House Banks Each house bank in a company code is represented in the System by a bank ID and each account maintained with a house bank is represented by an account ID.
You use the bank ID and the account ID in the System to enter bank details. These entries are used to determine the bank details for a particular payment for automatic payment transactions, for example.
Standard Configuration
Some house banks are delivered in the standard system as examples to show you how the payment program works.
Note
For German banks, you should enter the bank number in the field “Bank key” and for other banks, you enter the SWIFT code in this field.
For Belgium , the first three characters of the house bank ID must be numeric.
To enter the settings for your house bank, choose:
Enter the Company code for your house bank.
Via
Via , you can view a list of all bank accounts in the specified company code.
Double-click on an entry in one of the lists to reach the input screen of the related house bank or bank account.
If you wish to create a
new bank
in the current company code, choose:
Enter the house bank and the bank country, and confirm your entries by pressing
ENTER
.
This takes you to the initial screen for house bank data.
Here, you can also enter data for data medium exchange, bank accounts and related bank accounts.
Save your entries.
Enter the
House bank,
the
Account ID
and a
Text
for the account and confirm your entries by pressing
ENTER
.
This takes you to the initial screen for bank account data.
Save your entries.
You can automatically assign house banks to transactions via standing instructions.