You define settings for the coinsurer, using those that identify the coinsurance shares from coinsurance-relevant premiums/claims, and costs for premiums/claims from policyholders that can be posted to the coinsurer.
These settings are represented by the coinsurance key. You can find out how to transfer the coinsurance key, under Posting Premiums, Claims and Costs .
You have created the coinsurer as a business partner with (at least) one contract account and an insurance object for premium shares, and an insurance object for claim shares. You can also use the same insurance object.
Note
For insurance objects that you create for a coinsurer, use insurance object categories that you have assigned to the
Insurance Contract
internal insurance object category (10).
In order to process costs that occur for the leading company, you have created a costs contract for premiums (insurance object) and a costs contract for claims for each coinsurer.
Note
The costs contracts for premiums and claims must be different (unique), as the system uses these specifications to identify the relevant posting settings when posting costs.
If necessary, you have created specific G/L and reconciliation accounts for the coinsurer.
If you do not actually transfer the coinsurance key to Collections/Disbursements, you have at least created a DDIC structure that contains some of the fields for the FKKOPK structure (such as the HKONTfield, or a specific customer field). To do this from the
SAP Easy Access
screen, choose
.
You can use the same DDIC structure for premium and claim shares.
You have made the Customizing settings for coinsurance. You can find the required activities in the Implementation Guide for
Collections/Disbursements
, under
.
To display the settings for the coinsurer, choose
in the Collections/Disbursements menu.This takes you to the initial screen for entering the specifications for the coinsurer.
For each coinsurer, create a coinsurance keyand a name.
The coinsurance key is a unique ID for a coinsurer. When posting coinsurance shares and the coinsurance history, you can select using this key.
In the detailed screen for a coinsurer in the
Activity Data
area, you define the date from which postings are to take place to the coinsurer, for coinsurance shares and costs, and that the coinsurer is active. This setting is valid for the posting date of the document.
If the coinsurance shares for premiums and/or claims are to be posted with the
debit procedure, set the
Debit Procedure for Premiums
and/or
Debit Procedure for Claims
flag(s), in the
Specifications for Procedure
area.
For the debit procedure, the entire coinsurance share is immediately marked for posting coinsurance shares, when posting the coinsurance-relevant document, and is posted to the coinsurer in the next posting run. If you
do not
set the flag, the shares are only posted after (partial) clearing for the coinsurance-relevant document (credit procedure).
Note
If you want to define for a coinsurer that the coinsurance shares for a category (premiums or claims) can be posted using the debit or the credit procedure (depending on the line of business, for example), you must create 2 coinsurance keys for the business partner. The insurance objects for premiums/claims can be the same for both coinsurance keys.
Define the master data for the coinsurer and a target company code for the posting of coinsurance shares.
Define the DDIC structure(s) for premiums and claims. To select values for these fields, choose
Maintain
.
Note
If you do not transfer the coinsurance key directly to Collections/Disbursements, this assignment is necessary to identify the coinsurance key using the G/L items. If you use the same structure for premiums and claims, you have to select different field values for premiums and claims.
Define the reconciliation and G/L accounts to which the offsetting posting is to be made for the coinsurance shares for claims and premiums.
Define the reconciliation accounts for transfer posting costs for premium and claim shares.