Use
The sales process (from sales order entry through goods issue to billing) is fully integrated with cash forecasting. According to the phase in the SD process, the expected cash receipts are either expelled to Cash Management or to a Cash Management position.
Procedure
- Call up the transaction as follows:
- Enter the following data:
- Choose .
- Enter the following data:
- Choose .
- Double click on Revenue.
- Double-click on the level F1 (FI customers).
- Choose until the overview tree appears.
Menu Path | Accounting ® Treasury ® Cash Management ® Information System ® Reports on Cash Management ® Liquidity Analyses ® Liquidity Forecast |
Transaction Code | FF7B |
Field | Europe | North America |
Company code | 1000 | 3000 |
Cash position | Do not select | Do not select |
Liquidity forecast | Select | Select |
Grouping | Persons (all types of receipts and expenditures) | Persons (all types of receipts and expenditures) |
Display as of | Noted planning date from FI document | Noted planning date from FI document |
Display in | EUR | USD |
Scaling | 0/0 | 0/0 |
Field | Europe | North America |
Delta display with balances | Select (display changes per value date – as opposed to cumulative display) | Select (display changes per value date – as opposed to cumulative display) |
If the date you entered as the planning date falls on a public holiday, the expected incoming payment is reproduced on the next working day dependent on the value date.
The value of your billing has flowed into the value date dependent balance of the E6 group on the planning date you entered, as the sold-to party contains the planning group E6 in its summary record. If the amount shown there does not correspond with the billing you just created (planned amount is greater than your billing), then you need to look for the reason for this in the summary presentation of the planned data. Note the planned amount displayed. You will see the following change after the incoming payment has been made: The amount displayed is reduced by this amount exactly.
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