Implement PO, FA, AP without HRMS & INVENTORY (11.5.10)

Hi,
We are implementing PO, FA & AP as part of P2P impelementation for Bank (v 11.5.10). Can you please let me know if there are any specific things to keep in mind considering there is no plan to implement HRMS & Inventory module in near future.
Also is there any Banking Specific tips for implementing these modules?
Appreciate your help in advance & have great day.
Ashish

1) It is possible that a patch changed it or that the user guide you looked at is not the latest version. What difference do you see? I have 25 columns in 11.5.10.2 instance.
2) Did you follow the suggestions in the user guide http://docs.oracle.com/cd/A85683_01/acrobat/115faug.pdf page 3-27
3) Did you run Physical Inventory comparison program after loading the records? Read the 10 pages upto 3-37 to find useful hints.
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