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 Utilities, Cash Security Deposits in Convergent Invoicing

 

Technical Details

Technical Name of Product Feature

ISU_SECDEP_CI_INV_07

Product Feature Is

New

Country Dependency

Valid for all countries

Software Component Version

IS-UT 617

Application Component

IS-UT (Start of the navigation path Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable Next navigation step Convergent Invoicing End of the navigation path)

Available As Of

SAP Enhancement Package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0, SP 07

Required Business Functions

ISU_INV_2F

Additional Information

The billable item specifies a reason for requesting the cash security deposit. Billing updates the reason for request in the billing document items. Invoicing then creates a cash security deposit request in Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable for the corresponding billing document items. The start date and return date for the cash security deposit are defined by the start and end of the period for the items.

When you execute the invoicing function Create Cash Security Deposit (SECURITY_CRT), you can also define which cash security deposits are to be created in invoicing for the contract account to be invoiced.

Use the function module recorded for event 2624 to transfer information about the cash security deposit. You can define whether one or more cash security deposits are to be created for a contract account or make a distinction by contract. The cash security deposit can be paid for during invoicing. A down payment is created as a security retention amount here.

Effects on Customizing

Use the interface component Request Cash Security Deposit (CASH_SEC) in the configuration of your billable items class or activate it in Customizing for Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable under Start of the navigation path Convergent Invoicing Next navigation step Invoicing Next navigation step Invoicing Processes Next navigation step Define Invoicimng Processes End of the navigation path using the invoicing function Create Cash Security Deposit (SECURITY_CRT) in the invoicing process you are using.