Carear in FICO Model

Hello,
Thanks for sharing above info...
Am MBA-FINANCE graduate having experience of Finance Domain of 1.5Yrs..
Am planing to pursue FICO model from Pune ...
Wan to knw whether is it right time for pursuing the course ?? (As am having exp of only 1.5Yrs)
I also want to knw more about Placement Assistance of Genovate Pune .....

Hello Amod,
As per your details, you have some knowledge regarding Finance. So you can start with SAP FICO module. As SG Sg also commented, it will help you to learn SAP FICO, FICO is somehow related to Finance and related concepts so it will help you to build a good start in FICO. So its a good time to learn FICO.
And as per placement thing. I am not sure about institute, but some facts i would like to share with you. Like No Institute can make sure that they will provide a job after your training got over,if they are doing then ask them to give a written note for the same . IF you are going for Certification also then same case with Certification , No Jobs Surety based on Certification only.
Never be afraid to fail, Be afraid not to try. Just do it..
BR
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Fico model questions

Can some help me to get fico model questions..

Hi
Some of the FICO Q's are as follows:-
1. I have created GL master without selection open item management and I have posted business transactions to that GL. Now client wants to change that GL to open item management. is it possible...how?
2. While creating asset master we have two options. One is using asset class and another one is using existing asset master. Here the question is what default values to be provided by asset class and existing asset master to newly created asset master?
3. What is the role of FI consultant in FI-SD integration?
4. Give some examples of GL accounts that should be posted automatically through the system and how is this defined in the system.
5. What is an Account group and where all is it used?
6. What is a field status group?
7. What is a Financial Statement Version?
8. How are input and output taxes taken care of in SAP?
9. What are Validations and Substitutions?
10. Is it possible to maintain plant wise different GL codes?
11. Is Business area at company code Level?
12. What are the different scenarios under which a Business Area or a Profit Center may be defined?
13. What are the problems faced when a Business area is configured?
14. Which is the default exchange rate type which is picked up for all SAP transactions?
15. Is it possible to configure the system to pick up a different exchange rate type for a particular transaction?
16. What are the Customizing prerequisites for document clearing?
17. Explain the importance of the GR/IR clearing account.
18. How is Vendor Invoice payments made?
19. How do you configure the automatic payment program?
20. Explain the entire process of Invoice verification from GR to Invoice verification in SAP with accounting entries?
21. How are Tolerances for Invoice verification defined?
22. Can we change the reconciliation account in the vendor master? If so, and how? What is the impact on the old balance?
23. What is the difference between primary and secondary cost elements?
24. What is the difference between Assessments and distributions?
25. What is the difference between profit center and profitability analysis?
26. What is the difference statistical order and real orders in internal orders?
27. What is statistical key figure?
28. What is the difference between Cost center and internal orders?
The above are only a few. If you browse throughe you will come across various sites providing SAP FICO questions.
Regards
Phani

Fico Model used for Home Improvement Loan?

I've done a bit of searching for this without finding a straight answer. Does anyone know which Ficos are used for a HI loan? The mortgage Ficos? Fico 8s?

smackmaster wrote:
To answer my own question and maybe help someone in the future. I just applied at a small bank here is TX that specializes in HI loans for swimming pools and they used FICO 8 scores, not mortgage scores, which surprised me becuase it is essentially a second lein.It's a YMMV situation; mortgage scores are explicitly dictated, but home improvement loans are likely all portfolioed and as such the lenders can and do make their own UW choice of scores.

The Definitive Amex 3X CLI Guide

Note: while this was at one time the correct guide, recent changes in policy have changed. There will be updated information coming soon. One of the most popular topics of discussion on the forum is the American Express 3X CLI. Here is a small guide I put together to alleviate some misconceptions based on personal experiences and discussions here and other boards. Please feel free to suggest modifications or enhancements. Please don't copy/paste the information to other boards. Linking here is fine.
What is the 3X CLI?
=========================================================== American Express is one of the most sought after credit cards in the market. They are also typically one of more generous companies with respect to credit limits outside of the credit unions. For folks who do not qualify for NFCU and other credit unions known to issue high credit limits despite low FICO scores and or moderate credit history, the best way to get high(er) CLs is to first get accepted into American Express and then apply for an increased credit limit upto 3 times the existing approved limit after a certain minimum number of days have passed (discussed in details below). This really comes in handy when the initial approved limit is on the lower side (example $2,000) due to internal American Express risk score models, mostly for folks starting out in their credit journey or with other risky credit/income factors. After completing the "60" day magic number of the account being open and in good standing, one can request an increased credit limit upto 3X the initial limit starting with the 61st day, meaning someone who got approved for $2,000 could request that the new credit limit be $2,000 x 3 = $6,000, someone who got approved for $3,000 initially could request the new credit limit be $3,000 x 3 = $9,000 and so on.  Why is the 3X CLI Important?
=========================================================== Credit Utilization is one of the most important components of the FICO score (30% per official wording from FICO).Given the same amount of spending, with higher available credit, utilization is lower and hence FICO scores are higher. But more importantly this is a gateway to getting approved for other prime cards/rewards cards like Visa Signature, MasterCard World, points, cashback etc offered by various lenders like Chase, Citi, BoA, US Bank etc who typically issue them if they see an existing high limit card. Higher limits from one lender attracts higher limits from others up until the overall available credit reaches a certain threshold. No other lender is known to have a 3X CLI policy and that too as early as the 61st day. One may be able to procure a CLI from other lenders but typically it is a hard inquiry or sometimes flat out denial because the account is considered too new. Amex is the only lender that offers this. More recently though GEMB issued credit cards are also known to get generous increases (sometimes even > 3X initial limits) via a Soft Pull. This policy is relatively new but widely reported to be successful across different boards.  Is the 3X CLI automatic or guaranteed?
=========================================================== Most definitely not. The components factored into a CLI approval or denial are not published but widely accepted to be similar to the FICO models. Amex also asks for income and rent during the CLI request process. Other factors remaining same, chances of a CLI approval are higher if the account has always been in good standing e.g lower utilization, low risk spending patterns, on time payments etc. The 3X CLI request has to be manually initiated by the account holder after becoming eligible.
Will there be a hard inquiry when requesting 3X CLI?
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Fortunately not. American Express initiates soft pulls on Experian throughout the life of an open account with random frequency. During the first 60 days, it is not uncommon for Amex to have soft pulled at least 3-4 times. The CLI approval or denial will be based on the last soft pull before the CLI request and other factors like income/rent etc. A new hard pull or soft pull is not initiated when requesting the 3X CLI. If in doubt, get a copy of your Experian report and see when Amex issued a soft pull to gauge account statistics at that snapshot and request CLI accordingly. Post 186 explains how to get your experian report and check for soft pulls. If there are concerns that the overall utilization or Amex utilization was high during the last soft pull, it might be worth waiting a few more days and then applying for CLI after Amex has issued a new soft pull.
When does an acccount become eligible for CLI?
=========================================================== Amex does NOT increase an account's credit limit during the first 60 days after it has been OPENED, or for at least 6 months from the last credit limit increase. The key word here is OPENED aka the account creation date. There are a few ways to find out the exact date the account was opened. a) Call the number on the back of the card and simply ask the friendly customer service rep. There is nothing to be worried about here or get nervous. You are not asking for a CLI to the rep, but simply the day the account was opened. This can be done during card activation itself or any point later. Some friendly CSRs will also calculate and mention the first eligible date for CLI (61st day since account opening). If they are not aware of the first eligible date, simply ask for account opening/creation date and calculate it yourself. b) "Date Opened" field on your Equifax or TransUnion credit report. Both EQ and TU report the account opened day and month accurately (Equifax started doing this recently). 3rd party credit pullers may or maynot pull the date opened field accurately, the official credit reports are the only reliable source. It is important to note that the year field in "Date Opened" is affected by your American Express Member Since date, so may not reflect the year the card was originally opened. The only downside is one has to wait for the card to report to EQ and TU first, but Amex is usually very prompt to report.
c) Before the first statement has been cut, the account opened date is reflected under the Recent Charges field next to the "Since". Example in this pic, the account opened date is Jan 08. The "Since" field changes every statement period as it starts tracking the spending for that statement, so it is a good idea to get the account open date information using this method as early as possible. Existing Amex card members with an online profile are at an advantage to use this method because any new approved cards show in the profile before the card has been delivered physically, displaying several key account details like the account open date, first statement closing date, last 5 digits of card etc. First time Amex card members should try to setup the online profile as early as possible after physically receiving the card(s) to take advantage of this method as the first statement can sometimes close very soon after receiving the card(s).
Example calculation of 1st eligibility date taking the above screenshot as an example (Account opened : 01/08/2013). The account will complete 60 days on March 9, 2013 based on the following calculations:
Number of days by January 31 : 23
Number of days by February 28 : 28
Number of days by March 9 : 9
Total days open by March 9 : 60 In this example the first eligible date for CLI is March 10, provided there have been no other CLIs for any other accounts in the last 6 months, as the 60 days are completed by March 9th,  A better and easier way to calculate Amex milestones has been explained in Post 227. Using the time and date calculator, we see the same result that we got from the manual calculation above.
How to request the CLI?
=========================================================== a) Calling the number on the back of the card. The number is unique to each credit product and is automated. Usually the option to request a credit limit increase is option #4 or #5, or if you are comfortable a CSR can take the application and let you know approval/denial once they submit. If you are denied, they may not be able to give the specific reason and you have to wait for an email or a letter in the mail outlining the reasons. b) Logging into your account. Click on "Profile and Preferences -> More Options -> Manage Credit Limit" under Account Management.  It is also available by clicking "Manage My Account"(Toggled to "HIDE ACCOUNT OPTIONS" in the pic below) next to the "Outstanding Balance/Available Credit" on main page    In both cases you want to request the new credit limit itself (e.g $6,000 if initial limit is $2,000). Don't calculate the increase ($6.000 - $2,000 = $4,000) yourself and mention it.
What happens if you are denied CLI?
=========================================================== If you jumped the gun before the 60 days/6 months rule, the reason for denial is considered ineligibility. If that is the case you can reapply after the original and correct 60day/6month timeline. You do not have to wait an additional 90 days, so the clock doesn't get reset. If you were eligible and got denied due to other factors, then you are ineligible to reapply for another 90 days since the denial date. If you get the message after requesting CLI, that a decision will be mailed within 7-10 days, it most likely means that the CLI has been denied. There is an outside chance that the letter that comes from Amex may ask for a signed 4506T in order to give further consideration to the CLI request(details below) but in 99% of the cases it is a letter outlining the reasons for denial. It also provides the true FICO score from the bureau that was used in the decision making process. Most of the time it is Experian FICO, but Amex is known to use EQ and or TU in rare circumstances. Sometimes the reason(s) for denial is also sent via email immediately after the CLI request in addition to the letter in mail. Update 06/23/2013 : Lately there have been reports of approvals in emails within a 24 hr period after initially getting the 7-10 day message. The 7-10 day message indicates manual review and there has been a report of successful partial CLI after talking to CSR post 7-10 day message as well in Post 182  Can you request 3X CLI again after 6 months since last CLI?
=========================================================== Absolutely. There have been lots of success stories where people have gone from $2,000 to $6,000 to $18,000 because their income and credit profile supported the increase request. It is generally tougher to get the full 3X CLI after 6 months on the same account since the first CLI however. Even if a 3X CLI is requested, Amex may counter offer a partial increase which you can choose to accept or refuse. It is a good idea to not short change yourself and ask for a partial increase from the beginning because Amex system is smart enough to offer and approve a partial CLI if eligible. Amex may request documentation to support a CLI to a CL above $25K, including a request for a 4506T. Accounts are not suspended, nothing is mandatory. They may ask for documents, and if you don't present them, they may deny the CLI. More details below.  Additional Documentation/4506T for certain CLI Requests
=========================================================== For certain CLI requests, Amex sends a letter requesting a signed 4506T from the card holder. Amex can then obtain tax return transcripts from IRS in order to verify income. Here is a sample tax return transcript which shows what kind of information can be obtained via a signed 4506T. A tax return transcript has far more details than just income and hence is considered very intrusive by many. If Amex does not receive the signed 4506T within 30 days from the date on the letter, then no further consideration is given to the CLI request and a letter of denial is sent. No CLI can be requested for 90 days from the date in the denial letter. Sending back the signed 4506T also doesn't guarantee a CLI approval as Amex will also evaluate the usual credit factors via soft pulls on Experian in addition to income verification. Income to overall credit available across all accounts(amex and non-amex) is one of the key factors for Amex Internal Risk Score. Lower risk score improves chances of getting approved for the CLI. The following often (but not always) are potential reasons why Amex asks for 4506T for a CLI request.  New requested credit limit exceeds $25,000 for that particular account.New requested credit limit would make overall credit extended across all Amex revolving accounts exceed $34,500 (post 123)High internal risk score due to income on file to overall credit across amex and non-amex accounts ratio being too low.Unusual/large/manufactured/risky spending patterns. It is important to note that this whole process,although inconvenient/complicated/intrusive, is different from the dreaded Amex Financial Review. During an Amex FR, all accounts are suspended and sending back the signed 4506T is mandatory in order to be considered for lifting the suspension. For business accounts, even more documentation is required during an FR. Also an FR can happen at any time and not necessarily after requesting an increase in credit limit.    Some generic Amex CLI Guidelines
=========================================================== Requesting CLI > 3X current limit results in automatic denial. Letter in the mail indicates that credit limit cannot be greater than three times the current limit. So American Amex credit limits are capped at 200% increase. Update: Requesting CLI > 3X no longer results in automatic denial. If the account is eligible for CLI, then new limit is counter offered keeping the 200% cap in effect(meaning CLI counter offered will not exceed 3X current limit under any scenario)Canadian Amex are capped at 50% increase every 6 months (Post 45)Minimum 6 month since last CLI rule applies across ALL accounts held by an individual and includes both personal & business accounts for the same person. So if CLI was successful on a personal account, no CLI can be approved on all other personal and business accounts for the same person for a period of 6 more months. (Posts 5 and 6 of the AmEx 61 day CLI result: 7-10 day written response thread)Credit limits can be moved between accounts only after the completion of 13 statements cycles on both the donor account. Post 170 explains how to move limits between Amex cards. Additionally limits cannot be moved between personal and business cards as mentioned in Post 171 Moving credit limits doesn't reset the 6 month clock and is a backdoor to receiving CLI on same account twice within 6 months (Post 128)"6 months" timeline used in context of this guide actually is 180 days to be more precise (not 6 calendar months)

Carrying Balance vs PIF & Other Utilization Factors=========================================================== This section is a work in progress.  To see how charge cards affect credit scores, please check Post 204Amex clearly dislikes carrying balance. Check Post 189 to see more details and the official reason for denial as "one or more payments received in the past 12 months on your american express account were too low given the outstanding balance and repayment history"          Change Log
=========================================================== 06/23/2013: All changes since last update marked in RED Added method to check Amex softs in official EX reportAdded time and date calculatorAdded verbiage to 7-10 message section to reflect recent experiences.Modified CLI > 3X point in generic CLI guidelines.Modified verbiage for moving credit limits to reflect 13 statement cycles for donor account only. Added links on how to move credit limits and restriction clause to move limits between personal and business cards.Added a new work-in-porgress Carrying Balance vs PIF section.
03/30/2013: "Letter in 7-10 business days" interpretation added in "What happens if you are denied CLI?" section thanks to Revelate03/29/2013: Modified verbiage on method (c) to find account eligibility date, corrected some typos, added new 4506T section, updated generic CLI guidelines.01/26/2013: a) Added section "Some Generic CLI Guidelines") b) Added pic for another way to access CLI online c) Modified verbiage in "What happens if denied CLI".01/14/2013: Minor edits in formatting and ready for sticky.01/13/2013: Initial document. Changes incorporated via posts from bradpitt (GEMB), OptimasPrime (cropped pic) and Walt_K (4506T documentation)

Best to pay off credit card all at once or slowly over time?

My urrent FICO score is ~730. I just received a bonus and I want to pay off my sole (CitiBank) credit card with a significant balance. Should I pay it off all at once or would it be better to pay it off slowly over an extended period?

It really doesn't matter. If they're going to balance chase you they're going to balance chase you. You're not doing yourself any favors by keeping your utilization higher for a longer period of time. Short term high utilization generally isn't an issue but prolonged high utilization can lead to adverse action. richmcnutt wrote:
My urrent FICO score is ~730.Keep in mind that there are 3 CRA's and many FICO models. For a given model you probably have 3 scores (aside from the ones that are CRA-specific). For a given CRA you have multiple FICO's. The score that matters is whatever score (and CRA) the creditor pulls for you. See also the Understanding FICO Scoring subforum and its stickies. CreditGuyInDixie wrote:
There are a number of other things you can do to improve your score (long term). For example, in the long game you need more than one credit card. FICO views a profile with only one card as "thin."This. Lower utilization is generally better as long as you don't have all 0 balances reporting. Fewer balances are generally better. That's why the recommendation to only allow one balance to report at 10% or less (or $2 according to CB) is suggested for those looking to eke out every possible point when applying for new credit.

Can you have more than one mortgage broker?

just curious to know if you can have more than one, or is that a no-no? Also, how many pulls on cr before store takes a hit? and how long is to long to get an answer back after docs have been given? And if anyone knows of some good ones in Tn...Thanks for any imput!

damnedanddetermined wrote:
just curious to know if you can have more than one, or is that a no-no? Also, how many pulls on cr before store takes a hit? and how long is to long to get an answer back after docs have been given? And if anyone knows of some good ones in Tn...Thanks for any imput!More than one lender sure, more than one broker, probably not: almost assured they will have some overlap in lenders and that might possibly go sideways for you; personally I'd go direct to lenders, it's not that hard to get rate quote from a couple and the inquiries don't count as below: The pulls will all have a 30 day grace period anyway, and if they're done within a 14 day window they'll get rolled up from a scoring perspective as one inquiry on every relevant FICO model.

Regarding male or female on credit card

I have a friend who is transgender but has a female name everytime he calls the credit card company they always ask a lot of security questions, can't credit card companies tell if a person is male or female on crdit report?

ThriftySaver wrote:
I have a friend who is transgender but has a female name everytime he calls the credit card company they always ask a lot of security questions, can't credit card companies tell if a person is male or female on crdit report?The FICO model was designed to make things as data- and number-based as possible, so specific information that would identify gender or other protected classes is not included. This is to ensure that applicants are judged strictly on credit worthiness and to help eliminate bias. On manual review, assumptions might be drawn from names that are traditionally gender-specific, but that certainly is not a definitive indicator of gender expression or identity. Generally, any change to personal information from address changes to name changes can cause security issues on credit. Apps will often ask about former names for this very reason.

Sap FICO Certification for Financial Accounting with mySAP ERP 2005

Hi,
I would like to write SAP-FICO Certification for Financial Accounting with mySAP ERP 2005
Topic areas:
SAP overview, Financial Accounting Master Data, Document and Posting Control,Special General Ledger Transactions, Document Parking, Substitution and Validation ,Payment Program, Dunning Program, Correspondence, Interest Calculation,Evaluation Options in Reporting ,Closing Operations in Financial Accounting ,Asset Accounting,The New General Ledger,SAP Solution Manager.
If anyone have the Material for above topics, please send me my mail Id: [email protected]
if anyone appeared recently for certification for the same code, please send model questions and answers.
i will be very thankfull to you.
Regards,
Satyaprakash

Hi
I am also writing SAP-FICO Certification for Financial Accounting with mySAP ERP 2005.
Request you to send me whatever the material you have in this regard.
thanking you in advance
Suri

FICO scores used for mortgage - and where to obtain them

So would I just do the FICO Standard Purchase and select Equifax and Experian and that would show me the EQ Beacon 5.0 and Experian V2SM scores that mortgage lenders pull? Just curious as the ones I get through banks listed in my sig are drastically different from the one a lender pulled - they said mine is 740 but wouldn't give me more information or show me the print out.

The FICO scores used for mortgages Equifax Beacon® 5.0Experian®/Fair Isaac Risk Model V2SMTransUnion FICO® Risk Score, Classic 04These are sometimes listed on the tri-merge mortgage report as follows: Equifax/FICO classic V5 FACTAExperian/Fair Isaac (Ver. 2)Transunion/FICO Classic (04)Note: they have been commonly referred to on the myFICO forums and elsewhere as: EQ 04EX 98TU 04 Availablility Equifax: myFICO Equifax FICO Standard purchase, or FICO 3 Report View purchase. Equifax Score Power purchase. DCU provides this score monthly to it's membershipExperian: myFICO Experian FICO Standard purchase, or FICO 3 Report View purchase. PSECU provides this score monthly to it's membership.Transunion: myFICO Transunion FICO Standard purchase, or FICO 3 Report View purchase. Updated 3/10/15 - addition of Transunion (yay!) and some clarifications

My fico vs credit karma vs equifax credit monitoring

As you all can see I am new here and have just begun my credit repair journey I'm hoping that some one can shed some light on credit score questions and educate me in the differences.
I have recently started using credit karma and they tell me the my credit score is 603 on trans union and 605 on equifax so not a huge difference however I was told by a lender that my score was 521. Can anyone educate me where the difference comes from.
Also I was looking at paying for one of the monthly subscriptions here on my fico for monitoring purposes as I have written a lot of GW letters and was just sucess ful at disputing a collection account that was not mine
What do you guys use and what are the pros and cons thanks

fire_bug wrote:
As you all can see I am new here and have just begun my credit repair journey I'm hoping that some one can shed some light on credit score questions and educate me in the differences.
I have recently started using credit karma and they tell me the my credit score is 603 on trans union and 605 on equifax so not a huge difference however I was told by a lender that my score was 521. Can anyone educate me where the difference comes from.
There are many different credit scores out there and they are all "correct" based on their own score model. Of those scores, there are FICO scores and Non-FICO scores, or "FAKO's" as they have come to be known. FICO reports that 90% of top lenders use FICO for credit decisions. It is clearly accepted as the industry leader. Your FICO score, just as any credit score, is based on the information in your credit report, you have 3 credit reports from the 3 main credit agencies, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, and you will have a FICO score for each of those 3 credit reports. Your credit reports may have different info in them thus your scores may not be the same. In addition, the info in your 3 credit reports is always changing, even on a daily basis, thus your FICO credit scores are not static and will change with time, sometimes daily based on new info added to your credit reports or simply due to the passing of time (time is one of the major factors taken into account in you credit score). Additional info:http://www.myfico.com/crediteducation/questions/different-scores-for-3-credit-bureaus.aspx

BPC as an accounting model in BI

Hi experts:
I am start hardly working on the BPC solution and I have a I huge question. BPC seems to be based on a accounting model. That means that the account is a crucial dimension. What if I would need to build a planning scenario for a analitic COPA, based on key figure model. In that case, I would have a infocube (loaded from SAP ERP - COPA) defined with no account and 100-120 key figures. Even in this way, I could have some performance problems because sometimes there are a lot of information.
What's the correct model to define in BPC?I guess that In BPC I should create the model with accounts and would have a account model where I would transform key figures into accounts. Then, we have some doubts:
1- What about performance problems?
2- What about creating quieries to compare both infocubes?
I can imagine that it is not a solid model having actual data according to a key figure model and plannig according to account model data.
I am not a BPC consultant as I am just starting to working on it. I am a SAP FICO consultant with wide experience on plannig is some knowledge in BPS and IP. Perhaps, I am not really understanding the global concept (I apologize wheather it is like that) but I would be grateful if you give your opinion about that issue.
Thanks in advance for you help.
Jose
Edited by: JosManuel Bas on Aug 30, 2010 3:14 PM

Hi Sorin, at first glance, no problem to do it with MSTSC:
with TSE 2003 on Windows 2003 SP2, publishing only iexplore.exe, everything seems to work fine and user only sees BPC applications (iexplore, bpc for excel, bpc admin...).
(programs toggle of mstsc must contain this kind of information:
- start the following program on connection: checked
- Program path and file name: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE)
mstsc release is 6.1.
Regards. R.

Distributed FICO and HR/PY and EBS Questions

Hi experts -
Changing our landscape from a single integrated system to a distributed HR/PY and FICO environment (I.e. 2 different instances). In the distributed architecture I understand the Payroll Check (tcode RFFOUS_C) print program still runs in the HR/PY instance and the check register is also updated in the HR/PY instance. However, the GL posting that include open item managed bank clearing account(s) for payroll checks is updated only in the FICO instance (via ALE) by the Posting to accounting process.
Can anyone tell me how and where the EBS should be run to clear the payroll checks and the GL payroll check clearing open item account? Again, the payroll checks will be in the check register in the HR/PY system but the GL payroll check clearing open item account will be in FICO instance.
Anyone out there have experience with this scenario?
Thanks!

Have you worked specifically with a distributed HR/PY and FICO architecture? Or, are you answering this question based on your understanding of the payment process from FI? If you have not worked hands-on with the distributed HR/PY and FICO architecture I do not think you understand the issue.
In the distributed HR/PY architecture the payroll checks are created in the HR/PY instance. The creation of the GL entry for the payroll check bank clearing account is created by an entirely separate process - the PY GL Posting run and the distributed model posts the GL to the FICO instance. Therefore, the check register is in the HR/PY instance and GL payroll check bank clearing account in in FICO.

Authorisation objects - FICO

Hi experts,
I need to find the list of Authorisation objects for FI & CO.
If I go by table, How do i restrict for FI alone. kindly suggest the best way to find the authorisation objects. I have to create a authorisation matrix and where i can find a sample or template for the authorisation matrix. is it available in help.sap?
Many thanks.
regards
Dinesh

Hi,
Please check below mentioned authorisation objects
F_ACCL_ACT BCA Account Closure: Activity
F_ACE_DST Accrual Engine: Accrual Objects
F_ACE_PST Accrual Engine: Accrual Postings
F_ACHY_ACT BCA Account Hierarchy: Activity
F_ACHY_BKA BCA Account Hierarchy: Bank Area
F_ACT_EBPP Authorization Object for the Activities (EBPP)
F_AVIK_AVA Payment Advice: Authorization for Advice Types
F_AVIK_BUK Payment Advice: Authorization for Company Codes
F_BAF4_FXT FDB: Authorization for Exchange Rate Category
F_BAF4_MDC FDB: Market Data Area
F_BAF4_PRT FDB: Authorizations for Price Type (Securities)
F_BAF4_SCE FDB: Authorization to Edit Real Data
F_BAF4_SCN FDB: Scenario
F_BAF4_SPT FDB: Authorizations for Spread Type
F_BAF4_VOT FDB: Authorization for Volatility Type
F_BAST_ACT BCA Bank Statement: Activity
F_BAV_BUK Treasury BAV General Rights
F_BKKA_ACT BCA Account: Activity
F_BKKA_ATT BCA Account: Authorization Types
F_BKKA_BKA BCA Account: Bank Areas
F_BKKA_BPG BCA Account: Authorization Group According to BP
F_BKKA_FDG BCA Account: Field Groups
F_BKKA_GRP BCA Account: Authorization Groups
F_BKKA_GSB BCA: Activities for Each Business Area
F_BKKA_PRG BCA Account: Authorization Group According to Product
F_BKKA_RCT BCA Account: Reactivate
F_BKPF_BED Accounting Document: Account Authorization for Customers
F_BKPF_BEK Accounting Document: Account Authorization for Vendors
F_BKPF_BES Accounting Document: Account Authorization for G/L Accounts
F_BKPF_BLA Accounting Document: Authorization for Document Types
F_BKPF_BUK Accounting Document: Authorization for Company Codes
F_BKPF_BUP Accounting Document: Authorization for Posting Periods
F_BKPF_GSB Accounting Document: Authorization for Business Areas
F_BKPF_KOA Accounting Document: Authorization for Account Types
F_BKPF_VW Acc. Document: Change/Display Default Vals for Doc.Type/PKey
F_BL_BANK Authorization for House Banks and Payment Methods
F_BNKA_BUK Banks: Authorization for Company Codes
F_BNKA_MAC Can be assigned; Still no usage, deletion not possible?
F_BNKA_MAN Banks: General Maintenance Authorization
F_BNKA_MAO Banks: General Maintenance Authorization by Country
F_CASH_ACG BCA Means of Payment Management: Auth. Group Acc. to Account
F_CASH_ACT BCA Means of Payment Management: Activity
F_CASH_ATT BCA Means of Payment Management: Authorization Types
F_CASH_BKA BCA Means of Payment Management: Bank Area
F_CASH_BPG BCA Means of Payment Management: Auth. Group According to BP
F_CASH_PRG BCA Means of Payment Management: Auth. Group Acc. to Product
F_CASH_TYP BCA Means of Payment Management: Position Type
F_CHAINREV Loans: Chain Reversal
F_CHG_COND Loans: Change Conditions After Posting
F_CLOS_ACT BCA Balancing: Activity
F_COND_ACT BCA Conditions: Activity
F_COND_ATT BCA Conditions: Authorization Types
F_COND_BDC BCA Conditions: Retroactive Condition Change
F_COND_COA BCA Conditions: Condition Area
F_COND_ITP BCA Conditions: Individual Conditions Condition Category
F_COND_TYP BCA Conditions: Condition Category
F_DABS_BUK Loans: Write off Debit Position - CoCd/Partner Authorization
F_DCFL_GLO Global Authorization Object for Decoupled System Landscapes
F_DEURCONV Loans: Contract Currency Changeover to Euro
F_DSIC_ACT Loans: Collateral - Maintenance Authorization
F_DVER_BUK Loans: Waiver Debit Postion - Authorization for CoCd/Pr.Type
F_DZNB_BEA Loans: Processing Key for Payment Postprocessing
F_DZNB_SEL Loans: Selection Authorization for Payment Postprocessing
F_EDX_AUTH EDX: Authorizations for Company Code, Activity, Messages
F_EMAC_FDG BCA Employee Accounts: Field Groups on Account
F_EMAC_MTH BCA Employee Accounts: Allowed Methods
F_EMAC_TRN BCA: Employee Accounts: Transaction Types
F_EPIC_BKC Authorizations for Bank Communications
F_EPIC_BKQ Authorization to execute Bank Queries
F_EPIC_BKU Authorizations for Secure Logon User Maintenance
F_FAGL_CV Customizing: Versions
F_FAGL_DRU General Ledger:Authorization for Rule Entries for Validation
F_FAGL_LDR General Ledger: Authorization for Ledger
F_FAGL_SEG General Ledger: Authorization for Segment
F_FAGL_SKF FI: Processing of Statistical Key Figures
F_FAST_CLS Fast Close Authorizations
F_FBCJ Cash Journal: General Authorization
F_FBK_SUST Vendor: Sustainability Authorization
F_FCRD_CRD Payment Cards: Card Master Record
F_FCRD_DAT Payment Cards: Data File
F_FCRD_VOU Payment Cards: Card Document
F_FDES_BUK Cash Management and Forecast: Company Code Memo Records
F_FDES_GSB Cash Management and Forecast: Business Area Memo Records
F_FDSB_BUK Cash Position: Company Code Summary Records
F_FDSB_GSB Cash Position: Business Area Summary Records
F_FDSR_BUK Liquidity Forecast: Company Code Summary Records
F_FDSR_GSB Liquidity Forecast: Business Area Summary Records
F_FEBB_BUK Company Code Bank Statement
F_FEBC_BUK Company Code Check Deposit/Lockbox
F_FICA_CCT Funds Management, Cross-Funds Center
F_FICA_CIG Funds Management: Commitment Item Groups
F_FICA_CTR Funds Management Funds Center
F_FICA_CVE Funds Management: Cover Eligibility
F_FICA_CVP Funds Management: Cover Pool
F_FICA_EAL Funds Management: Collective Expenditure
F_FICA_FAG Funds Management: Function Groups
F_FICA_FCD Funds Management Fund
F_FICA_FCG Funds Management: Funds Center Groups
F_FICA_FMC FM - CO Account Assignment: Controlling Area
F_FICA_FNG Funds Management: Fund Groups
F_FICA_FOG Funds Management: Authorization Group of Fund
F_FICA_FPG Funds Management: Authorization Group for Commitment Item
F_FICA_FSG Funds Management: Authorization Group for Funds Center
F_FICA_FTR Funds Management FM Account Assignment
F_FICA_KDR Funds Management: Account Assignment Derivation
F_FICA_KDS Maintain Strategy of FM Account Assignment Derivation
F_FICA_POP Funds Management: authorization group posting period
F_FICA_PPL Funds Management: Chart of Commitment Items
F_FICA_SEG Funds Management: Authorization Group for All Funds Centers
F_FICA_SIG Funds Management: Authorization Group Internal Funds Centers
F_FICA_TRG Funds Management: Authorization Groups of FM Acct Assignment
F_FICA_WCT Funds Management Within One Funds Center
F_FICB_FKR Cash Budget Management/Funds Management FM Area
F_FICB_FPS Cash Budget Management/Funds Management Commitment Item
F_FICB_VER Cash Budget Management/Funds Management Version
F_FICO_AIN FICO Individual Condition BAPIs
F_FICO_AST FICO Standard Condition BAPIs
F_FICO_ATT FICO Financial Conditions: Authorization Types
F_FICO_FDG FICO Financial Conditions: Field Groups
F_FICO_IND FICO Individual Conditions
F_FICO_STD FICO Standard Conditions
F_FIGM_BUD Grants Management: Authority for Budget
F_FIGM_CLS Grants Management: Authority for Class
F_FIGM_GNG GM: Grant Groups
F_FIGM_GNT Grants Management: Authority for Grant
F_FIGM_PRG Grants Management: Authority for Programs
F_FIGM_SCG GM: Sponsored Class Groups
F_FIGM_SPG GM: Sponsored Program Groups
F_FKKCJ FI-CA Authorization Object for Cash Journal
F_FM_DRRUL Funds Management: Rules of Account Assignment Derivation
F_FM_DRSTR Funds Management: Account Assignment Derivation Strategy
F_FM_OPEN FM: Authorization for Specially Opened Processes
F_FMBU_ACC Budgeting: Account Assignment
F_FMBU_DOC Budgeting: Document Type
F_FMBU_KEY Budgeting: Keyfigure
F_FMBU_KYF Budgeting: Keyfigure
F_FMBU_LAY Budgeting:FMPEP Layout
F_FMBU_STA Budgeting: Status
F_FMBU_VER Budgeting: Version and Budget Category
F_FMCA_IPM PSCD Installment Plan: Authorization for Mass Approval
F_FMCA_SHE Clarification Worklist (FMSHERLOCK)
F_FMCA_WOF IS-PS-CA: Write Off: Approval for Write-Off Reason
F_FMCA_WOM PSCD Write-Off: Authorization for Mass Approval
F_FMFG_DUN FM-FG: CCR Vendor Master
F_FMMD_FAR Funds Management: Functional Area (Authorization Group)
F_FMMD_FPG FM: Funded Porgram Sets
F_FMMD_MES Funds Management: Funded Program (Authorization Group)
F_FMME_ATT Funded Program authorizations
F_FMRE_BLK Funds locking, company code
F_FMRE_COM Funds commitment, company code
F_FMRE_FOR Forecast of revenue, company code
F_FMRE_PRE Funds precommitment, company code
F_FMRE_RES Funds reservation, company code
F_FMRE_TRA Funds transfer, company code
F_FMSHER Clarification Worklist - FMSherlock
F_FMSPLITG Authorization for Rule-Based Distrib'n to Multiple Acct Assn
F_FMWF_RSN Reasons for Release and Rejection, FM Workflow
F_FOPCMAIN MIC: Main Authorization
F_FUNDSRES Earmarked Funds, Funds Transfer
F_GLLO_ACG GL Loss on Receivables: Authorization Group Account
F_GLLO_BKA BCA General Ledger - Loss on Receivables: Bank Area
F_GLRE_BKA BCA General Ledger Reconciliation: Bank Area
F_GLVA_ACG BCA GL Individual Value Adjustment: Authorization Group Acct
F_GLVA_BKA BCA General Ledger - Individual Value Adjustment: Bank Area
F_GLVA_BPG BCA GL Individual Value Adjustment: Authorization Group BP
F_GLVA_PRG BCA GL Individ. Value Adjustment:Authorization Group Product
F_GMBU_ACC GM Budgeting: Account Assignment
F_GMGT_ATT Grants Management: Authorization Types
F_GMGT_FDG Grants Management: Field Groups
F_GMGT_GRP Grants Management: Authorization Groups
F_GMGT_RLT Grants Management: BP Roles
F_HMAC hmac_key
F_HOLD_ACT BCA Holds: Activity
F_INFO_BUK Central: Information System - CoCd, Trans. Type, Auth. Group
F_INVPGRIR Authorization for Performing GR/IR Clearing
F_INVRPGIR Authorization for GR/IR Journal (Inventory Info System)
F_INVRPMAT Authorization for Material Journal (Inventory Info System)
F_INVRPWIP Authorization for WIP Journal (Inventory Info System)
F_ISSR_1 Transaction Authorization Check
F_ISSR_AD
F_ISSR_BV Position Management
F_ISSR_BVC
F_ISSR_CU
F_ISSR_CUC
F_ISSR_DU
F_ISSR_GPC
F_ISSR_ID
F_ISSR_LTD
F_ISSR_MIG
F_IT_ALV Line Item Display: Change and Save Layout
F_ITTC_BUK
F_KBE__RES Funds reservation, company code
F_KBE__TRA Payment Transfer Company Code
F_KK_AVIS FI-CA Payment Advice Note in Contract A/R + A/P
F_KK_CJROL Cash Journal: Maintenance of Responsibilities
F_KK_EBPP FI-CA Special Functions for FSCM Biller Direct
F_KK_FCODE FI-CA authorizations for GUI functions with master data
F_KK_KUKON Authorization Check for Short Account Assignment
F_KK_LOCK FI-CA Processing Locks
F_KK_ODBUK FI-CA Request: Company Code Authorization
F_KK_ODCLA FI-CA Request: Mass Approval of Requests
F_KK_ODCLS FI-CA Request: Authorization for Request Class
F_KK_ODTYP FI-CA Request: Authorization for Request Category
F_KK_REPT FI-CA Receipt Management
F_KK_SEC FI-CA Security Deposit
F_KK_SOND FI-CA Special Functions
F_KKCASH FI-CA Authorization Object for Payment at Cash Desk
F_KKCC Obsolete !!! FI-CA Correspondence Generation
F_KKCMK FI-CA - Manual Checks Lot
F_KKCO Obsolete !!! FI-CA Correspondence in Contract A/R and A/P
F_KKCODU Correspondence Dunning in Contract Accounting
F_KKCR FI-CA Display Creditworthiness of a BP and Change Manually
F_KKCR_BUK FI-CA Authorization for Check Management / DFKKCR
F_KKDEVREV FI-CA Deferred Revenue Postings Transfer Posting Run
F_KKDU FI-CA Dunning in Contract Accounts Receivable & Payable
F_KKDU_BUK FI-CA Dunning in Contract Accts Rec. & Payable: CoCode Auth.
F_KKDUTL FI-CA Dunning: Telephone List
F_KKINDPAY FI-CA Payment Specification
F_KKINK FI-CA Authorization Object for Collection Agency
F_KKINSTPL FI-CA Auth. for Installment Plans in a Contract Account
F_KKINTER Authorization for Interest Posting
F_KKIP FI-CA Payment Specification
F_KKKO_AEN FI-CA Document in Contract A/R + A/P: Changeable Fields
F_KKKO_BEG FI-CA Doc.in Contract Accts Rec. & Pay.: Acct Authorization
F_KKKO_BUK FI-CA Doc.in Contract Accts Rec.& Pay.: CoCode Authorization
F_KKKO_GSB FI-CA Doc.in Contract Accts Rec. & Pay.: Business Area Auth.
F_KKMA FI-CA Mass Activities in Contract Accts Receivable & Payable
F_KKMDU Master Data Lot in Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
F_KKMIGRAT FI-CA IS Migration Workbench
F_KKNR FI-CA NOC Returns Lot in Conract Accts Rec. and Payable
F_KKPY FI-CA Automatic Payment Transactions in Contract A/R & A/P
F_KKRD_MAS FI-CA Document Reversal - Mass Processing
F_KKRK FI-CA Returns Lot in Contract A/R + A/P
F_KKRV FI-CA Transfer Posting Run Receivable Evaluation
F_KKSU FI-CA Reconciliation Key and Posting Totals
F_KKVARI FI-CA Maintain Variants for Parallel Processing
F_KKVK_BEG FI-CA Contract Account: Authorization Group
F_KKVK_BUK FI-CA Contract Account: Company Code Authorization
F_KKVK_FDG Contract Account: Authorization for Individual Field Groups
F_KKVK_VKT FI-CA Contract Acct: Contract Acct Type Authorization
F_KKWOFF FI-CA Write-Off Open Documents of a Business Partner
F_KKWOFFM FI-CA Authorization for Mass Clearing of Open Documents
F_KKZK FI-CA Payment Lot in Contract A/R & A/P
F_KKZWF FI-CA Authorization for Receivables Evaluation
F_KMT_MGMT Account Assignment Model: Auth. for Maintenance and Use
F_KNA1_AEN Customer: Change Authorization for Certain Fields
F_KNA1_APP Customer: Application Authorization
F_KNA1_BED Customer: Account Authorization
F_KNA1_BUK Customer: Authorization for Company Codes
F_KNA1_GEN Customer: Central Data
F_KNA1_GRP Customer: Account Group Authorization
F_KNA1_KGD Customer: Change Authorization for Account Groups
F_KNB1_ANA Customer: Authorization for Account Analysis
F_KNKA_AEN Credit Management: Change Authorization for Certain Fields
F_KNKA_KKB Credit Management: Authorization for Credit Control Area
F_KNKA_MAN Credit Management: General Maintenance Authorization
F_KNKK_BED Credit Management: Account Authorization
F_L_ACCRUL Leasing Accounting Authorization Object
F_LC_AUS Consolidation: Authorization for reports
F_LC_COM Consolidation: Authorization for companies
F_LC_ERH Consolidation: Authorization for data entry forms
F_LC_LDNR Consolidation: Authorization for ledgers
F_LC_SUBD Consolidation: Authorization for subgroup
F_LC_URUN Consolidation: Authorization for update
F_LC_VERS Consolidation: Authorization for versions
F_LFA1_AEN Vendor: Change Authorization for Certain Fields
F_LFA1_APP Vendor: Application Authorization
F_LFA1_BEK Vendor: Account Authorization
F_LFA1_BUK Vendor: Authorization for Company Codes
F_LFA1_GEN Vendor: Central Data
F_LFA1_GRP Vendor: Account Group Authorization
F_MAHN_BUK Automatic Dunning: Authorization for Company Codes
F_MAHN_KOA Automatic Dunning: Authorization for Account Types
F_MANDATE Authorization to Process a SEPA Mandate in FI
F_MET_BEG Loans: Authorization Group for Condition Table
F_MIE_SKO Real Estate: Rental agreement - Authorization for conditions
F_MNG_CON Real Estate: Management Contract - Authorization for CoCd
F_NFBA Authority Check for Nota Fiscal Writer Brazil
F_NTC_ACT BCA Notice: Activities for each Bank Area
F_NTC_AMT F_NTC_AMT
F_NTC_GRP Notice: Authorization for each Group
F_NTC_PER F_NTC_PER
F_PAIT_ACG BCA Payment Item: Authorization Group According to Account
F_PAIT_ACT BCA Payment Item: Activity
F_PAIT_ATT BCA Payment Item: Authorization Types
F_PAIT_BDA BCA Payment item: Backdated payment items.
F_PAIT_BKA BCA Payment Item: Bank Area
F_PAIT_BPG BCA Payment Item: Authorization Group According to BP
F_PAIT_GRP BCA Payment Item: Authorization Group
F_PAIT_PRG BCA Payment Item: Authorization Group According to Product
F_PAOR_ACG BCA Payment Order: Authorization Group According to Account
F_PAOR_ACT BCA Payment Order: Activity
F_PAOR_ATT BCA Payment Order: Authorization Types
F_PAOR_BKA BCA Payment Order: Bank Area
F_PAOR_BPG BCA Payment Order: Authorization Group According to BP
F_PAOR_GRP BCA Payment Order: Authorization Group
F_PAOR_PRG BCA Payment Order: Authorization Group According to Product
F_PAYM_ACT Additional activity checks for payment items/orders
F_PAYOH_AV Release and Rejection Reasons
F_PAYR_BUK Check Management: Action Authorization for Company Codes
F_PAYRQ Authorization Object for Payment Requests
F_PERI_ACT BCA Periodic Tasks: Activity (Simulation Update Run)
F_PMT_TRNS Real Estate: Payment Transaction - Author. CoCd/Activity
F_POD_BEG Loans: Authorization Group for Files
F_POH_BEG Loans: Authorization Group for Main Files
F_PRL_BUK Payment Release: Authority object by Com.Code and Action
F_PROD_GRP BCA/FIPR Product: Authorization Group
F_PSDO_BEG PSCD Document: Authorization Group for Contract Object
F_PSDO_VGT PSCD Beleg: Contract Object Type Authorization
F_PSFA_CAT PSCD Facts. Fact Type Parts
F_PSFA_SET PSCD Facts: Authorization for a Fact Set.
F_PSFA_TYP PSCD Facts. Fact Set Parts
F_PSM_DRUL Rules for Account Assignment Derivation
F_PSM_DSTR Strategy for Account Assignment Derivation
F_PSMEC_CR Expenditure Certification: Certification Run
F_PSMEC_FS Expenditure Certification: Financing Source
F_PSMEC_OP Expenditure Certification: Certifying Operation
F_PSOB_ATT PSCD Contract Object: Authorization Types
F_PSOB_BEG PSCD Contract Object: Authorization Group
F_PSOB_FDG PSCD Contract Object: Field Groups
F_PSOB_VGT PSCD Contract Object: Object Type Authorization
F_RE_BRGRP Real Estate: Authorization Group
F_RE_REPOR Real Estate: Reporting - Author.for CoCd/Auth.Grp/Data Type
F_RE_TRANS Real Estate: General Transaction Authorization
F_REAJ_AT Real Estate: Adjustment Measure
F_REAJ_CG Real Estate: Comparative Group
F_REAJ_PR Real Estate: Adjustment of Conditions
F_REBD_AO Real Estate: Architectural Object
F_REC_TAX Authorization Check for Tax Auditor
F_RECD_CN Real Estate: Conditions - Contract
F_RECD_RO Real Estate: Conditions - Rental Object
F_RECN Real Estate: Real Estate General Contract
F_RECN_ATT Real Estate: Authorization Types for General Contract
F_RECN_FDG Real Estate: Field Groups for General Contract
F_RECN_SKO Real Estate: Conditions for Real Estate General Contracts
F_REGU_BUK Automatic Payment: Activity Authorization for Company Codes
F_REGU_KOA Automatic Payment: Activity Authorization for Account Types
F_REIT_DS Real Estate: Input Tax Distribution
F_REIT_OR Real Estate: Option Rate Determination
F_REIT_TC Real Estate: Correction Object
F_RELM_JL Real Estate: Joint Liability
F_RELM_LR Real Estate: Land Register
F_RELM_NA Real Estate: Notice of Assessment
F_RELM_PE1 Real Estate: Public Register: Contamination/Non-Hazard.Waste
F_RELM_PE2 Real Estate: Public Register: Site Protection
F_RELM_PE3 Real Estate: Public Register: Development Plan
F_RELM_PE4 Real Estate: Public Register: Easement Register
F_RELM_PL Real Estate: Parcel of Land
F_RELM_RC Real Estate: Parcel Update
F_REMM_MN Real Estate: Mandate
F_REOR_OF Real Estate: Contract Offer
F_REOR_OO Real Estate: Offered Object
F_REOR_RR Real Estate: RE Search Request
F_REORG_PL General Ledger: Authorization for Reorganization
F_RERA_OP Real Estate: One-Time Postings
F_RESC_PG Real Estate: Participation Group
F_REXC_MS Real Estate: Main Rent Statement
F_RNT_ADJ Real Estate: Rent Adjustment - Authorization for CoCd/Method
F_RNT_OFF Real Estate: Offer - Authorization for CoCd/Bus.Entity
F_RPCODE Repetitive Code
F_RPROC Intercompany Reconciliation: Authorizations
F_RPUS_ATT Retirement plan: Authorization types
F_RPUS_FDG Retirement plan: Field groups
F_RQRSVIEW Bank Ledger: Viewer for Request Response Messages
F_RTP_ACT Retirement plan: Activity
F_RTP_AGP Retirement plan: Authorization group
F_RTP_BKA Retirement plan: Bank area
F_RTP_BPA Retirement plan: Authorization accountholder
F_RTP_BPG Retirement plan: Authorization accountholder (obsolete)
F_RTP_GRP Retirement plan: Authorization group (obsolete)
F_SEPA_MDT Authorization for Processing a Global SEPA Lock
F_SKA1_AEN G/L Account: Change Authorization for Certain Fields
F_SKA1_BES G/L Account: Account Authorization
F_SKA1_BUK G/L Account: Authorization for Company Codes
F_SKA1_KTP G/L Account: Authorization for Charts of Accounts
F_STAT_MON Bank Relationship: Status Monitor authorizations
F_STAT_USR Bank Communication: Assignment of Signature User ID
F_STO_TRAN Loans: Authorization for Reversal Transaction
F_STOR_ACG BCA Standing Order: Authorization Group According to Account
F_STOR_ACT BCA Standing Order: Activity
F_STOR_ATT BCA Standing Order: Authorization Types
F_STOR_BKA BCA Standing Order: Bank Area
F_STOR_BPG BCA Standing Order: Authorization Group According to BP
F_STOR_FDG BCA Standing Order: Field Groups
F_STOR_GRP BCA Standing Order: Authorization Group
F_STOR_PRG BCA Standing Order: Authorization Group According to Product
F_T_FBNAME Treasury: Authorization for Asynchronous Datafeed
F_T_PART_B Treasury: Business Partners: Authorization Group per Role
F_T_PART_R Treasury: Business Partners: Role Authorization
F_T_TRANSB Treasury: Transaction Authorization
F_T_VTBLL Limit Transfers
F_T_VTBLR Limit Reservations
F_T_VTBLV Limit
F_T_VTBMA Master Agreement
F_T011 Financial Statements: General Maintenance Authorization
F_T011_BUK Planning: Authorization for Company Codes
F_T011E Authorization for Financial Calendar
F_T011XBRL F/S from XBRL Taxonomy: General Maintenance Authorization
F_T042_BUK Payment Program Customizing: Authorization for Company Codes
F_T060_ACT Info System: Account Type/Activity for Evaluation View
F_TD_CORR controls the correction of an already fixed time deposit.
F_TR_MRM_S Scenario Maintenance
F_TRAVL Travel Planning
F_TRAVL_RW Travel Expenses: Posting Run Management
F_TRAVL_S Travel Planning Status Travel Agency
F_TRAVL_TG Separation Allowance
F_TRAVL_TP Maintain Separation Allowance Periods
F_TXW_RA DART: Retrieve data from archive
F_TXW_TF DART: Data extracts
F_TXW_TFCF DART: Data extract configuration
F_TXW_TV DART: Data view queries
F_TXW_TVC2 DART: Data view configuration, with AuthGrp
F_TXW_TVCF DART: Data view configuration
F_UDM_ESCA Dispute Case: Check of Escalation Reasons
F_UDM_GRUP Authorization for Collection Group
F_UDM_PRUN Program with Parallel Processing
F_UDM_SGMT Authorization for Collection Segment
F_UDM_STGY Authorization for Strategies
F_UDM_WLIT Worklist Items
F_UHC_ACT Collection Case: Actions
F_UKM_SGMT SAP Credit Management Authorization for Credit Segment
F_UMV_BUK Real Estate: Sales-based agreement adj. - CoCd authorization
F_VGINT Change to Posting Rule in FEBAN
F_WEB_ADRS Display/Change of Address Data via Web Interface
F_WEB_BANK Display/Change of Bank Data
F_WEB_BCNF Display/Change of a Balance Confirmation
F_WEB_BLNC
F_WEB_EBPP Participation in EBPP Process via Web Interface
F_WEB_ITEM
F_WEB_MTCH
F_WIBE Real Estate: Cost Efficiency Analysis
F_WORKQ001 Authorization Object for Work Queue
F_WTMG Withholding Tax Changeover
F_XCIT_ICI Real Estate: Italian localisation - ICI
F_XCIT_IRE Real Estate: Italian localisation - IRE
F_ZTXT_ACT Word Processing: Maintenance Authorization
FAGL_INST Customer Enhancements for General Ledger
FB_SRV_DMS Financials Basis: Data Model Synchronization
FB_SRV_GC Financials Basis: Garbage Collector
FB_SRV_TR Financials Basis: Transport
FD_AKT_ACT Loans: Filed Documents - Maintenance Authorization
FD_AUS_BUK Loans: Disbursement - Company Code Authorization
FD_AUS_GSA Loans: Disbursement - Authorization for Product Types
FD_BAV_BUK Loans: Transfer BAV Data - Company Code Authorization
FD_BEL_ACT Loans: Collateral Value - Maintenance Authorization
FD_BO_BUK Activity Authorization Based on Business Operation Category
FD_BUK_LAY Loans: Changing and Saving ALV Layouts
FD_CHARAC Loans: Authorization for Processing Characteristics
FD_CLI_GRP CL CLI: Authorization Group for Changes to a CLI Policy
FD_COT_GRP Loans: Authorization Group for Condition Table
FD_COT_PRD Loans: Assignment of Product to Condition Table
FD_DAR_ACT Loans: Transaction Check for Product Category
FD_DAR_BEG Loans: Authorization Group for Loan Contracts
FD_DAR_BUK Loans: Company Code Authorization
FD_DAR_DIS Distribution Channel
FD_DAR_GSA Loans: Authorization for Product Types
FD_DAR_RBD Loans: Authorization Check for Reserve for Bad Debts
FD_DAR_SBW Loans: Flow Type
FD_DAR_STA Loans: Status Authorization
FD_IA_ZANF Loans: Investor Account - Payment upon Request
FD_MAN_BUK Loans: Manual Debit Position - Company Code Authorization
FD_MAS_BUK Loans: Automatic Debit Position - Company Code Authorization
FD_MET_BUK Loans: Rollover Methods - Company Code Authorization
FD_OBJ_ACT Loans: Collateral Objects - Maintenance Authorization
FD_POD_BUK Loans: Rollover File - Company Code Authorization
FD_POG_BUK Loans: General Rollover File - Company Code Authorization
FD_POH_BUK Loans: Main Rollover File - Company Code Authorization
FD_POK_BUK Loans: Configure/Fill Rollover File - Company Code
FD_PROD_BG Loans: Authorization Group for Products
FD_SET_STA Loans: Automatic Status Transfer
FD_STOP_CD Loans: Authorization Check for Stop Code
FD_UMB_BUK Loans: Transfers - Authorization for CoCd / Product Type
FDT_ADMN BRFplus: Administration/Monitoring
FDT_OBJECT BRFplus: Authorization Check on Object Level
FDT_PROC BRFplus: Processing (Web Service/RFC)
FDT_TRACE BRFplus: Authorization Check on Trace
FDT_WORKB BRFplus: Authorization Check for BRFplus Workbench
FI_ABR_BUK Real Estate: Settlement unit - Company code authorization
FI_BAV_BUK Real Estate: Transfer BAV data - Company code authorization
FI_BEW_ACT Real Estate: Application - Maintenance authorization
FI_BKA_BUK Real Estate: Operat.costs stt. - Company code authorization
FI_FAG_BUK Real Estate: Free rent adj. commerc.agrmnt - CoCd authoriz.
FI_FAW_BUK Real Estate: Free rent adj. resid. agrmnt - CoCd authoriz.
FI_GAR_BUK Real Estate: Rent adj. of garage rent - CoCd authorization
FI_GBU_ACT Real Estate: Land register - Maintenance authorization
FI_GEB_BUK Real Estate: Building - Auth. for CoCd/business entity
FI_GRU_BUK Real Estate: property - Author.for CoCd/business entity
FI_HEI_BUK Real Estate: Heating system - Company code authorization
FI_HKA_BUK Real Estate: Heating expenses stt. - CoCd authorization
FI_IND_BUK Real Estate: Index-linked rent - Company code authorization
FI_KUE_BUK Real Estate: Notice on lease-out - Author.for CoCd/BE
FI_ME1_BUK Real Estate: Rental unit - Authoriz.for CoCd/business entity
FI_MIE_BUK Real Estate: Rental agreement - Authoriz. for CoCd/BE
FI_MIS_ACT Real Estate: Repr.lists of rents - Maintenance authorization
FI_MIS_BUK Real Estate: Repr.list of rents adj. - CoCd authorization
FI_MOD_BUK Real Estate: Modernization adjustment - CoCd authorization
FI_RAU_BUK Real Estate: Rooms - Authorization for CoCd/business entity
FI_VBE_BUK Real Estate: Comparative group - Company code authorization
FI_VWO_BUK Real Estate: Comparative apartment - Company code authoriz.
FI_WEI_BUK Real Estate: Business entity - Authoriz. for CoCd/BE
FI_WT_VEN Authorization object for vendr data enhancement
FI_ZAH_BUK Real Estate: Debit pos.payment transactions - CoCd authoriz.
FI_ZLG_BUK Real Estate: Surcharge adjustment - Company code authoriz.
FI_ZUO_ACT Real Estate: Assign RU/applic. - Maintenance authorization
FINB_ACINS Obsolete!!! Authorization with Reference to Accounting Inst.
FOT_B2A_V Admin. Report Electronic Data Transmission to Authorities
FPIA_GROUP Evaluate user groups (Gestinaire, Comptable, Super User etc)
FPP_ALL Authorization Object for All FPP Activities
FPP_CUST Authorization Object for Maintaining ParaProcessing Objects
FPP_USE Authorization for Using FPP Service Modules
FSCM_BCCE
FW_AKS_BUK Securities: Stock Split - Company Code Authorization
FW_BAV_BUK Securities: Transfer BAV Data - Company Code Authorization
FW_BES_BUK Securities: Position Indicator - Auth. for CoCd/Prod. Type
FW_BEZ_BUK Securities: Subscription Right - Company Code Authorization
FW_DEP_BUK Securities: Securities Account - Authorization for CoCd/TTy
FW_GAT_ACT Securities: Class - Transaction Check Prod. Cat./Activity
FW_GAT_GSA Securities: Class - Authorization for Transaction Types
FW_JUA_BUK Securities: New Stock - Company Code Authorization
FW_KAB_BUK Securities: Capital Reduction - Company Code Authorization
FW_KER_BUK Securities: Capital Increase - Company Code Authorization
FW_MAS_BUK Securities: Automatic Debit Position - CoCd/Product Type
FW_ORD_BUK Securities: Order - Company Code Authorization
FW_ORD_GSA Securities: Order - Authorization for Transaction Types
FW_ORD_STA Securities: Order - Status Authorization
FW_OSA_BUK Securities: Exercise WA - Authorization for CoCd/Prod. Type
FW_OST_BUK Securities: Detach WA - Company Code Authorization
FW_SON_BUK Securities: Other Postings - Company Code Authorization
FW_UMB_BUK Securities: Balance Sheet Transfer - Co. Code Authorization
FW_UMD_BUK Securities: Securities Account Transfer - CoCd Authorization
FW_WAN_BUK Securities: Exercise Convertible Bond - Company Code Auth.
FZ_BAV_BUK
FZ_FRG_KOM Release: Authorization Check - Release Object/Authoriz. Amnt
FZ_FRG_OST Release: Authorization for Release Object/Release Status
FZ_IND_ACT Index data: Maintenance authorization
FZ_PRT_ACT Partner Management: Partner - General Maintenance Authoriz.
FZ_PRT_AUS Partner Management: Partner Role - Selection Authorization
FZ_PRT_BEG Treasury: Business Partners: Authorization Group for Partner
Thanking you
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Mahesh

Ask for model qn.

Hi,
i would like to do SAP FICO Certification program.
can anybody send me a model certification question paper?
pl. send it to my mail id [email protected]
it will help for my future.
thanks in advance.
belated wish u happy new year 2008

Hi,
Please refer the link below.
http://www.sapcertification.info/viewpage.php?page_id=48
FICO Sample Questions -I,II,III
Regards
Tushar
P.S. Reward points for useful answer.
Edited by: Tushar Vhora on Jan 15, 2008 10:26 AM

How to prepare for SAP FICO Certification Exam.

Dear All,
Can any body would like to tell me on the above cited subject. I have some related querries as below:
1. Does the certification exam question refer the current SAP FICO Version?
2. How to prepare for the exam as I do not want to attend the classes but to appear for exam directly.
3. Is there the model question and answer paper available on sap site or internet.
4. How to get the relevent SAP FICO books. Is the same available on internet?
Your's the best reply / suggestions will be appreciated.
Rgds,
BABA

Hi,
a. Certifications are usually available for latest versions. contact sap education @sap.com for the same.
b. Am not sure if you could take the exam directly. you need attend academy @ siemens/genovate or work on a sap projects and let your company sponsor you.
c. http://www.sap-img.com/zf006.htm or http://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/sap-fi-certification-exam-2114 or http://www.sapprofessionals.org/?q=125_fi_questions_for_certification.
d. Hi,
The below link could be good place to start...
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki
My Home > ERP Financials > Main &
My Home > ERP Financials > Main > How-To Guides
http://www.sap-img.com/sap-fi.htm
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ficogroup/
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/SAPIENT-FICO/
Rgds.

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