An account feature in Account Management (FS-AM) for managing time deposit agreements.
All the other basic functions of the account are also available.
You use an account with an active time deposit feature (feature attribute 0015) for managing time deposits. This is a term-based product with a fixed term.
An account can only ever have one current time deposit agreement. The terms of time deposit agreements for an account are not allowed to overlap.
The following characteristics apply for all time deposit agreements of a time deposit account and the system displays these on the Time Deposit tab page.
The standard declaration of intent specifies how the system responds once the term end of a time deposit agreement has been reached. This response applies if you have not manually scheduled any additional, future time deposit agreement.
For more information, see the documentation for the field in the system.
The life cycle of a time deposit agreement (and thus the time deposit account) has three phases:
The preliminary phase starts with the contract start of the time deposit account and ends with the end of the first day of fixing.
The fixing phase starts with the term start and ends with the term end. During this phase, the agreed contract amount and the conditions are fixed and are not changed.
For more information, see Fixing Time Deposits.
The calling phase starts with the term end of the time deposit agreement. During this phase, you can change data of the time deposit agreement such as the standard declaration of intent or the contract amount of a subsequent time deposit agreement.
For more information, see Calling Time Deposits.
The system displays the current phase in the account on the Time Deposit tab page in the Phase group box.
Phases of a time deposit account
The system automatically renews the time deposit agreement if you set up the standard declaration of intent and the actions at the term end accordingly.
You can define a period of grace for the transition into a subsequent agreement (by renewal or manual scheduling).
Period of grace for time deposits
For information about the agreements when you create a time deposit agreement, see Editing Time Deposits.
Time deposits have master data and flow data:
Master data
The Time Deposit (BCFD) contract element manages the master data of the time deposit.
Flow data
The life cycle control of the time deposit monitors and controls the flow data of the time deposit.
For more information, call transaction FS_AM_TECH_DOC (Technical Documentation FS-AM) and see the Time Deposit section and its assigned sections under Account Management Objects:
Contract Element: Time Deposit (BCFD)
Life Cycle Control of Time Deposits
Time Deposit Events
The structure description of the time deposit comprises attributes, methods, and customer enhancements.
Time deposit (contract data)
Withdrawal category
Origin
Notice reason
Phase
Standard declaration of intent
Close account
Term variant
Contract currency
Minimum contract amount
Maximum contract amount
Commitment period (days)
Preliminary notice of maturity (days)
Minimum term (numbers)
Maximum term (numbers)
Create new creation confirmation
Create recreation confirmation
Create payoff confirmation
Time deposit agreement number
Term start
Term (numbers)
Term (Unit)
Term end
Latest term start
Notice of maturity (date)
Time deposit status
Fixed term end
Contract amount
Delta amount
Contract currency
Contract amount determination type
Full payoff
Interest usage (term)
Interest usage (term end)
Calculation of capital yield tax
Create notice of maturity
Origin
Minimum increase
Maximum increase
Increment of the increase
Allow direct debit during fixing phase
Grace period for time deposit (days)
End of the grace period for time deposit
Interest expires for notice during grace period of time deposit
Start of interest commitment period
Interest commitment period (numbers)
Interest commitment period (unit)
End of interest commitment period
Reason for interest commitment
In Account Management (FS-AM), you can use one of the following channels for processing objects:
The following overview shows which time deposit methods can be called and the channel that can be used:
Individual processing:
Transaction code |
Short description |
Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_NEXT_DUE |
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Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_FIX_SNG |
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Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_DUE_SNG |
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Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_REV_SNG |
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Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_COR_SNG |
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Transaction BCA_OR_EWD |
Mass processes:
Transaction code |
Short description |
Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_FIXING_PP |
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Transaktion BCA_RC_FTD_DUE_PP |
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Transaction BCA_RC_FTD_DUECOR_PP |
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Transaction BCA_OR_EWD_MASS_RUN |
Execute due early withdrawal |
Transaction BCA_OR_EWD_LOG |
Application log - execute due early withdrawal |
Time deposits do not have a separate BOR object like, for example, the product change (account). This is because the master data of the time deposit is part of the master data for the account. The master data of the time deposit can be edited with the following BAPIs:
CMAccountAM.FixedTermDepositGetDetail
CMAccountAM.FixedTermDepositChange
There are no BAPIs for the flow data of the time deposit (such as for fixing time deposits).
Direct input is implemented for the data of the time deposit contract element (BCFD).
The following business transaction events (BTEs) are available for time deposits:
Publish & Subscribe BTEs
BTE |
Short description |
0BCA2701 |
Time deposit (OPEN SINGLE) |
0BCA2702 |
Fix time deposit (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2703 |
Specify actions at term start (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2704 |
Actions after seamless renewal (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2705 |
Create notice of maturity (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2706 |
Call time deposit (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2707 |
Reset fixing (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2708 |
Reset calling (SET SINGLE) |
0BCA2709 |
Time deposit (CHECK SINGLE) |
0BCA2710 |
Time deposit (PREPARE ALL) |
0BCA2711 |
Time deposit (SAVE ALL) |
0BCA2712 |
Time deposit (RESET ALL) |
Process BTEs
BTE |
Short description |
0BCAA110 |
Print correspondence type BA11 |
0BCAA111 |
Request for correspondence type BA11 |
0BCAA120 |
Print correspondence type BA12 |
0BCAA121 |
Request for correspondence type BA12 |
0BCAA130 |
Print correspondence type BA13 |
0BCAA131 |
Request for correspondence type BA13 |
0BCAA140 |
Print correspondence type BA14 |
0BCAA141 |
Request for correspondence type BA14 |
You make the settings for life cycle control in Customizing for Account Management (FS-AM), under
in the following Customizing activities:Edit Start of Term Variants
Edit Term Variants
Check Term Variants
Processor Determination for Time Deposit
You make product settings in Customizing for Account Management (FS-AM), under