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R/3
Client / Server ABAP/4
HR IS
AM
QM
PM
PS
WF
Human Resources
Industry Solutions
Consolidation
Gen. ledger
Cash Management P
Asset Accounting
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Materials Management
G/L Accounting
EIS
Consolidation SD MM HR AM MM
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Customer Vendor
General ledger . . .
Chart of accounts Account Currency 1,...
Cash Management
special
Financial calendar
Controlling
Closing operations Compact journal Balance audit trail Prepare balance sheet Advance sales/purchase return Export notification
tax
Reporting General Ledger Information System Key figure evaluation Financial statement evaluation
Accounts Payable
MM Order CO
Vendor
Vendor evaluation Account Down payment Bill of exchange Statistics Offsetting transactions
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Invoice verification/ parking
Delivery
Invoice
F M A M J J A S O N D
nc
Reporting
e
Interest calculation
en
ts
Vendors
Controlling
Purchase requisition Purchase commitments: to order c.center/order commitments: to c.center/order
Preliminary actual
Actual
Logistics
Purchase requisition Order
Goods receipt
Financial Accounting
G/L
Vendors
Release
G/L
Payment
Cashed checks
Treasury
Liquidity forecast
50 DM
Liquidity forecast
Cash management
Electronic Banking
Accounts Receivable
Cash management & forecast SD Order received Financial statement
Credit limit
Customer
Payment transactions
Branch
F M A M J J
A S
O N D
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po
nd
EDI
en ce
Reporting Due date forecast Currency risk Ranking list Day's sales analysis
Interest calculation
Customers
Controlling
Forecasted incoming orders Results
Financial accounting
Credit review
Customer/ Ledger
Dunning letter
Payment
Treasury
Liquidity forecast
50 DM
Liquidity forecast
Electronic Banking
B X AAAA
A X AAAA
Customer A 40,000 10,000 Dunning notice: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Total Level 40,000 2 10,000 1 2 -20,000 30,000
Vendor B 20,000
Assets Accounting
Assets Accounting Assets Accounting
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Replacement Value Replacement Value Acquisition Value Acquisition Value Depreciation Depreciation Assets Transfer Assets Transfer Assets Retirement Assets Retirement Assets Under Construction Assets Under Construction Insurance Data Insurance Data
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Revalue
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Purchasing
Goods receipt
Accounts payable
Invoice
payment
Account statement
Treasury
50 DM
Financial planning
Delivery date/payment conditions Payment behavior history updated
Accounts receivable
Sales order Goods issue
Invoice
Payment receipt
Account statement
Sales
THAI Localization
SAP R/3 Thai Localization Version 1. Thai Language Translation 2. Thai Localized Requirements Legal Requirements Thai Accounting Standards Others Localized Requirements VAT W/H Tax PDC Printed Check On-hand Petty Cash
Chart of Accounts
Operating Chart of Accounts Provides definition of valid G/L Account Master Records
Chart of Accounts
Company Code
Company Code
Company Code
Description:
Cash
O A th ut In er . p te re os res fe ti t re ng ca nc c lc e on ula da tr ti ta ol on
Ba Ac nk cou ac nt co gro un up ts :
Currency Tax-related
The chart of accounts segment relates solely to the chart of accounts (that may be used by more than one company code). The company code segment relates to one particular company code only.
Reconciliation Accounts
General Ledger
Sub-ledgers
Accts Rec.
Accts Pay.
Customer aa bb
Vendor cc dd
Reconciliation Accounts
Document Entry
. Subsidiary Ledger Vendor/Customer/Asset Parallel
R/3
A reconciliation account is a G/L account used to attach Subledger account to the general ledger. The reconciliation account and subsidiary ledger are updated in parallel when posting a transaction. Line item details are kept in the subsidiary ledger. Summary information is kept in the reconciliation account. Reconciliation accounts cannot be posted to.
Liabilities
Credit
Expenses
800000 200000
1000000
Total:
1000000
1000000
Document Types
Doc.type Name
" AA " AF " DR " KR " SA " SB
Asset Accounting Depreciationpostings Customer invoice Vendor invoice G/L accounts (general ) G/L accounts (banks )
No. Year
X1 X2
STOP!
These 2 ranges are reserved for sample and recurring entry documents
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Posting Keys
P.Key 01 11 31 40 50 Meaning Invoice Credit memo Invoice Debit posting Credit posting Debit/Credit ccount type A Debit Credit Credit Debit Credit Customer Customer Vendor G/L acct G/L acct Field status
Suppressed, opt., req. Suppressed, opt., req. Suppressed, opt., req. Suppressed, opt., req. Suppressed, opt., req.
A, D, K, M, S
05 05
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Posting date: Update of transaction figures Translation date: Exchange rate date for postings in foreign currency
Document # 2:
Header: Line Items: PK 40 50 50 Account 123000 345560 907902 Amount 5000 2000 3000 15/1/2000 Comp. Code: 1000
Financial Calendar
# R/3 provides a tool to help organize and monitor monthly scheduled Financial Accounting Activities.
January 199X
WK
MO
Payment 29 Run 05 Payment Run 19 Payment Run
TU
30 06 13 20 27
WE
31 07 14 21 28
TH
01 Dunning Calc. 15 Interest Dunning 29
FR
Statements 09 Statements 23 Statements
SA
03 10 17 24 31
SU
04 11 18 25 01
01 02 03 04 05
Recurring Entries
Enter basic data
Recurring entry original documents are created for frequently occurring transactions such as interest paid and salary. The following data is unchanged for recurring entries : Posting Key Account Line item amt.
Batch Input
Actual document
It is possible to configure R/3 to capture 2 additional or parallel currencies. The user can display the transaction in any of the currencies being stored. Postings to exchange rate difference accounts are made automatically.
Company code
Financial statements are created using the general ledger of a company code. The following financial statements can be created:
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Allows a clear and structured view of the general ledger. Can be created to meet a companys external reporting requirements as wel as some internal reporting needs. For example, an auditor may need a differ view of the books than an account manager.
Version 1 Version 1
Version 2 Version 2
B/S
P/L
B/S
P/L
Admin.
Marketing
F&A
Purchase
Account
$ Finance
Finance
Treasury
Cashier
Cost Centers
Cost centers are organizational units that collect the costs arising within areas of responsibility.
Cost Allocation
Accounting
Management
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Profit center
Revenue
Marketing
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Costs
Public Relations Sales and Distribution
Profit
Cost centers
Admin.
Marketing
F&A
Purchase
Account
$ Finance
Finance
Treasury
Cashier
Profit Centers
Profit centers are organizational units that collect revenues, and costs from the cost centers for which they are responsible.
Posting Logic
FI Document # 1200000089
FI Data Entry: Line item 001 - G/L Acct 420000 (P & L) - Amount - Controlling object Line item 002 - G/L Acct 113100 (Bal.Sheet) - Amount
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CO Document # 1000000012
Controlling Object Cost Element (420000)
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