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In update profiles, parameters are summarized which control commitment and actual data updates in Funds Management. Update profiles support system configuration because they contain logical business and executable features for control updates.

The following definitions are made for each value type (e.g. funds reservation, purchase order, invoice) in profiles delivered in the standard:

Update period from posting/document data or update period from due date

Payment budget and/or Commitment budget

In the Funds Management Customizing you must store an update profile for every FM area, in the work step Assign FM area to update profile. The following questions are relevant for selection: Do you need one or several budget categories? Do you want to work with an invoice basis or payment basis?

If you are working on an invoice basis, invoices and goods receipts are updated in Funds Management. In addition to primary costs, investments (e.g. asset acquisitions) can also be updated. With fiscal year change operations, commitment documents (e.g. purchase orders and earmarked funds) are carried forward to the new year.

If you are working on a payment basis, payments are also updated in Funds Management. Updating does not take place online here, but with the payment transfer program RFFMS200.

The date on which the update occurs depends on whether you use the Original function for the payment selection or the Enhanced payment selection function. For the enhanced payment selection function, the update always occurs on the posting date of the payment – irrespective of the settings in the update profile. With the Original function for the payment selection, the update is dependent on the settings in the update profile.

For more information on payment selection, see Payment Selection.

Note

Take note of the following:

The following update profiles are updated in the standard:

Update profile

Budget category

Further Information

000100

Payment budget

Update on a payment basis with due date

Example: a purchase order that was posted in 2000 with due date in 2001, will consume budget in budget year 2001.

000101

Payment budget

Update on a payment basis with posting date

Example: a purchase order that was posted in 2000 will consume budget in budget year 2000.

000102

Payment budget

Updating on an invoice basis with posting date

000200

Payment budgets and commitment budgets

Under Update Profile 000200

000350

Payment budgets and commitment budgets

Updating on payment basis or on invoice basis

Commitment documents (purchase requisitions, purchase orders, earmarked funds) and payments are updated in CB with the posting date.

Invoices are updated in the PB and the CB with the posting date.

The payment is updated in PB with the due date (clearing date of the clearing document).

000400

Payment budgets and commitment budgets

Under Update Profile 000400

Note that you should only use this update profile if the global functions for German Government are activated in Customizing of Funds Management.

In the Funds Management IMG, you can override the standard settings of an update profile, in the work step Override update profile.

Take into account that the chosen date not only determines the posting period, but also the fiscal year. If for example you choose the delivery date for the purchase order, then with purchase orders at the end of the year, for which you do not expect delivery until the new year, the funds are not committed until the new year. If you have not yet entered budget in the new year then such purchase orders would be rejected depending on the tolerance limits settings in availability control.

Caution

The only changes that can be made to update profiles delivered by SAP are those offered in the IMG activity Override Update Profile. Other changes or user-defined profiles are not supported by SAP.

Note

Due date

For updating with due date in Funds Management, the period is determined as follows:

 

 

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