on 10-31-2007 5:10 AM
Hi all,
Can anyone please let me know how the Incoming payment activity works in SAP starting from the invoice raised against a customer for supply of goods or rendering of service
Thanks
Shravan
Hello all
I have a related question..
I have a requirement from my cleint. They have recently implemented SAP CD and they have used Clarification lists for incoming payments. Now we are implementing Accounts Receivable and they would like to use the same Clarification Lists for incoming payments in AR. Is there any possibility that we can configure Clarification lists in AR? If not clarification lists, is there other alternative which provided this functionality ? Please give your suggestions on this. Thanks in advance.
Regards
Nik
Thanks in advance.
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Who is Dammah? And why I can't see his reply?
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Hi,
Apart from what Vijay just said, from raising the invoice through sales order and billing to Payment run in F110 to collect payment from customer, you must note
1. VA01 is within the SD side.
2. Fb70 is direct invoicing in FI
Payment can come in many forms apart from F110 (this is direct debit payment where you run the program, send the payment file to your bank to deduct payment from customer account). There must a presigned agreement with customer or else you just can't direct debit. For F110 to work, go to FBZP and configure all the steps.
3. You can also post manual payment if you receive payment from customer F-28
3. You can also receive payment through lockbox (Flb2) or EFT/ACH etc.
4. You can also use post and clear F-32 or FB05 post and clear of the customer.
If you want detailed steps then let me know.
D
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I am busy right now but will respond weekend. I have to finish some items for my client.
Please let me know what are the requirement from your client because there are different ways to handle sales. Does your client use SD area or do they want direct invoicing in FI?
And how will payments be recieved, check payment, wire, ACH, direct depositi etc. Please detail so I can respond weekend.
Dammah
Shravan:
The settings would be done in the Payment methods in country and payment methods in a company code. Note that confi settings for payment methods for customers and vendors are done in the same place.
The config settings are pretty straight forward.
First configure payments methods in a country, In most of the cases the general payment methods like check or ACH may already have been configured. If not, In payment methods in a country, lets say for check payment method, you would indicate "incoming payments" and payment method classification as check. Ensure that you input the form data, for check use classic payment medium program: input RFFOUS_C.
In payment methods in a company code, all the settings are very straight forward, in form data input: "F110_PRENUM_CHCK"
As I said before, all the settings are straight forward. Just play around the system in the display mode and you'll figure out a lot of things by urself.
Vj
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Shravan:
Step 1. Sales T-Code VA01
Step 2. Create an invoice for against the customer T-Code FB70
Step 3. Run the automatic payment program F110 to collect payment from customer
The customer may have indicated that his preferred method of payment is a Payment card (Visa, Amex, Mastercard), F110 will collect the payment. In F110 you will give the parameters like payment methods, customer account numbers, the account numbers that are to be excluded etc...
Step 4. Once the payment is processed, customer's account will be credited.
Step 5. Check in FBL5N for any open items.
Vj
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