Assignment of function module in spro

Hi All,
We are using the Sabrix external system for tax calucation.  They defined the function module for computation of tax.  where do we assign the functional module in system.
Thanks and regards,
Ravi Vruddhula.

hi,
  u want to specify ur customized FM here :
    SPRO (Cross Application Components  SAP Business Partner  Business Partner  Tax Jurisdictions  Using SAP Software  Assign Function Module to Indicator)
thanks...

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    MS_MAIL_FUNKOBJ_NAME = Leave Blank
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