SAP Collections Management (FIN-FSCM-COL) The component
SAPCollections Management
supports you in proactive receivables management. Using collections strategies, you can valuate and prioritize customers from a receivables management view. Customers that fulfill the rules defined in a strategy are distributed to worklists. The collection specialists in your company can use these worklists as a basis for contacting customers in their order of priority and collecting outstanding receivables.
SAP
Collections
Management
(FIN-FSCM-COL) is part of the application
SAPFinancials
Financial Supply Chain Management
.
Function Required |
Required Component |
Integration Obligatory |
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Consider accounts receivable data when creating worklists |
See also: Connection of Non-SAP Systems and Various SAP Systems |
Yes |
Processing Receivables |
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Create promises to pay for invoices from Accounts Receivable Accounting |
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Transfer of customer master data from several connected FI systems with decentral processing of this data |
Connection of
|
No |
Create dispute cases from
|
|
No |
Consider data from
|
|
No |
Analyze data from
|
|
No |
Use
|
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No |
Note
Depending on the release that you use for your
Accounts Receivable Accounting
(FI-AR),
Collections Management
and accounting can be in one system or in different systems.
For more information about the multiple system scenario, see the
Configuration Guide
SAP Collections Management
. You can view the configuration guide as a PDF file on
SAP Service Marketplace
at service.sap.com/fscm. Choose
.
To prepare a customer contact, you can use various key figures for the customer in the worklist. You can also get an overview of the current status of the open invoices, last payments, customer contacts, and open resubmissions. If the customer gives a promise to pay, you can enter this in the system and follow its status. You can also define that the customer is to reappear on the worklist on a certain date. When you return to the worklist, you can document the complete customer contact in the system.