How to bring loan balances in FI

Question

Dear Experts,
We have uploaded employee data (loan, advances etc) in HR but not flowing in FI. How to bring those balances in FI
Can you please suggest me,
Regards,
Rao

Answer 1

Hi,
Personnel numbers are created in HR module of SAP and to supplement the expense related postings we create employee vendors in FI module.
To make this happen we should use the transaction PRAA which automatically copies the HR master data from HR tables and fills it up in the employee vendor master record.
However the program only copies client level data, that is, name address and all.
The company code level data still needs to be updated in the employee vendor master record. This data comes from the reference vendor which you need to mention in the PRAA selection screen.
When you execute the program PRAA for creating employee vendors for the selected Personnel Numbers, the program copies recon accounts, payment terms, house bank etc froom the reference vendor.
For using PRAA transaction, the following details must be filled up in the corresponding HR master record:-
1.) Actions (Infotype 0000)
2.) Organizational Assignment (Infotype 0001)
3.) Personal Data (Infotype 0002)
4.) Permanent Residence (Infotype 0006 Subtype 1)
5.) Bank Details (Infotype 0009 Subtype 0 or 2)
If these are not present, the program will give you an error and tell you what information is actually missing.
Now regarding the number range, you should create a separate account group for employee vendors and assign a number range to it.
If you want the personnel no=vendor number then you will have to make the number range as external and adjust the user exit routing 'SET_VENDOR_NO_BY_USER' (in include RPRAPAEX_001).
Please read the PRAA documentation (which is given in the blue coloured "i" button on the PRAA screen next to execute button).
Using PRAA also helps in cases where exmployee is getting transferred from one company code to another. It gives better control to the system.
You should avoid using FK01 and XK01 for creating employee vendors.
Best of luck,
Nitish