Combined Statement
Notification that groups together the statements of multiple accounts of a business partner (such as deposits, loan, credit card account) in one statement. Instead of receiving a number of individual bank statements, the business partner receives one single statement. The combined statement agreement is part of the master contract.
The system provides the following data for a combined statement:
Master Contract Management (FS-MCM) provides the following data:
Contract data
Master contract holder (business partner number)
Master contract currency
Master contract number
External product key and product description
Contract purpose
Correspondence data
Business partner number, name and address of the correspondence recipients of the combined statement (recipients of the original and the duplicates)
Correspondence variant and correspondence role
Number of the combined statement agreement
Information about the master contract limits
Committed limit
Tolerated overdraft limit
Seasonal limits that are valid on the due date of the combined statement
List of the participating accounts
Account Management (FS-AM) provides the following data:
Account holder (business partner number and name)
Start and end balance
Turnovers
Settlement results
Currently valid interest conditions
Limits
Information items
Master Contract Management provides the above-mentioned data in a connected output management system (OMS) where it is processed further and where the correspondence is output.
Note
The OMS is not part of Master Contract Management.
The following correspondence types are available to you for the correspondence output of the combined statement:
BACD: Correspondence Recipient Determination
BACC: Master Contract Data for Further Processing in Connected OMS
BACF: Account Data for Further Processing in Connected OMS
The system only provides the data of the combined statement in the language stored with the recipient of the original correspondence (primary correspondence recipient). All correspondence recipients receive the combined statement in this language.
Master Contract Management only provides the data for the master contract and participating account to the OMS once. The allocation of the correspondence between the original and duplicates takes place in the OMS. If you use the archive function or wish to re-print a combined statement that has already been created when display the correspondence history (also see: Displaying the Combined Statement History), you can only do so in the OMS as the correspondence that is actually output is not available in Master Contract.
Events that trigger an event-controlled bank statement (such as return check), do not automatically trigger creation of a combined statement, even if the master contract has adopted the binding bank statement agreement. If you use Account Management (FS-AM) as account-managing system, it creates a bank statement for information purposes and then outputs the data again by means of the next periodically due combined statement.
For more information about adapting the binding bank statement agreement, see Editing Contract Relationships for Combined Statements.
If you carry out a product version change so that you can use the Combined Statement
feature for a contract in the future, note that you must manually edit the attributes on the Contract Relationships
tab page for each participating account.
For more information, see Process Flow of Product Version Change.
You can use Enterprise Services of the following business objects:
Bank Account Contract Master Contract Participation
Bank Account Statement Request
Bank Master Contract Bank Account Contract Event
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