Overview of BS Scenarios in the Budget Control System The following table contains examples of possible function combinations when using the budget structure in BCS.
Functional combination |
Required activities (master data maintenance/Customizing) |
Effect on budget execution |
Scenario I
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None |
You can post budget data and actual/commitment data on all FM account assignments in the FM area/fiscal year. |
Scenario II
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Budget data and/or actual/commitment data can only be saved for the specified budget addresses and/or posting addresses. If no derivation rules exist, a 1:1 assignment applies between posting and budget addresses. You must ensure that each posting address for actual/commitment postings is also defined as a budget address and has sufficient budget. |
Scenario III
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Budget data and/or posting data can only be saved for defined budget addresses and/or posting addresses. Actual and commitment postings that occur on posting addresses consume the budget of budget addresses that are assigned through the account assignment derivation. |
Scenario IV
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You create a strategy in Customizing for account assignment derivation for FM account assignments that can be budgeted. |
You can post budget data and actual/commitment data on all FM account assignments in the FM area/fiscal year. Distributing budget only makes sense for FM account assignments defined in the account assignment derivation. |
Scenario V
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You define the validation of budget/posting addresses or FM account assignments in Customizing. |
In addition to the points mentioned above, FM account assignments are excluded from budget or actual/commitment postings through the validation. |
Note
Budget address check and posting address check
Working with budget/posting addresses is only advantageous if the check on budget and posting addresses is activated. The checks must be activated in scenarios II and III. In scenario IV, the checks must be deactivated – otherwise budget and actual/commitment postings are not possible.