Funds Management Categories The Funds Management category (FM category) characterizes a document item posted in
Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
for updates in
Funds Management
.
In the totals table for Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable, the FM category is the differentiation criterion. It defines whether a totals record is updated exclusively in
Accounting
or also in
Funds Management
. Totals records without an FM category are not relevant for FM updates. The FM category is assigned automatically by the system. The financial transactions of commitment items in a posting determine the FM category.
FM Categories in Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
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Transaction class
For further classification of a business transaction, each document is automatically assigned to a transaction class. The system derives the transaction class from the G/L accounts taking part. The transaction class is used for clearings or clearing resets so as to determine the affected FM category for the offsetting posting. The transaction class is saved in the header data of a document.
In
Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
, the following transaction classes exist:
Invoice
Payment
or
clearing
Write-offs
Reversal
Customer enhancement update in Funds Management
If you post clearing payments for invoices with different fiscal years in
Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
, this is indicated in the line item with one of the following FM categories:
D
(
Clearing an invoice in the previous year
)
E
(Clearing an invoice in the following
year)
By default in Funds Management, FM types
D
and
E
are treated as “normal” (according to FM type C). If you want to have a detailed update in Funds Management, you can program an update different to the standard for FM category
D
by using customer enhancement
SAPLFMCA
. For more information, see the customer enhancement using transaction SMOD.
The following example of a posting illustrates the update logic of
Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
in
Funds Management
: