4.4 Cash Concentration............................................................................................................. 24
4.4.1 Creating a Concentration Proposal..............................................................................24
4.4.2 Generation of Payment Requests................................................................................27
4.4.3 Clearing the Payment Requests by the F111-Payment Run.........................................28
4.5 Financial Overview / Cash Position & Liquidity Forecast.....................................................30
5 Appendix.................................................................................................................................... 33
5.1 Reversal of Process Steps.................................................................................................. 33
5.2 Used Forms......................................................................................................................... 33
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Cash Management
1 Introduction
Cash Management in SAP ERP Financials provides three basic functions:
Quickly and reliably transfers all cash-relevant information from internal and external sources
into the cash management system (inbound data)
Performs analysis and reporting of current and future cash flows to help you make cash
management decisions (analysis and decision)
Communicates with banks and other business partners based on the results of the decision
process (outbound data)
SAP ERP Financials offers the following tools, designed to make cash flows clear:
- The cash position, which illustrates short-term movements in the bank accounts
- The liquidity forecast, which illustrates medium-term movements in subledger accounts
The cash position shows how your bank accounts will move in the next few days. Meanwhile, the
liquidity forecast illustrates liquidity changes in the subledger accounts. Functions are also supported
which can be used to obtain relevant information on forecast payment flows. This information
appears in the form of memo records in the cash position, or as planned items in the liquidity
forecast.
This document will give you an overview how to use the SAP ERP Cash Management-functionality.
The scenario includes the following sequence:
Posting of a vendor invoice in local and foreign currency
Posting of a customer invoice in local currency (from a sales order)
Posting of planning items and memo records
Execution of the report showing cash position and the liquidity forecast. All posted documents
will be displayed on the value date basis.
After posting the manual bank statement, the flow between the planning levels will be
demonstrated
Due to the actual postings of the bank statement, the memo records will be archived
automatically (by using a special report).
The function of cash concentration will illustrate how to identify the relevant amounts and
transfer them from one account to another.
1.1 Purpose
The cash position overview provides information on the current financial state of the bank accounts.
It is the starting point for cash concentration in which the balances from various bank accounts are
concentrated in one target account, taking minimum balances and payment optimization into
consideration.
The example in this document shows a posting process that affects liquidity (customer invoice and
incoming payment). It presents the main functions for retrieving information about the liquidity status.
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2 Prerequisites
2.1 Master Data
You have entered the master data required to go through the procedures of this scenario. Ensure
that the following scenario-specific master data exists before you test this scenario:
Master Data Value Selection Comment
Customer * All Cash management planning
group needs to be assigned to a
customer.
For master data creation
compare Central Master Data
(152) scenario
Vendors * All Cash Management Planning
Group needs to be assigned to
a vendor.
For master data creation
compare Central Master Data
(152) scenario
G/L Accounts * 512101-512102 Cash Management Planning
Level needs to be assigned to
all bank G/L accounts which
should be included in the Cash
Position Overview
Use
The following example describes how to enter a customer invoice.
Prerequisites
The customer has been created. The master data of the general ledger account is maintained.
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Procedure
To execute this activity, run the processes in the Sales Order Processing: Sale from
stock (109)
( ) scenario, using the master data from this document.
Example
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Material F126
Customer 100000
Amount in LC 20.000
Currency EUR
Reference TR0150
Use
The following example describes how to enter a vendor invoice in local currency into financial
accounting. This procedure is used when purchasing for example office materials.
Purpose
Company has received a vendor invoice to be paid. The invoice must be posted.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via business role
Business role Accounts Payable Accountant
(SAP_NBPR_AP_CLERK_S)
Business role menu Accounts Payable → Posting → Invoices → Enter Vendor
Invoice w/o PO Reference
2. Enter the following data on the Enter Vendor invoice screen, Basic data tab page:
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3. Choose the Payment tab page, and enter the following data:
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
Payment U U represents a
method domestic transfer
(payment)
Pmnt Terms 0001 If a cash discount is to
be deducted for this
payment, this must be
taken into
consideration when
you enter the bank
statement.
Use
The following example describes how to enter a vendor invoice in foreign currency into financial
accounting. This procedure is used when purchasing for example office materials.
Purpose
Company has received a vendor invoice to be paid. The invoice must be posted.
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Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via business role
Business role Accounts Payable Accountant
(SAP_NBPR_AP_CLERK_S)
Business role menu Accounts Payable → Posting → Invoices → Enter Vendor
Invoice w/o PO Reference
2. Enter the following data on screen Enter Vendor invoice, Basic data tab page.
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
Company code 1000
Vendor 300011
Invoice date Current date
Posting date Current date
Amount 10.000
Currency USD
Calculate Tax Select
Tax Code V1
GL Account 606300
Cost center 1101
Amount *
3. Choose the Payment tab page and enter the following data:
Field name User Action and Values Comment
Payment method T T is a transfer payment
(cross-border)
Pmnt Terms 0001 If a cash discount is to be deducted
for this payment, this must be taken
into consideration when you enter
the bank statement.
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Procedure
To execute this activity, run the processes in the Accounts Payable: Automatic Payment
(158) scenario, using the master data from this document.
Example
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Payment UL
method
Next p/date Date of next Current date + 1 month Enter date in future
Payment run
exectution
Vendor 300000, 300011
2.3 Roles
Business Role Details Activity Transaction
SAP_NBPR_EMPLOYEE_S Employee Assignment of this role is
(Professional necessary for basic
User) functionality.
SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S Treasurer
SAP_NBPR_BANKACC_S Bank accountant
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SAP_NBPR_AP_CLERK_S Accounts
Payable
Accountant
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4 Process Steps
4.1 Posting of a Planning Memo Record for Recurring
Payments (Manual Planning)
Use
The following example describes how to enter a memo record. This example illustrates a monthly
recurring payment. Since there is no invoice existing in FI, this memo record needs to be created, so
the cash management report will include these expenses.
For archiving the advice, a report will compare the bank statement with the memo
record. The memo item will be identified because of the amount and archived.
In case of differences, the result will be represented. Due to this functionality, the user
has the possibility to decide whether the line item will be archived or not.
A special planning type YB is provided to show credit limits on house bank account
level. This planning type can be selected with grouping YCREDIT. YB is excluded in all
other groups.
Procedure
Enter the memo record manually as described below:
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
Option 1: SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI)
SAP ECC menu Accounting → Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash
and Liquidity Management → Cash Management →
Incomings → Memo Record → Create
Transaction code FF63
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Business role Treasurer
(SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S)
Business role menu Cash Management → Cash Management → Planning →
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2. On the Create Memo Record: Initial Screen, make the following entries:
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Company code 1000
Planning Type any planning type for example DI
3. Choose Enter.
4. Enter the following data on the next screen:
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Planning Day any date for example current
day
Planning Group any planning group for example A6
Amount any amount for example 15.000-
Currency any currency for example EUR
Assignment any text for example Recurring
tax
Choose Enter.
Choose Save.
Result
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The selected number of memo records (for example 12) is generated and posted. The memo
records have updated the financial status in cash management and can be found under the
corresponding planning level (for example DI).
Prerequisites
The bank statement has been processed.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
Option 1: SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI)
SAP ECC menu Accounting → Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash
and Liquidity Management → Cash Management →
Planning → Memo Record → Change Using List
Transaction code FF6B
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via business role
Business role Treasurer
(SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S)
Business role menu Cash Management → Cash Management → Planning → Change
Memo Record
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Liquidity select
forecast
Result
The entered memo records are listed. By choosing Convert the selected memo records are sent to
the archive and are no longer relevant for the Cash Management.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Business role Bank Accountant
(SAP_NBPR_BANKACC_S)
Business role menu Bank Accounting → Incomings → Import Electronic Bank Statement
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4. If you selected Generate batch input, run the batch input session to post the documents
Use
The following example describes how to enter a bank statement manually.
Prerequisites
There is an open customer invoice in the system.
Procedure
Enter the incoming payment for the invoice posted by entering and posting the manual bank
statement:
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Role
Business role Bank Accountant
(SAP_NBPR_BANKACC_S)
Business role menu Bank Accounting → Incomings → Manual Account Statement
2. When you call up the transaction for the first time, the Specifications dialog box appears for you
to enter the following data:
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
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You can also display this dialog box by choosing Settings Specifications. Check that the
correct data is entered.
3. On the Process Manual Bank Statement screen, make the following entries:
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
Company Code 1000
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4. Choose Enter.
On the Process Manual Bank Statement screen, make the following entries:
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Transaction * Process code for cash
receipts
for example F05C
Value Date value date Value date of credit
transaction
for example Today’s
date
Amount amount Transaction amount
for example 20.000
Customer * Customer number
for example 100000
Bank Refer. reference from customer Enter reference from
invoice customer invoice
for example TR0150
Transaction 001+ is for ‘Cash receipts’ and contains the posting logic for the document
to be posted. In this case, the following documents are posted:
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domestic transfer
for example F19D-
Value Date value date Value date of debit
transaction
for example Today’s
date
Amount any amount Transaction amount
for example -500,00
Transaction F19D is for ‘Domestic transfer’ and contains the posting logic for the
document to be posted. In this case, the following documents are posted:
A different step will be necessary for clearing the open item against the correct expense
account. But this is not part of the further scenario.
5. Repeat this process step and enter another bank statement. Use the same data but change the
entry for the account-id to USD. On the Process Manual Bank Statement screen, make the
following entries:
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
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On the Process Manual Bank Statement screen, make the following entries:
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
Transaction * Process code for
foreign transfer
for example F20D
Value Date value date Value date of debit
transaction
for example Today’s
date
Amount any amount Transaction amount
for example 10000-
Choose Save and then Post.
Transaction F20D- is for Foreign transfer and contains the posting logic for the
document to be posted. In this case, the following documents are posted:
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Result
The bank statement has been entered manually and all corresponding transactions have been
posted. The customer invoice was cleared automatically (using the unique reference). The open
items on the bank subaccounts have been cleared.
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Use
Every time you post a manual account statement you must reprocess it, because the system cannot
always clear all the items automatically. This is particularly important if the customer has not paid the
total amount, or has quoted the wrong reference. In this particular case, no clearing posting is
carried out and, consequently, reprocessing is necessary.
Prerequisites
The manual account statement has been posted.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction by choosing one of the following navigational options:
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Business role Bank Accountant
(SAP_NBPR_BANKACC_S)
Business role menu Bank Accounting → Incomings → Postprocessing Bank Statement
2. On the Selection of Bank Statements by Banks and Account Nos screen, enter the required
data.
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Company Code 1000
House Bank House bank for which bank For example, BQE1
statement is being processed
Account ID House bank account for which bank For example,
statement is being processed COURE
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4. The corresponding statements from this bank, and the statement items, are displayed.
5. On the Bank Statement Overview screen, select the bank row with a double-click you want to
post.
6. On the Bank Statement Overview screen, all the statement numbers are displayed.
A green light next to the statement item indicates that the postings have been
processed without errors. You can see the posted document number in the individual
statement items. Double-click an item to display further information, such as the
reference, business partner, bank details, external transaction, note to payee, and so on.
To display the document that was created, double-click the document number.
A red light next to the statement item indicates that the account statement items
could not be posted. You have to reprocess these items.
The following steps need only to be carried out if a red light appears
7. On the Bank Statement Overview screen, select the statement number with a double-click you
want to post (statement with the red light).
8. On the Bank Statement Overview screen, select the amount row which has to be posted.
10. On the Post with Clearing Select open items screen, make the following entries:
Field Name Description User Action and Comment
Values
Company Code 1000
Account <account number from For example, 100000
the customer>
Account Type D Customers
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11. If you can select additional selections (for example amount or document number or reference)
you can clear with selection criteria. Choose the relevant additional selection. In this case on the
Post with Clearing Enter selection criteria screen, enter the relevant selection and choose
Process open items.
13. On the Post with Clearing Process open items screen, select the document number(s) you want
to clear.
14. In the field Amount entered you can see the bank statement amount which has to be cleared.
When you pick the relevant document number(s) the field Assigned shows the total amount.
15. For assigning the amount, double-click the amount (EUR Gross).
16. In the Not assigned field, you can see the difference between Amount entered and Assigned.
When the field is zero you can post and clear the statement.
Result
The items are posted which could not be cleared automatically
Use
The system generates a proposal for concentrating cash based on your grouping. This proposal
contains the end-day-balance and the cash planning results, that is, the expected account transfers.
You can correct the proposal at any stage manually by changing for example the minimum amount,
planned amount related to a certain bank account.
The system prints the outcome of the cash concentration process in the form of payment orders to
banks. It also creates the payment advices needed for determining the new bank account balances.
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Prerequisites
The general ledger master data is maintained accordingly. The bank accounts show balances which
are relevant for cash concentration (which excess the minimum balance specified during the cash
concentration execution).
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
Option 1: SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI)
SAP ECC menu Accounting → Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash
and Liquidity Management → Cash Management →
Planning → Cash Concentration → Create
Transaction code FF73
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via business role
Business role Treasurer
(SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S)
Business role menu Cash Management → Cash Management → Planning →
Cash Concentration
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3. Choose Execute.
Execute.
On the Display Balances from Cash Concentration screen, you can see the concentration
proposal created by the system and revise it.
4. Choose Process Payment Advices.
On the Edit Payment Advice for Cash Concentration screen, you can change the amounts
available for planning as required.
5. To create the payment advices for the concentration proposals, choose Save Payment Advices.
6. Confirm with Yes.
The system displays the message Payment advices created. You can display the newly created
payment advices in the cash position in order to analyze the cash concentration result.
7. To exit the transaction, choose Back.
Result
You make internal preparations for clearing the bank accounts by executing a concentration proposal
and generating the corresponding payment advices.
The next step is to generate payment requests from the payment advices that were created by the
cash concentration proposal. The payment requests will subsequently be regulated by the payment
program F111. The DME file will be created with the regular reports for DME-file creation.
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You can also create the payment advices for the cash concentration manually.
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Use
Once you have created the payment advices by the concentration proposal, the corresponding
payment requests needs to be created from this payment advices. Payment requests are in the next
step read by the payment program and used of execution of the outgoing payment and creation of
the payment file.
Prerequisites
Payment advices have been created by the cash concentration proposal.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
Option 1: SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI)
SAP ECC menu Accounting → Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash
and Liquidity Management → Cash Management →
Planning → Generate Payment Request → From Payment
Advice Notes
Transaction code FF.D
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Role
Business role Treasurer
(SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S)
Business role menu Cash Management → Cash Management → Planning →
Generate payt req. from advices
2. On the Generate Payment Request from Cash Management Advices screen, make the following
entries:
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
Planning Type CL
3. Choose Execute.
Result
The payment requests have been created. The corresponding payment advices have been archived.
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Use
You can use this payment program to make payments to customers and vendors, or between G/L
accounts. Unlike the standard payment program, the payments are not based on open items (FI
documents) but on payment requests.
Prerequisites
The payment requests have been created within the previous step.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Option 1: SAP Graphical User Interface (SAP GUI)
SAP ECC menu Accounting → Financial Supply Chain Management →
Cash and Liquidity Management → Cash Management →
Planning → Payment Program → Payment Requests
Transaction code F111
Option 2: SAP NetWeaver Business Client (SAP NWBC) via Business Role
Role
Business role Treasurer
(SAP_NBPR_TREASURER_S)
Business role menu Cash Management → Cash Management → Planning →
Automatic Payment of PRequest
3. Choose Parameters.
Field Name Description User Action and Values Comment
Posting date any date for example current date
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concentration proposal.
for example
current date + 1 month
Company code 1000
Result
The payment document and the payment medium have been created.
The FI document that was created contains two line items. One line item has been posted to the
account for outgoing domestic transfers (bank subaccounts ending with character 2).
The other line item has been posted to the bank account of the recipient bank.
The impact of the outgoing cash concentration payment on Cash Position is visible in the Cash
Management Report.
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YBANK-B2 includes all house bank accounts and subaccounts with Bank 2
YCASHCONC Includes all main bank accounts and selected bank subaccounts that are
managed in a local currency and that are to be included in the cash
concentration process
YCREDIT Includes all credit memo postings with planning type YB on level of banks’
main bank accounts
Prerequisites
The outgoing payment (resulting from cash concentration) was posted via the payment request
program.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
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2. On the Cash Management and Forecast: CURRENCY OVERVIEW screen, make the following
entries:
Field name Description User Action and Values Comment
3. Choose Execute.
4. The Cash Management and Forecast: Currency Overview screen appears. This provides an
overview of the liquidity trend for a longer period of time.
5. To change the current display, choose New Display.
6. In the New Display dialog box, choose Delta Display with Balances and choose Continue.
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The data is displayed in accordance with the control parameters selected in the form of a delta
display with the beginning and ending balance.
Result
Bank Accounts
The bank accounts are visible under planning level F0.
The following relationship exists between the bank accounts and the cash management accounts:
Bank account Description Cash Management account
512101 BQE1 – EUR account BQE1 EUR
512102 BQE2 – EUR account BQE2 EUR
512102 BQE3 – EUR account BQE3 EUR
512111 BNP – USD account BNP USD
The balances of the bank accounts to be cleared have been concentrated in the target account
specified during cash concentration proposal. The cash concentration is now completed.
The bank transfers made as part of the cash concentration process are confirmed by the next days
bank statement (the financial position is then adjusted in the same way as shown in the
step 4.3.2 - Entering a Manual Bank Statement).
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5 Appendix
5.1 Reversal of Process Steps
In the following section, you can find the most common reversal steps, which you can take to
reverse some of the activities described in this document.
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