Full Service Leasing Technical name of the business function |
LAM_GEN_FSL |
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Available as of |
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ECC software component |
EA-APPL 602, SAP_APPL 6.02 |
ECC application component |
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Business Intelligence Content |
Not relevant |
SAP Enterprise Services |
As of SWC EA-APPL 602, namespace http://sap.com/xi/AB/FS/VP |
Java software component |
Not relevant |
Portal Content |
Not relevant |
Additional content available in other SAP applications |
Not relevant |
Business function that has to be activated |
EA-FIN Financials Extension |
You can use this business function in leasing processing to create, check, and post large numbers of invoices from service providers (such as service centers).
You create service invoices in the settlement request list. When you process settlement request lists, the system compares the invoices with the existing leasing documents in SAPCustomer Relationship Management (SAP CRM). It checks whether the service invoice to be settled is covered by the leasing document and which conditions apply to this service.
The processing of service invoices in agency business is part of the
SAP Leasing
solution.
For more information, see SAP Help Portal at .
The business function LAM_GEN_FSL is part of the
LeaseOperations
business scenario.
Note
Note the entries in the business scenario component list.
To be able to use the functions of the business function LAM_GEN_FSL, you have to activate the business function in
Switch Framework Customizing
(transaction SFW5).
You have made the Customizing settings for leasing processing in agency business.
For more information, see Customizing for SAP ERP under .
When invoices are received for services previously authorized by the lessor, the system checks whether the corresponding service order exists in SAP CRM.
When invoices are received for services that have not been authorized, the system checks in SAPCRM whether the lease covers this service and what proportion of the costs are accepted by the lessor.
In agency business, invoices are received that are initially paid by the lessor but are then forwarded to the customer, for example fuel card accounts. In the case of fuel card accounts, the system checks the validity of the fuel card and offsets the sales for each fuel card against the advance payments made by the customer.