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Object documentationRelease Object PAOR (Payment Order)

 

An Account Management (FS-AM) release object used by the system to identify whether the editing of a payment order by an author/processor is subject to release. If it is, the Framework for the Principle of Dual Control (CA-GTF-TS-PDC) generates a work item that must be processed further by a supervisor or user responsible for release in Business Workplace.

Customizing

You make the settings for release object PAOR (payment order) and its release attributes in Customizing for Account Management (FS-AM) under Start of the navigation path Order Management Next navigation step Payment Order Next navigation step Release End of the navigation path in the following Customizing activities:

  • Assign Release Procedure to Release Object

  • Assign Rules to Release Steps

  • Assign Release Procedure Workflow to the Release Procedure

  • Define Rejection Reasons

Channel
  • Dialog

    The following transactions must be released if you have made the corresponding setting in Customizing for Account Management (FS-AM):

    • Create payment order

    • Reverse payment order

    The system checks whether the dialog processing of the payment order in question is subject to release and generates a work item for every release-relevant payment order editing. If a payment order is no longer relevant for release once it has been edited, the related work item is deleted.

    Note Note

    If you change a payment order that is subject to release, the system closes the old release workflow and triggers a new one.

    End of the note.
  • Business Application Programming Interface (BAPI)

    The following transactions are subject to release if set accordingly in the Customizing settings and if the Deactivate Release Workflow checkbox is not set in the corresponding BAPI:

    • PaymentOrder.Cancel

    • PaymentOrder.Create

    The system checks as for dialog processing whether editing a payment order via BAPIs is subject to release. If this is the case, the system generates a work item for every release-relevant payment order editing. If a payment order is no longer relevant for release once it has been edited, this work item is deleted again.

Structure

The structure definition of release object PAOR (payment order) is divided as follows:

  • Release attributes

  • Methods of the release object in the SAP Business Workplace

Release Attributes

For the business meaning of the individual release attributes, see the input help.

  • Payment Transaction Area

  • Transaction Type

  • Amount in Transaction Currency

  • Transaction Currency

  • Release Activity

Methods for the Release Object in SAP Business Workplace

You can edit release object PAOR (payment order) as a work item in SAP Business Workplace. This can affect the order status of the payment order. For more information, see Status and Release Status of Payment Order.

  • Display

    Choosing this pushbutton brings you to the dialog transaction Display Payment Order.

  • Change

    Choosing this pushbutton brings you to the dialog transaction Change Standing Order. Due to the status of the payment order (in release), in this transaction only changing and posting in one step is permitted. Depending on whether or not the payment order with the changed data is again subject to release, the old status remains (in release) or the system assigns a new status, depending on the further processing.

    For more information, see Editing Payment Orders.

  • Display Change Documents

    Choosing this pushbutton brings you to the selection screen of the Display Change Documents transaction for the payment order, provided you have changed the underlying payment order and change documents exist.

  • Release

    This method in SAP Business Workplace can change the status and release status of the payment order as follows:

    Before Release

    After Release

    Status of Payment Order

    Activity Resulting in Release

    Release Status

    System Activity

    Status of Payment Order

    In release

    Post

    Not in release

    The system posts the payment order when you save it on the Release Payment Order screen, provided there are no formal or material errors preventing the posting.

    The system assigns this accordingly on the basis of the further processing, if formal or material errors have occurred.

    In release

    Reverse

    Not in release

    The system reverses the payment order provided there are no other formal or material error preventing the reversal.

    The system assigns this accordingly on the basis of the further processing, if formal or material errors have occurred.

    Note Note

    The In Release status represents the following “internal” statuses of the release workflow that the system only displays in the context of the release workflow. However, in the Status field of the individual payment order transactions, you can always find the general In Release status when the payment order in question is in the release process.

    End of the note.
    • Entered

    • Released – 1st level

    • Released – 2nd level

    • Returned

    • Changed

  • Reject

    Choosing this pushbutton brings you to a dialog box in which you must specify rejection reasons. You must have entered these beforehand in Customizing for Account Management (FS-AM) for the release process. For more information, see the Customizing section of this document.

    This method in SAP Business Workplace can change the status and release status of the payment order as follows:

    Before Release

    After Release

    Release Status of Payment Order

    Activity Resulting in Release

    Release Status

    System Activity

    Status of Payment Order Version

    In release

    Post

    Not in release

    The system does not post the payment order

    Release rejected

    In release

    Reverse

    Not in release

    The system does not reverse the payment order.

    Posted or transferred to payment transactions

    • Return

      The system returns the work item to SAP Business Workplace of the author/workflow initiator who can then process the payment order further.

    • Cancel