NF-e/CT-e Monitor
You use the NF-e/CT-e Monitor to check the status of your electronic fiscal documents (such as NF-e or CT-e). Based on the current status of a given electronic fiscal document, you can carry out several actions, which are described in the following documentation.
When you post the relevant document that triggers the automatic creation of the nota fiscal, the system checks your configuration settings (nota fiscal type) and creates either a conventional nota fiscal, an NF-e, or a CT-e. If the system creates an NF-e or a CT-e, it stores all specific data in the J_1BNFE_ACTIVE table, and makes this information available to you via the NF-e/CT-e Monitor. The Monitor also shows the data of electronic fiscal document created manually with the Nota Fiscal Writer.
You have appropriate authorization for carrying out the various user actions in the Monitor.
The NF-e/CT-e Monitor:
Shows the status at a glance – whether you must take action
Shows all relevant data for an NF-e (current data as well as NF-e/CT-e history)
Offers user actions possible for each NF-e, depending on its status
Allows you to activate or deactivate central contingency processing for entire regions or business places
Enables you to check the status of the messaging system, by choosing
Enables you to create and view events, for example, electronic correction letters (CC-e) for authorized NF-e. For more information, see Electronic Correction Letters (CC-e).
On the SAP Easy Access
screen, choose and select electronic fiscal document by specifying selection criteria on the selection screen. Enter, for example, the following kinds of selection criteria:
Document data, such as the date of document creation or the document status
Access key or access key fields, such as the region of issuer, CNPJ or posting year
Company data, such as the company code or business place
Event data, such as the internal event code or the document status of the event
The output screen displays all documents that have been created fitting your selection criteria. From there, you monitor the document as required.
For an overview of the most common processes and how the process steps are reflected in the NF-e/CT-e Monitor, see Statuses in the Monitor.