IHC Payment Order
This is used to enter a payment transaction. An IHC payment order documents a payment from a bank account to a recipient account and contains a payer and a recipient position. The IHC payment order holds these payment items together but strictly speaking it does not post anything.
There are various types of IHC payment orders:
· Internal IHC payment orders
IHC payment orders with a payment order recipient in the same group. In this case the system generates internal posting items.
· External IHC payment orders
IHC payment orders with a payment order recipient not in the same group. In this case the system passes the recipient items to the external system for payment transactions which in turn forwards the postings to the relevant subledger.
Create manually
You can use the following functions to manually process IHC payment orders:
Create automatically
In addition to manually created IHC payment orders, there are cases in which the system automatically creates IHC payment orders. An automatically created payment order can result from the following:
· An incoming IDoc from a subsidiary system
· An external bank statement
· Treasury Management
You can tell where the payment order originates from by looking at the Input Channel in the management data of the IHC payment order.

For information on the different uses of payment orders and IHC payment orders, see IHC Payment Order Versus Payment Order.
An IHC payment order comprises the following tab pages:
· Overview
· Payer/Beneficiary
· Recipient/Payer
· Administration and Reference Documents
· Logs

Note the umbrella terms used in the documentation which refer to the following components of the IHC payment order:
Payment transaction |
Component of the IHC payment order |
|
Bank transfer etc. |
Payer |
Payment recipient |
Debit memo |
Payee |
Payer |
Umbrella term |
Order initiator |
Order recipient |
The input options available to you depend on the transaction type settings. You will find these settings in Customizing under Account Management ® Payment Processes in In-House Cash ® Define Transaction Types.