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6 you can see that the vendor open item from the invoice document is cleared.

However, this actual clearing status information


cannot be replicated back from the Central Finance system to the source system.
Figure 6 — Clear the vendor open item with Central Payments functionality

Key Setup Steps


The Central Payments functionality is released in SAP S/4HANA 1709 with a status of Released with Restrictions. Therefore,
this functionality it is not activated in the Central Finance system by default. I explain the following key setup steps to complete to
activate the Central Payments functionality:
1. Raise a message to the SAP system under the component FI-CF-APR for activation of Central Payments functionality
2. Apply SAP Note 2346233, which is the pilot note for activation of Central Payments functionality along with other
prerequisite notes and manual activities mentioned
3. Maintain the customizing for central payment. To complete this step, execute transaction code CFIN_CPAY_CUST or
follow menu path Financial Accounting > Central Finance > Central Payment > Activate Central Payment for company
codes. In the screen that the system displays (Figure 7) you need to populate the fields under the Logical sys… (logical
system) and Source Co… (source company code) columns. In the Scope column, you select Central Payment with VAT
Configuration Check Active from the drop-down list of options.
4. Check the customizing in the source systems manually. To complete this step, execute transaction code SM30, and in
the screen that the system displays (not shown), enter CFIN_CPCTL in the Table/View field and compare the entries in
this table with entries in Central Finance system made in step 3.
5. In the Central Finance system execute transaction code CFIN_CPAY_CUST and in the screen that the system displays
(not shown), click the Reconcile tab at the bottom to compare the customizing and mapping entries between source and
Central Finance systems. If there is any inconsistency, then it is displayed in red; otherwise, the entries are shown in
green as shown in Figure 7. If there are any inconsistencies click the Sync button (enclosed in the red box in Figure 8)
to correct these inconsistencies.
6. Activate Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) direct debit and credit card payment in Central Payments scenario in
Central Finance. To complete this step, apply SAP Note 2318106 and prerequisite notes in the source system and apply
SAP Note 2318610 in the Central Finance systems. After maintenance of these notes, follow the detailed customizing
steps for replication of SEPA mandates as per steps in the Central Finance administrators guide.
Figure 7 — Activate Central Payments for source system and company code
Figure 8 — Reconcile Central Payments customizing between the source and Central Finance systems

Key Limitations and Considerations


I now explain some key points that I recommend you consider before implementing the Central Payments fu

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