Technical name of the business function |
PSM_FA_CI |
Type of Business Function |
Enterprise Business Function |
Available as of |
SAP Enhancement Package 4 for SAP ERP 6.0 |
Technical Usage |
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ECC application component |
Fund Accounting (PSM-FA) |
Business function requiring activation in addition |
Public Services (EA-PS) Enterprise Extension |
You can use this business function to implement improvements to the SAP Fund Accounting (PSM-FA) scenario in the area of financial reporting, management accounting, and financial operations.
You have installed the following components as of the version mentioned:
Type of Component |
Component |
Is Needed Only for the Following Features |
Software Component |
EA-PS 604 |
You need to customize the functions described below before you can use them. To find the steps involved, access Customizing and choose Public Sector Management —> Fund Accounting.
The business function offers the following features:
You can define the functional area as a document splitting characteristic for General Ledger (G/L) accounting, enabling you to create balance sheets by functional area.
The ADB function is available in an environment where the new G/L accounting with its document split feature is active. It uses defined criteria to allocate revenues and expenses from the pool assignment to individual assignments.
You can define on which balancing entity (such as fund or grant) the cost/interest allocation is carried out.
You can define the pool of common investment and to which accounts and balancing entity the distribution of costs and earnings is posted. You can set up several rules in parallel.
A report makes the allocation postings according to those rules and to the expense and revenue postings that have occurred.
You can use this function to partially pay your open liabilities for each fund or other G/L account assignment. This means that, for each single invoice, the amount paid is spread over all the funds related to the expense line for which the payment is carried out.
Partner fund and partner grant are included as entry fields (table control) in the FI transactions FB50, FB60, and FB70. They are also included in the field status and can be set up there. You can maintain them as hidden, optional, or mandatory.
The advantage of this new feature is that you can trace object and partner object information for the fund and grant account assignments fund and grant in FI line items.
With this feature, you can distinguish between full accrual and modified accrual accounting in Asset Accounting. Reporting on a full and modified accrual basis for assets is available and FI remains reconciled with Funds Management (FM) for both full and modified accrual.
This feature supports the implementation of Fund Accounting for Asset Management when you implement the new G/L accounting at the same time.
The central step is the asset mass transfer, whereby the fund information is added to asset master records along with the balance carryforward posting from asset accounting per balancing unit. This creates the opening balance for asset values per fund
The information is based on new G/L migration
Several new CO reports allow selection by fund, grant, and functional area. A drilldown according to those entities is offered within the reports.
It is now possible to determine specific checking options depending on the CO Planning Transaction in a Business Add-In (BAdI). This enhances the checking options by planning version already available and allows a more specific determination by CO Business Transaction.
The line item extractor for new G/L accounting extract documents from the leading ledger in new G/L accounting for SAP NetWeaver BI reporting (0FI_GL_14) is now enhanced for the following public sector fields:
FM Area
Fund
Grant
Partner Fund
Partner Grant
Funds Management Budget Period
Funds Management Partner Budget Period
The new data providers FLGL (for the new G/L) and FGLP (for G/L planning data) enable you to use the reconciliation tool to reconcile data in the new G/L with other existing data providers such as FM or CO.