Letters of Credit
In R11i what is the solution for issuing and tracking the subsequent presentation of LOC`s issued to suppliers?
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Any idea? Please let me know.
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View Letters of Credit - Tcode
Dear Friends,
Sincerely speaking, I am very much new to this FORUM & SAP Environment. I would like to know the Tcode to - VIEW Letters of Credit issued (both closed and still open items) for verification purpose.
Can any one help me out to get the t-code? Please....
Kindly bear with me, if the questions are at basic level.Dear Friends,
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Bank Guarantees and Letters of Credit
Hi friends
Can u help me as to the actual business flows of Bank Guarantees and Letter of Credit? In SAP, they are treated as noted items, but what is the exact procedure regards the liability creation.
Any useful links wud be welcome.
ThxsDear Sanju MS,
please kindly run the transaction OBXY. You should already have the following entries:
D G Guaran. Guarantee
D L Letter Letter of Credit
Then You can use F-38, F-49 to post.
I hope this helps.
Mauri -
Hi Friends,
I'm trying to iimplement Letter of credit for our customer.
I'm creating a sales order and giving the reference of the Letter of credit(U -irrevocable unconfirmed) at the line item level. LoC value is 10 lakhs INR and SO value is 60,000 INR. The order in this case is still going on credit block.
Is there anything missing here? I have made all the relevant settings for payment guarantee.
Can LoC be configured to work indepently of credit management.
Regards,
SajiHi,
In the customer master> Sales area Data> Billing tab, you have to mention payment guarantee procedure 0001 = Letters of credit.
In the sale order when the financial document is assigned ( created in VX11n ) the green light should be displayed when checked.
If you do not want credit management to be active for the customer for whom payment guarantee procedure is maintained, then remove credit control area from the customer master.
The reason being when LC is assigned, it is as good as payment received. so there will be no credit exposure for the customer.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sharan -
Hello Guru's,
We have the following requirement:
In Perú, apart from the Invoice Document I need to give to the customer some Letter of Credits (LOC) that represent the 100% of the invoice value. The customer or bank will make the payment to us clearing the letter of credit, not the invoice. So I need to create a process that reverse the invoice and create n letter of credit assigned to the original invoice for the customer. Depending on the payment terms I can have 3 letters of credit for 1 invoice.
Example:
1. Sales Order 1: Net value 900 USD (Payment terms 90 days)
This sales order must have assigned 3 letters of credit that sum the total sales order amount (900 USD):
a. Letter of Credit 1: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 30 days
b. Letter of Credit 2: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 60 days
c. Letter of Credit 3: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 90 days
2. Invoice 1 Net value 900 USD (Payment terms 90 days)
Accounting Document Invoice 1:
D H
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 990
VAT 4XXXXXXX 90
Sales 7XXXXXXX 900
Actually the following documents are created automatically after invoice creation according to the Letter of credit parameters set in sales order. (This process is done in their actual legacy, not in SAP, we need to replicate the process in SAP)
Accounting document Letter of credit 1:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
Accounting document Letter of credit 2:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
Accounting document Letter of credit 3:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
To sum up: For this example the system must create 4 documents during invoice process.
A. Invoice 1 for 990 USD
B. Letter of Credit 1 for 330 USD
C. Letter of Credit 2 for 330 USD
D. Letter of Credit 3 for 330 USD
All the documents impression will be sent to the customer. They create Letter of Credits to replace the invoice because legally there are more secure for payment. The payment of the customer must clear the Letter of Credit (The Customer account of the invoice were cleared by the letter of credit)
What solution do you recommend for this requirement? I was thinking to develop a USER EXIT on accounting document invoice creation to create additional FI documents for the LOCs required.
Thanks for your help.
Best Regards,
PabloHello Pablo,
I had the same situation in Chile. I had to make the procedure manually because:
- I could not determine with which Banks I was going to use for the LoC
- I don't know the amount to be paid in each LoC
- I don't know the payment terms for each LoC.
- The LoC currency was not always the same
If you solve these problems, may be a Z report which reads the Payment Method and a BAPI for GL document creation could help you, but its very complex.
Kind Regards -
Credit management activation with letter of credit
Hi Sap guru
I have one queries regarding customer credit limit effect with LC document.
If i creating one LC document for customer after assign to sales order for that perticular customer, it should effect the credit limit of that customer.
In which field it should effect the custmer credit master FD32.
in secured liability field , secured receviable field , or the receviable field .
Can any body tell ,me what is the process of LC attachment with sales order if the credit management is active in company code , and what is the effect in customer credit expouser.
Thanks in advance .
Regards
Anjan Kumar JhaHi Anjan
It is the aim of every credit policy to reduce the risk represented by customer receivables.
Along with Credit Management, several other Payment Guarantee Forms within the
business processes are explored. These include letters of credit and payment cards.
These payment guarantee forms differ in the level of security they can offer and are all
integrated within Risk Management.
When a payment guarantee is used (for example, a letter of credit), the system first tries to
provide the optimum in risk minimization. If this is not possible, then Credit Management in
a second step is used to create a credit limit and therefore restrict the level of risk.
Letters of credit are used predominantly for large -scale export transactions, whereas cre dit
while Cards are more important for Retail transactions.
You create a Letter of credit by using VX11 after creating that you assign that in billing tab of sales order in risk Management Financial doc number.
keep in mind the incoterms of Letter of Credit and Sales order should be same.
Reward if helpful
Thanks & Regards
Abhishek Swarup -
is oracle payable and purchasing support LC? Is not What The Suggetion Work Around Must Go To Implemented?
ThanksJust to give you an background, A Letter of Credit (LC) is a document issued by your bank that essentially acts as an irrevocable guarantee of payment to a beneficiary. This means that if you do not perform your obligations, your bank pays. The letter of credit can also be the source of repayment of the transaction meaning that the exporter will get paid with the redemption of the letter of credit.
Let me give you an example:
For simplicity sake lets imagine that your company imports Laptop from a Taiwan manufacturer called XYZ Computer, which banks at CitiBank Taiwan. Your company currently banks at OCBC Singapore
For the purpose of this example these will be the roles that the parties will play in the letter of credit transaction:
Your company : applicant
Taiwan manufacturer : beneficiary
OCBC Singapore : Issuing Bank
CitiBank Taiwan : Advising Bank
The example:
You want to buy $50,000 worth of desktop/Laptops from Taiwan Manufacturing, which agrees to gives you 60 days to pay it with the condition that you provide them with a 90 days letter of credit for the full amount. The steps to get the LC would be as follows:
1)You go to OCBC Singapore and request a $50,000 letter of credit with Taiwan Manufacturing as a beneficiary.
2)The bank goes through its underwriting process. Although the bank is not advancing money, they are extending credit on your behalf and are taking on a contingent liability. If your company qualifies from a credit standpoint the LC is issued.
3)Even if your company does not qualify for credit, you can still get an LC if you are willing to put cash collateral CD secured letters of credit are very common for small business specially in APAC region.
4)The bank sends a copy of the letter of credit to OCBC Singapore, which lets the vendor knows and the merchandise is shipped.
Take into consideration that the letter of credit itself might be the source of repayment of the transaction. It could be that Taiwan Manufacturing is interested in getting paid as soon as the stuff is shipped. Therefore, the letter of credit will indicate that payment shall be made as soon as Taiwan Manufacturing can present proof of shipping. -
Letter of Credit in sales cycle
Hello experts,
I have the following scenario:
Apart from the Invoice Document I need to give to the customer some Letter of Credits (LOC) that represent the 100% of the invoice value. The customer will pay the letter of credit, not the invoice. So I need to create a process that reverse the invoice and create n letter of credit assigned to the original invoice for the customer. Depending on the payment terms I can have 3 letter of credit for an invoice.
What about the Documentary payment (SD-FT-LOC) in SAP? Can I use VX11 to create LOCs and then assing n LOCs to 1 invoice? I was thinking to develop a USER EXIT on invoice cancelation to create, apart the standard FI document invoice cancelation, the additional FI documents for the LOCs required.
Thank for your help.
Best Regards,
PabloHello G. Lakshmipathi,
The scenario is the following:
Apart from the Invoice Document I need to give to the customer some Letter of Credits (LOC) that represent the 100% of the invoice value. The customer or bank will make the payment to us clearing the letter of credit, not the invoice. So I need to create a process that reverse the invoice and create n° LOCs assigned to the original invoice for the customer. Depending on the payment terms I can have 3 letters of credit for 1 invoice.
Example:
1. Sales Order 1: Net value 900 USD (Payment terms 90 days)
This sales order must have assigned 3 letters of credit that sum the total sales order amount (900 USD):
a. Letter of Credit 1: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 30 days
b. Letter of Credit 2: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 60 days
c. Letter of Credit 3: Net Value: 300 USD, payment terms 90 days
2. Invoice 1 Net value 900 USD (Payment terms 90 days)
Accounting Document Invoice 1:
D H
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 990
VAT 4XXXXXXX 90
Sales 7XXXXXXX 900
Actually the following documents are created automatically after invoice creation according to the Letter of credit parameters set in sales order. (This process is done in their actual legacy, not in SAP, we need to replicate the process in SAP)
Accounting document Letter of credit 1:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
Accounting document Letter of credit 2:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
Accounting document Letter of credit 3:
Letter of Credit account 12XXXXX2 330
Customer Account 12XXXXX1 330
To sum up: For this example the system must create 4 documents during invoice process.
A. Invoice 1 for 990 USD
B. Letter of Credit 1 for 330 USD
C. Letter of Credit 2 for 330 USD
D. Letter of Credit 3 for 330 USD
What solution do you recommend for this requirement?
Thanks for your help!
Best Regards,
Pablo -
Exclusion of cash in advance in credit check
Dera All,
My requirement is to exclude the Letters of credit amount, cash against documents and demand draft amount in credit exposure amount of a customer. The system should take the above amounts in the Credit exposure. I dont get the clue for making this to happen...kinldy throw some lights on this requirement to sort out this issue.
Valuable points will be rewarded
Regards
SaruHi Friend,
Please check transaction OVA8, you can assign your own requirement in user routine.
You can write ur own code in those routines.
Hope it will help you to get solution.
Regards
Krishnendu -
Hi everyone,
Could anyone send me some links, or explain me something regarding credit card integration in SAP SD.
Thanks in advance.
I apprecieate your helpDear Aditya,
I have worked extensively on credit card configuration. let me know you email id so that i can send the documents to you.
In SAP the credit card processing is integrated with the sales and
distribution module.
Payment card configuration
Much of what is required for credit card processing to work with VISA, Master
Card, and American Express is already set up in SAP.
For all credit card configurations refer to
Define Card Types
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Here we define the type of cards that can be used in the system. A four-letter
code is given for each card type. E.g. MAST for Master Card, VSAJ for Visa
Japan. A function module for checking the card number is also specified here.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Card Categories
(a) Define card Categories: Here we specify the card category of the
payment card. With this the system automatically determines the card
category when you enter a card number in master data or sales
documents.
(b) Determine card categories: Here we specify the acceptable number
ranges for different card types. Also card categories are assigned to the
card types. Even though SAP comes with card checking algorithms
(Function Modules) for standard card types this configuration setting
is particularly useful to those cards that do not contain any standard
checking algorithm already set up in SAP.
Maintain Payment Card Plan Type
In this step, you assign the payment plan type for payment cards, the payment
card plan type, to all sales document types in which you will be using payment
cards. You cannot process payment cards if you have not made this assignment
The standard system contains payment plan type 03 for processing payment
cards. Fig 3. Show the screen where this assignment is done.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Blocking Reasons
In this step, you define blocking reasons for payment cards. You enter these in
the payer master record to block cards. The standard system contains blocking
reason 01 for lost cards.
Risk Management for Payment Cards
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Risk Management for payment cards.
Risk Management plays a central role within Sales, providing you with checks
and functions to minimize your credit risk. In addition to letters of credit and
export credit insurance, payment cards are among the payment guarantee forms
that you can use to insure payment for sales order items. SAP comes with predefined
payment forms of guarantee as shown below. Customer can also
maintain other forms of payment suited for their line of business.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Define forms of payment guarantee
Maintain payment guarantee procedures
In this step, you define Payment guarantee procedure. These procedure controls,
which form of payment guarantee, are valid for a particular customer, and for a
particular sales document type.
The various settings done under this configuration are
Define payment guarantee procedures
Maintain customer determination procedure
Maintain document determination procedure
Assign sales document types
Determine payment guarantee procedures
Maintain authorization requirements*
Here requirements* are set to tell the system how and when to carry out
authorization when a sales order is saved. SAP comes with two requirements
Form routine 1. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete. The system carries authorization when the order is saved.
Form routine 2. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete, but the authorization for all the complete documents is carried out in
batch.
Additional requirements* can be assigned here as per the business requirements.
*Requirements are ABAP/4 code. Requirements for various functions can be accessed using transaction VOFM
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Checking Groups
How and when authorizations are carried out depends on the setting you make in
the customizing for maintain checking group routines.
The three main settings that influence authorization are:
a) Authorization requirements
b) Authorization horizon
c) Preauthorization
There are two settings under this setting.
Define checking group: Here a checking group is defined and the
authorization requirement (described in the previous section), Authorization
horizon (described below) and preauthorization settings are done for this
checking group.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Here you can see a checking group C1 is defined with the authorization
requirement 902. Checking the pre-authorization tells the system to carryout preauthorization
if the order fulfillment date falls outside the horizon. The
authorization horizon specifies the number of days before the material
availability date, or billing date, that the system is to initiate authorization. If a
sales order is saved within the authorization horizon, the system carries out
authorization immediately. If a sales order is saved before the authorization
horizon comes into effect, the system does not authorize at all, or carries out
preauthorization.
In this example, the system has been set to authorize one day before delivery
creation. The system does not carry out authorization when the order is saved on
Day 0, rather on Day 2. Note that the authorization validity period has been set to
14 days in Customizing IMG Authorization and settlement Specify
authorization validity periods. The transaction will have to be reauthorized if
delivery activities take longer than 14 days.
Assign checking groups: Here the checking groups defined earlier are
assigned to different sales document types as shown fig 8.
Specify authorization validity periods
Here number of days that an authorization can remain valid for different card
types are maintained. Refer to Fig 9.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Assign checking groups
Assign validity period for authorization for different card types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Account Determination
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Maintain Clearing House
In the following steps, you set the condition technique for determining
clearinghouse reconciliation accounts for authorization and settlement. The
system uses the entries here to determine the clearing account for the payment
card charges. When settlement is run, the postings in the receivable account for
the payment card will be credited and a consolidated debit will be created and
posted to the clearinghouse account. These accounts are a special type of general
ledger account that is posted from Sales and Distribution.
Here, you maintain:
Maintain field catalog.
Condition tables and the fields that they contain
Access sequences and condition types
Account determination procedures
You then assign these accounts to condition types.
Add to field catalog
Here you maintain the fields that can be used in the condition table. Fig 10.
Shows the transaction to maintain the field catalog.
Maintain Field Catalog.
Maintain condition tables
Here condition tables are maintained with fields that are added to the field
catalog. SAP comes pre-configured with two condition tables 4 and 6.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Condition Table
Maintain access sequences
In this step we define an access sequence and link the access sequence with the
condition tables.
Here an access sequence is defined. SAP comes with the access sequence A001.
Define Access Sequence
Once the new access sequence is defined, it is linked to the condition tables as
shown in the next screen.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Access For Access Sequence
Selecting an access and clicking fields will display the fields for the selected
access as shown below for access 10 as shown above.
Display Access Fields
Maintain condition types
Here condition types are defined and the access sequence to linked to it.
Condition types are contained in account determination procedures and control
which access sequences the system uses to find condition records.
These are
The condition
tables.
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Define condition type
Maintain account determination procedure
In this step an account determination procedure is defined and linked to the
condition type (which in turn is linked to the access sequence).
Define account determination procedure
Assign account determination procedure.
Here an account determination procedure CC01 is defined and the condition type
CC01 is assigned to it.
Access sequence linked to the condition type
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Assign account determination procedures
In this customizing the previously set up account determination procedure is
assigned to different billing documents.
Assign Accounts (G/L)
G/L accounts are assigned here for the combination of Sales organization, Card
type, chart of accounts and condition types.
Assign G/L accounts
Set authorization / settlement control per account
Each G/L account is assigned an authorization and a settlement function module.
The system will read the configuration a call the authorization and settlement
function module during authorization and settlement respectively.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Set Authorization and settlement function module
Maintain merchant IDs per account
A merchant may have one or more IDs for each clearinghouse with which it does
business. Here, you assign these different merchant IDs to their related
receivables accounts.
Assign Merchant IDs
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Authorization and Settlement in SAP
Sales Order Cycle With Credit Card
Authorization
When an order is placed through the front-end system, the order information,
credit card information, billing information, shipping information is passed to
SAP. SAP processes the order calculates the taxes, the shipping costs and reads
the configuration information settings and executes the function module setup as
described . The function module formats the data and makes a RFC *
call to the payment application**.
The payment application screens the order for fraud, encrypts the data and
communicates with the third party processor who in turns communicates with
the card association and card issuer.
*RFC (Remote Function Call)
*Payment Application: Middle ware between SAP and third party processor/bank.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The third party processor responds back with the response whether the
transaction is approved or declined or referred.
Note: When any item in the order does not have a confirmed quantity, then
authorization is not carried out for the full amount. A small dollar amount
usually ($1) is used as the authorization amount. During the rescheduling run
the system will check for the material availability. If the material can be
delivered within the horizon date, a full authorization for the order is carried
out.
Approved: When the credit card transaction is approved the systems checks for
the material availability, confirms the material for the ordered quantity and saves
the order.
Declined: The material availability check for the material is not made, and the
order is rejected.
Referred: The order is saved and is blocked for delivery. In this situation is
merchant calls the bank checks for the available credit on the card and a manual
authorization is carried out.
Sales Order Entry Screen in SAP
Payment Card
Information
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The first line in payment card screen is the card check performed by SAP system,
using the card check algorithm function module as described in Fig 1. And the
remaining lines represent the actual authorizations that are carried out.
Payment Card Screen
Path Header Payment Cards.
Settlement
Legally the merchant can charge the credit card after the order has been
completely processed. In SAP this happens after a delivery is created and the
goods has been shipped. In case there is not enough authorization for the order
to be delivered, the system goes out the get the authorization for the remaining
amount.
In SAP settlement is initiated using the transaction FCC1. All the valid
authorization is submitted in a batch to the payment application at scheduled
intervals as specified by the third party processor.
The payment application encrypts this data and communicates with the third
party processor. The third party processor checks if the settlement request has a
valid authorization against it. The third party processor then transfers the fund
from the cardholders bank to the merchant bank.
Authorization
Response
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Regards,
Rakesh -
Dear All,
Can I have some information related to Credit Card in SAP.
Please mail me on my mail id [email protected]
Regards,
GeorgeDear George,
Please find the relevant details related to credit Crads as follows:
Overview
This document attempts to explain in the brief the credit card processing in SAP.
SAP provides a flexible and secure payment card interface that works with the
software of selected partners that provide merchant processes and clearing house
services. In SAP the credit card processing is integrated with the sales and
distribution module.
Payment card configuration
Much of what is required for credit card processing to work with VISA, Master
Card, and American Express is already set up in SAP.
For all credit card configurations refer to
Define Card Types
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Here we define the type of cards that can be used in the system. A four-letter
code is given for each card type. E.g. MAST for Master Card, VSAJ for Visa
Japan. A function module for checking the card number is also specified here.
1. Define Card Types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Card Categories
(a) Define card Categories: Here we specify the card category of the
payment card. With this the system automatically determines the card
category when you enter a card number in master data or sales
documents.
(b) Determine card categories: Here we specify the acceptable number
ranges for different card types. Also card categories are assigned to the
card types. Even though SAP comes with card checking algorithms
(Function Modules) for standard card types this configuration setting
is particularly useful to those cards that do not contain any standard
checking algorithm already set up in SAP.
2. Determine Card Categories
Maintain Payment Card Plan Type
In this step, you assign the payment plan type for payment cards, the payment
card plan type, to all sales document types in which you will be using payment
cards. You cannot process payment cards if you have not made this assignment
The standard system contains payment plan type 03 for processing payment
cards. 3. Show the screen where this assignment is done.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
3. Maintain Payment Plan Type
Maintain Blocking Reasons
In this step, you define blocking reasons for payment cards. You enter these in
the payer master record to block cards. The standard system contains blocking
reason 01 for lost cards.
Risk Management for Payment Cards
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Risk Management for payment cards.
Risk Management plays a central role within Sales, providing you with checks
and functions to minimize your credit risk. In addition to letters of credit and
export credit insurance, payment cards are among the payment guarantee forms
that you can use to insure payment for sales order items. SAP comes with predefined
payment forms of guarantee as shown below. Customer can also
maintain other forms of payment suited for their line of business.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Define forms of payment guarantee
3. Define forms of payment guarantee
Maintain payment guarantee procedures
In this step, you define Payment guarantee procedure. These procedure controls,
which form of payment guarantee, are valid for a particular customer, and for a
particular sales document type.
The various settings done under this configuration are
Define payment guarantee procedures
Maintain customer determination procedure
Maintain document determination procedure
Assign sales document types
Determine payment guarantee procedures
Maintain authorization requirements*
Here requirements* are set to tell the system how and when to carry out
authorization when a sales order is saved. SAP comes with two requirements
Form routine 1. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete. The system carries authorization when the order is saved.
Form routine 2. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete, but the authorization for all the complete documents is carried out in
batch.
Additional requirements* can be assigned here as per the business requirements.
*Requirements are ABAP/4 code. Requirements for various functions can be accessed using transaction VOFM
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
4. Maintain Card Authorization Requirements
Maintain Checking Groups
How and when authorizations are carried out depends on the setting you make in
the customizing for maintain checking group routines.
The three main settings that influence authorization are:
a) Authorization requirements
b) Authorization horizon
c) Preauthorization
There are two settings under this setting.
Define checking group: Here a checking group is defined and the
authorization requirement (described in the previous section), Authorization
horizon (described below) and preauthorization settings are done for this
checking group.
5. Define Checking Group
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Here you can see a checking group C1 is defined with the authorization
requirement 902. Checking the pre-authorization tells the system to carryout preauthorization
if the order fulfillment date falls outside the horizon. The
authorization horizon specifies the number of days before the material
availability date, or billing date, that the system is to initiate authorization. If a
sales order is saved within the authorization horizon, the system carries out
authorization immediately. If a sales order is saved before the authorization
horizon comes into effect, the system does not authorize at all, or carries out
preauthorization.
6. Preauthorization Concept
In this example, the system has been set to authorize one day before delivery
creation. The system does not carry out authorization when the order is saved on
Day 0, rather on Day 2. Note that the authorization validity period has been set to
14 days in Customizing IMG Authorization and settlement Specify
authorization validity periods. The transaction will have to be reauthorized if
delivery activities take longer than 14 days.
Assign checking groups: Here the checking groups defined earlier are
assigned to different sales document types as shown 8.
Specify authorization validity periods
Here number of days that an authorization can remain valid for different card
types are maintained. Refer to 9.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
8. Assign checking groups
9. Assign validity period for authorization for different card types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Account Determination
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Maintain Clearing House
In the following steps, you set the condition technique for determining
clearinghouse reconciliation accounts for authorization and settlement. The
system uses the entries here to determine the clearing account for the payment
card charges. When settlement is run, the postings in the receivable account for
the payment card will be credited and a consolidated debit will be created and
posted to the clearinghouse account. These accounts are a special type of general
ledger account that is posted from Sales and Distribution.
Here, you maintain:
Maintain field catalog.
Condition tables and the fields that they contain
Access sequences and condition types
Account determination procedures
You then assign these accounts to condition types.
Add to field catalog
Here you maintain the fields that can be used in the condition table. 10.
Shows the transaction to maintain the field catalog.
10. Maintain Field Catalog.
Maintain condition tables
Here condition tables are maintained with fields that are added to the field
catalog. SAP comes pre-configured with two condition tables 4 and 6. Refer
11.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
11. Maintain Condition Table
Maintain access sequences
In this step we define an access sequence and link the access sequence with the
condition tables.
Here an access sequence is defined. SAP comes with the access sequence A001.
12. Define Access Sequence
Once the new access sequence is defined, it is linked to the condition tables as
shown in the next screen.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
13. Maintain Access For Access Sequence
Selecting an access and clicking fields will display the fields for the selected
access as shown below for access 10 as shown above.
14. Display Access Fields
Maintain condition types
Here condition types are defined and the access sequence to linked to it.
Condition types are contained in account determination procedures and control
which access sequences the system uses to find condition records.
These are The condition tables.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
15. Define condition type
Maintain account determination procedure
In this step an account determination procedure is defined and linked to the
condition type (which in turn is linked to the access sequence).
Define account determination procedure
16. Assign account determination procedure.
Here an account determination procedure CC01 is defined and the condition type
CC01 is assigned to it.
Access sequence linked to the condition type
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Assign account determination procedures
In this customizing the previously set up account determination procedure is
assigned to different billing documents.
Assign Accounts (G/L)
G/L accounts are assigned here for the combination of Sales organization, Card
type, chart of accounts and condition types as shown in the 17.
17. Assign G/L accounts
Set authorization / settlement control per account
Each G/L account is assigned an authorization and a settlement function module.
The system will read the configuration a call the authorization and settlement
function module during authorization and settlement respectively.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
18. Set Authorization and settlement function module
Maintain merchant IDs per account
A merchant may have one or more IDs for each clearinghouse with which it does
business. Here, you assign these different merchant IDs to their related
receivables accounts.
19. Assign Merchant IDs
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Authorization and Settlement in SAP
20. Sales Order Cycle With Credit Card Authorization
When an order is placed through the front-end system, the order information,
credit card information, billing information, shipping information is passed to
SAP. SAP processes the order calculates the taxes, the shipping costs and reads
the configuration information settings and executes the function module setup as
described in Fig. 18. The function module formats the data and makes a RFC *
call to the payment application**.
The payment application screens the order for fraud, encrypts the data and
communicates with the third party processor who in turns communicates with
the card association and card issuer.
*RFC (Remote Function Call)
*Payment Application: Middle ware between SAP and third party processor/bank.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The third party processor responds back with the response whether the
transaction is approved or declined or referred.
Note: When any item in the order does not have a confirmed quantity, then
authorization is not carried out for the full amount. A small dollar amount
usually ($1) is used as the authorization amount. During the rescheduling run
the system will check for the material availability. If the material can be
delivered within the horizon date, a full authorization for the order is carried
out.
Approved: When the credit card transaction is approved the systems checks for
the material availability, confirms the material for the ordered quantity and saves
the order.
Declined: The material availability check for the material is not made, and the
order is rejected.
Referred: The order is saved and is blocked for delivery. In this situation is
merchant calls the bank checks for the available credit on the card and a manual
authorization is carried out.
21. Sales Order Entry Screen in SAP
Payment Card
Information
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The first line in payment card screen is the card check performed by SAP system,
using the card check algorithm function module as described in 1. And the
remaining lines represent the actual authorizations that are carried out.
22. Payment Card Screen
Path Header Payment Cards.
Settlement
Legally the merchant can charge the credit card after the order has been
completely processed. In SAP this happens after a delivery is created and the
goods has been shipped. In case there is not enough authorization for the order
to be delivered, the system goes out the get the authorization for the remaining
amount.
In SAP settlement is initiated using the transaction FCC1. All the valid
authorization is submitted in a batch to the payment application at scheduled
intervals as specified by the third party processor.
The payment application encrypts this data and communicates with the third
party processor. The third party processor checks if the settlement request has a
valid authorization against it. The third party processor then transfers the fund
from the cardholders bank to the merchant bank.
Authorization
Response
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Regards,
Rakesh -
Credit Card Configuration in SAP
Dear All,
Can I have the information on Credit Card Configuration.
Regards,
GerogeDear George,
Please find the relevant details related to credit Crads as follows:
Overview
This document attempts to explain in the brief the credit card processing in SAP.
SAP provides a flexible and secure payment card interface that works with the
software of selected partners that provide merchant processes and clearing house
services. In SAP the credit card processing is integrated with the sales and
distribution module.
Payment card configuration
Much of what is required for credit card processing to work with VISA, Master
Card, and American Express is already set up in SAP.
For all credit card configurations refer to
Define Card Types
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Here we define the type of cards that can be used in the system. A four-letter
code is given for each card type. E.g. MAST for Master Card, VSAJ for Visa
Japan. A function module for checking the card number is also specified here.
1. Define Card Types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Card Categories
(a) Define card Categories: Here we specify the card category of the
payment card. With this the system automatically determines the card
category when you enter a card number in master data or sales
documents.
(b) Determine card categories: Here we specify the acceptable number
ranges for different card types. Also card categories are assigned to the
card types. Even though SAP comes with card checking algorithms
(Function Modules) for standard card types this configuration setting
is particularly useful to those cards that do not contain any standard
checking algorithm already set up in SAP.
2. Determine Card Categories
Maintain Payment Card Plan Type
In this step, you assign the payment plan type for payment cards, the payment
card plan type, to all sales document types in which you will be using payment
cards. You cannot process payment cards if you have not made this assignment
The standard system contains payment plan type 03 for processing payment
cards. 3. Show the screen where this assignment is done.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
3. Maintain Payment Plan Type
Maintain Blocking Reasons
In this step, you define blocking reasons for payment cards. You enter these in
the payer master record to block cards. The standard system contains blocking
reason 01 for lost cards.
Risk Management for Payment Cards
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Risk Management for payment cards.
Risk Management plays a central role within Sales, providing you with checks
and functions to minimize your credit risk. In addition to letters of credit and
export credit insurance, payment cards are among the payment guarantee forms
that you can use to insure payment for sales order items. SAP comes with predefined
payment forms of guarantee as shown below. Customer can also
maintain other forms of payment suited for their line of business.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Define forms of payment guarantee
3. Define forms of payment guarantee
Maintain payment guarantee procedures
In this step, you define Payment guarantee procedure. These procedure controls,
which form of payment guarantee, are valid for a particular customer, and for a
particular sales document type.
The various settings done under this configuration are
Define payment guarantee procedures
Maintain customer determination procedure
Maintain document determination procedure
Assign sales document types
Determine payment guarantee procedures
Maintain authorization requirements*
Here requirements* are set to tell the system how and when to carry out
authorization when a sales order is saved. SAP comes with two requirements
Form routine 1. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete. The system carries authorization when the order is saved.
Form routine 2. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete, but the authorization for all the complete documents is carried out in
batch.
Additional requirements* can be assigned here as per the business requirements.
*Requirements are ABAP/4 code. Requirements for various functions can be accessed using transaction VOFM
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
4. Maintain Card Authorization Requirements
Maintain Checking Groups
How and when authorizations are carried out depends on the setting you make in
the customizing for maintain checking group routines.
The three main settings that influence authorization are:
a) Authorization requirements
b) Authorization horizon
c) Preauthorization
There are two settings under this setting.
Define checking group: Here a checking group is defined and the
authorization requirement (described in the previous section), Authorization
horizon (described below) and preauthorization settings are done for this
checking group.
5. Define Checking Group
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Here you can see a checking group C1 is defined with the authorization
requirement 902. Checking the pre-authorization tells the system to carryout preauthorization
if the order fulfillment date falls outside the horizon. The
authorization horizon specifies the number of days before the material
availability date, or billing date, that the system is to initiate authorization. If a
sales order is saved within the authorization horizon, the system carries out
authorization immediately. If a sales order is saved before the authorization
horizon comes into effect, the system does not authorize at all, or carries out
preauthorization.
6. Preauthorization Concept
In this example, the system has been set to authorize one day before delivery
creation. The system does not carry out authorization when the order is saved on
Day 0, rather on Day 2. Note that the authorization validity period has been set to
14 days in Customizing IMG Authorization and settlement Specify
authorization validity periods. The transaction will have to be reauthorized if
delivery activities take longer than 14 days.
Assign checking groups: Here the checking groups defined earlier are
assigned to different sales document types as shown 8.
Specify authorization validity periods
Here number of days that an authorization can remain valid for different card
types are maintained. Refer to 9.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
8. Assign checking groups
9. Assign validity period for authorization for different card types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Account Determination
Transaction SPRO IMG Sales and Distribution Billing Payment Cards
Authorization and settlement Maintain Clearing House
In the following steps, you set the condition technique for determining
clearinghouse reconciliation accounts for authorization and settlement. The
system uses the entries here to determine the clearing account for the payment
card charges. When settlement is run, the postings in the receivable account for
the payment card will be credited and a consolidated debit will be created and
posted to the clearinghouse account. These accounts are a special type of general
ledger account that is posted from Sales and Distribution.
Here, you maintain:
Maintain field catalog.
Condition tables and the fields that they contain
Access sequences and condition types
Account determination procedures
You then assign these accounts to condition types.
Add to field catalog
Here you maintain the fields that can be used in the condition table. 10.
Shows the transaction to maintain the field catalog.
10. Maintain Field Catalog.
Maintain condition tables
Here condition tables are maintained with fields that are added to the field
catalog. SAP comes pre-configured with two condition tables 4 and 6. Refer
11.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
11. Maintain Condition Table
Maintain access sequences
In this step we define an access sequence and link the access sequence with the
condition tables.
Here an access sequence is defined. SAP comes with the access sequence A001.
12. Define Access Sequence
Once the new access sequence is defined, it is linked to the condition tables as
shown in the next screen.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
13. Maintain Access For Access Sequence
Selecting an access and clicking fields will display the fields for the selected
access as shown below for access 10 as shown above.
14. Display Access Fields
Maintain condition types
Here condition types are defined and the access sequence to linked to it.
Condition types are contained in account determination procedures and control
which access sequences the system uses to find condition records.
These are The condition tables.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
15. Define condition type
Maintain account determination procedure
In this step an account determination procedure is defined and linked to the
condition type (which in turn is linked to the access sequence).
Define account determination procedure
16. Assign account determination procedure.
Here an account determination procedure CC01 is defined and the condition type
CC01 is assigned to it.
Access sequence linked to the condition type
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Assign account determination procedures
In this customizing the previously set up account determination procedure is
assigned to different billing documents.
Assign Accounts (G/L)
G/L accounts are assigned here for the combination of Sales organization, Card
type, chart of accounts and condition types as shown in the 17.
17. Assign G/L accounts
Set authorization / settlement control per account
Each G/L account is assigned an authorization and a settlement function module.
The system will read the configuration a call the authorization and settlement
function module during authorization and settlement respectively.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
18. Set Authorization and settlement function module
Maintain merchant IDs per account
A merchant may have one or more IDs for each clearinghouse with which it does
business. Here, you assign these different merchant IDs to their related
receivables accounts.
19. Assign Merchant IDs
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Authorization and Settlement in SAP
20. Sales Order Cycle With Credit Card Authorization
When an order is placed through the front-end system, the order information,
credit card information, billing information, shipping information is passed to
SAP. SAP processes the order calculates the taxes, the shipping costs and reads
the configuration information settings and executes the function module setup as
described in Fig. 18. The function module formats the data and makes a RFC *
call to the payment application**.
The payment application screens the order for fraud, encrypts the data and
communicates with the third party processor who in turns communicates with
the card association and card issuer.
*RFC (Remote Function Call)
*Payment Application: Middle ware between SAP and third party processor/bank.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The third party processor responds back with the response whether the
transaction is approved or declined or referred.
Note: When any item in the order does not have a confirmed quantity, then
authorization is not carried out for the full amount. A small dollar amount
usually ($1) is used as the authorization amount. During the rescheduling run
the system will check for the material availability. If the material can be
delivered within the horizon date, a full authorization for the order is carried
out.
Approved: When the credit card transaction is approved the systems checks for
the material availability, confirms the material for the ordered quantity and saves
the order.
Declined: The material availability check for the material is not made, and the
order is rejected.
Referred: The order is saved and is blocked for delivery. In this situation is
merchant calls the bank checks for the available credit on the card and a manual
authorization is carried out.
21. Sales Order Entry Screen in SAP
Payment Card
Information
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The first line in payment card screen is the card check performed by SAP system,
using the card check algorithm function module as described in 1. And the
remaining lines represent the actual authorizations that are carried out.
22. Payment Card Screen
Path Header Payment Cards.
Settlement
Legally the merchant can charge the credit card after the order has been
completely processed. In SAP this happens after a delivery is created and the
goods has been shipped. In case there is not enough authorization for the order
to be delivered, the system goes out the get the authorization for the remaining
amount.
In SAP settlement is initiated using the transaction FCC1. All the valid
authorization is submitted in a batch to the payment application at scheduled
intervals as specified by the third party processor.
The payment application encrypts this data and communicates with the third
party processor. The third party processor checks if the settlement request has a
valid authorization against it. The third party processor then transfers the fund
from the cardholders bank to the merchant bank.
Authorization
Response
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Regards,
Rakesh -
Credit Card config and encryption
Hi frnds
I would appreciate if anyone can provide the config steps for credit card and also the step for encrytion. If you have a doc on it then please mail it to [email protected]hi
CREDIT CARDS
Go thr below links:
PAYMENT CARDS:
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/SDBILIVPC/SDBILIVPC.pdf
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/93/745309546011d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
Overview
This document attempts to explain in the brief the credit card processing in SAP.
SAP provides a flexible and secure payment card interface that works with the
software of selected partners that provide merchant processes and clearing house
services. In SAP the credit card processing is integrated with the sales and
distribution module.
Payment card configuration
Much of what is required for credit card processing to work with VISA, Master
Card, and American Express is already set up in SAP.
For all credit card configurations refer to
Define Card Types
Transaction SPRO IMG ‡ Sales and Distribution ‡ Billing ‡ Payment Cards
Here we define the type of cards that can be used in the system. A four-letter
code is given for each card type. E.g. MAST for Master Card, VSAJ for Visa
Japan. A function module for checking the card number is also specified here.
1. Define Card Types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Maintain Card Categories
(a) Define card Categories: Here we specify the card category of the
payment card. With this the system automatically determines the card
category when you enter a card number in master data or sales
documents.
(b) Determine card categories: Here we specify the acceptable number
ranges for different card types. Also card categories are assigned to the
card types. Even though SAP comes with card checking algorithms
(Function Modules) for standard card types this configuration setting
is particularly useful to those cards that do not contain any standard
checking algorithm already set up in SAP.
2. Determine Card Categories
Maintain Payment Card Plan Type
In this step, you assign the payment plan type for payment cards, the payment
card plan type, to all sales document types in which you will be using payment
cards. You cannot process payment cards if you have not made this assignment
The standard system contains payment plan type 03 for processing payment
cards. 3. Show the screen where this assignment is done.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
3. Maintain Payment Plan Type
Maintain Blocking Reasons
In this step, you define blocking reasons for payment cards. You enter these in
the payer master record to block cards. The standard system contains blocking
reason 01 for lost cards.
Risk Management for Payment Cards
Transaction SPRO IMG ‡ Sales and Distribution ‡ Billing ‡ Payment Cards
‡ Authorization and settlement ‡ Risk Management for payment cards.
Risk Management plays a central role within Sales, providing you with checks
and functions to minimize your credit risk. In addition to letters of credit and
export credit insurance, payment cards are among the payment guarantee forms
that you can use to insure payment for sales order items. SAP comes with predefined
payment forms of guarantee as shown below. Customer can also
maintain other forms of payment suited for their line of business.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Define forms of payment guarantee
3. Define forms of payment guarantee
Maintain payment guarantee procedures
In this step, you define Payment guarantee procedure. These procedure controls,
which form of payment guarantee, are valid for a particular customer, and for a
particular sales document type.
The various settings done under this configuration are
Define payment guarantee procedures
Maintain customer determination procedure
Maintain document determination procedure
Assign sales document types
Determine payment guarantee procedures
Maintain authorization requirements*
Here requirements* are set to tell the system how and when to carry out
authorization when a sales order is saved. SAP comes with two requirements
Form routine 1. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete. The system carries authorization when the order is saved.
Form routine 2. Carry out authorization only when the sales document is
complete, but the authorization for all the complete documents is carried out in
batch.
Additional requirements* can be assigned here as per the business requirements.
*Requirements are ABAP/4 code. Requirements for various functions can be accessed using transaction VOFM
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
4. Maintain Card Authorization Requirements
Maintain Checking Groups
How and when authorizations are carried out depends on the setting you make in
the customizing for maintain checking group routines.
The three main settings that influence authorization are:
a) Authorization requirements
b) Authorization horizon
c) Preauthorization
There are two settings under this setting.
Define checking group: Here a checking group is defined and the
authorization requirement (described in the previous section), Authorization
horizon (described below) and preauthorization settings are done for this
checking group.
5. Define Checking Group
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Here you can see a checking group C1 is defined with the authorization
requirement 902. Checking the pre-authorization tells the system to carryout preauthorization
if the order fulfillment date falls outside the horizon. The
authorization horizon specifies the number of days before the material
availability date, or billing date, that the system is to initiate authorization. If a
sales order is saved within the authorization horizon, the system carries out
authorization immediately. If a sales order is saved before the authorization
horizon comes into effect, the system does not authorize at all, or carries out
preauthorization.
6. Preauthorization Concept
In this example, the system has been set to authorize one day before delivery
creation. The system does not carry out authorization when the order is saved on
Day 0, rather on Day 2. Note that the authorization validity period has been set to
14 days in Customizing IMG‡ Authorization and settlement‡ Specify
authorization validity periods. The transaction will have to be reauthorized if
delivery activities take longer than 14 days.
Assign checking groups: Here the checking groups defined earlier are
assigned to different sales document types as shown 8.
Specify authorization validity periods
Here number of days that an authorization can remain valid for different card
types are maintained. Refer to 9.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
8. Assign checking groups
9. Assign validity period for authorization for different card types
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Account Determination
Transaction SPRO IMG ‡ Sales and Distribution ‡ Billing ‡ Payment Cards‡
Authorization and settlement ‡ Maintain Clearing House
In the following steps, you set the condition technique for determining
clearinghouse reconciliation accounts for authorization and settlement. The
system uses the entries here to determine the clearing account for the payment
card charges. When settlement is run, the postings in the receivable account for
the payment card will be credited and a consolidated debit will be created and
posted to the clearinghouse account. These accounts are a special type of general
ledger account that is posted from Sales and Distribution.
Here, you maintain:
• Maintain field catalog.
• Condition tables and the fields that they contain
• Access sequences and condition types
• Account determination procedures
• You then assign these accounts to condition types.
Add to field catalog
Here you maintain the fields that can be used in the condition table. 10.
Shows the transaction to maintain the field catalog.
10. Maintain Field Catalog.
Maintain condition tables
Here condition tables are maintained with fields that are added to the field
catalog. SAP comes pre-configured with two condition tables 4 and 6. Refer
11.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
11. Maintain Condition Table
Maintain access sequences
In this step we define an access sequence and link the access sequence with the
condition tables.
Here an access sequence is defined. SAP comes with the access sequence A001.
12. Define Access Sequence
Once the new access sequence is defined, it is linked to the condition tables as
shown in the next screen.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
13. Maintain Access For Access Sequence
Selecting an access and clicking fields will display the fields for the selected
access as shown below for access 10 as shown above.
14. Display Access Fields
Maintain condition types
Here condition types are defined and the access sequence to linked to it.
Condition types are contained in account determination procedures and control
which access sequences the system uses to find condition records.
These are The condition tables.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
15. Define condition type
Maintain account determination procedure
In this step an account determination procedure is defined and linked to the
condition type (which in turn is linked to the access sequence).
Define account determination procedure
16. Assign account determination procedure.
Here an account determination procedure CC01 is defined and the condition type
CC01 is assigned to it.
Access sequence linked to the condition type
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Assign account determination procedures
In this customizing the previously set up account determination procedure is
assigned to different billing documents.
Assign Accounts (G/L)
G/L accounts are assigned here for the combination of Sales organization, Card
type, chart of accounts and condition types as shown in the 17.
17. Assign G/L accounts
Set authorization / settlement control per account
Each G/L account is assigned an authorization and a settlement function module.
The system will read the configuration a call the authorization and settlement
function module during authorization and settlement respectively.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
18. Set Authorization and settlement function module
Maintain merchant IDs per account
A merchant may have one or more IDs for each clearinghouse with which it does
business. Here, you assign these different merchant IDs to their related
receivables accounts.
19. Assign Merchant ID’s
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
Authorization and Settlement in SAP
20. Sales Order Cycle With Credit Card Authorization
When an order is placed through the front-end system, the order information,
credit card information, billing information, shipping information is passed to
SAP. SAP processes the order calculates the taxes, the shipping costs and reads
the configuration information settings and executes the function module setup as
described in Fig. 18. The function module formats the data and makes a RFC *
call to the payment application**.
The payment application screens the order for fraud, encrypts the data and
communicates with the third party processor who in turns communicates with
the card association and card issuer.
*RFC (Remote Function Call)
*Payment Application: Middle ware between SAP and third party processor/bank.
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The third party processor responds back with the response whether the
transaction is approved or declined or referred.
Note: When any item in the order does not have a confirmed quantity, then
authorization is not carried out for the full amount. A small dollar amount
usually ($1) is used as the authorization amount. During the rescheduling run
the system will check for the material availability. If the material can be
delivered within the horizon date, a full authorization for the order is carried
out.
Approved: When the credit card transaction is approved the systems checks for
the material availability, confirms the material for the ordered quantity and saves
the order.
Declined: The material availability check for the material is not made, and the
order is rejected.
Referred: The order is saved and is blocked for delivery. In this situation is
merchant calls the bank checks for the available credit on the card and a manual
authorization is carried out.
21. Sales Order Entry Screen in SAP
Payment Card
Information
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP
The first line in payment card screen is the card check performed by SAP system,
using the card check algorithm function module as described in 1. And the
remaining lines represent the actual authorizations that are carried out.
22. Payment Card Screen
Path Header ‡ Payment Cards.
Settlement
Legally the merchant can charge the credit card after the order has been
completely processed. In SAP this happens after a delivery is created and the
goods has been shipped. In case there is not enough authorization for the order
to be delivered, the system goes out the get the authorization for the remaining
amount.
In SAP settlement is initiated using the transaction FCC1. All the valid
authorization is submitted in a batch to the payment application at scheduled
intervals as specified by the third party processor.
The payment application encrypts this data and communicates with the third
party processor. The third party processor checks if the settlement request has a
valid authorization against it. The third party processor then transfers the fund
from the cardholder’s bank to the merchant bank.
Authorization
Response
Credit Card Configuration And Processing In SAP -
Multiple issues with iCloud calendar, notes, and iDevices
So many issues... where to begin?
Tonight I created a new note entry on my iPad. We had a birthday party for our twins yesterday, and as we opened the presents tonight, I logged who gave us what so my wife and I can write thank-you letters and credit the right people for the right gifts. I e-mailed the note (straight from the Notes app) to my wife to be sure she had a copy of it, and it sent me a CC: automatically per my e-mail setup.
That was a few hours ago. as of now, I have 137 copies of that e-mail in my in-box and they're still coming.
A few weeks ago, when I finally got my new iMac (previously I was on a G5 tower that was dying and, of course, unable to upgrade to an OS X capable of supporting iCloud... since I knew my me.com account would be closing soon, I bit the bullet and bought new hardware to support iCloud), I set up my iPad (first-gen model with latest supported iOS) and my wife's iPhone (iPhone 4 with latest supported iOS) to use iCloud with my account so we could continue to share calendars, etc. As much as I resented iCloud being forced on me just when I finally got me.com mostly working, I did like the idea of push-updates to calendars. With twin toddlers, my wife was regularing booking playdates and other activities which affected my schedule, so live syncing of our calendars sounded like a good idea at the time. Nevertheless, all I got was headaches from iCloud ever since setting it up:
We each now have double and triple calendar entries.
Some of her Notes disappear on her after a iPhone sync on the iMac.
Push notifications and calendar updates have never once worked. In fact, when entering items on what should be our iCloud calendar on one device or another, many items NEVER synced, over the air OR in iCal.
I can now no longer sync to my work calendar, which is in iCal on my work computer, a Mac Pro tower not yet on an OS X version capable of iCloud syncinc (for what that's worth). I have no control over updates to my MacOS at work, and feel as though it wouldn't matter if I did because live updates don't work for me anyway. But now I have had to re-enter a year's worth of meetings, work holidays, paydays, and late-night bookings, previously only on my Work calendar but once syncable to home, on my home calendar. Manually.
Oh, by the way, since I started typing this, my e-mailed Note from earlier tonight has continued to flood into my mailbox and now I'm up over 150 copies and they're STILL flooding in. I can see them piling up.
Rhetorically, why does iCloud suck so much? Literally, seeking an answer: what, if anything, am I doing wrong... and what can I do to make it work properly?
I feel like I did due dilligence, reading up on how to set things up right. I'm no stranger to Apple's way of doing things - I've been a Mac user since the SE/30 days. But while MobileMe and me.com merely frazzled me, iCloud is seriously messing up my life. I hate it and I hate being forced to use it in order to take full advantage of my hardware. The concept is great but I find that, in practice, it's an awful system (at least so far - hopefully, it will improve).
Any advice is welcome. Thanks in advance.
- MikeBy anychance did you or your wife use any forwarding options under mobile me.
-
Hi,
I would like to know what will be the Impact by changing the value in Payment guarantee procedure in Item--> Billing document -->
Risk management Tab. and also which modules get affected ?
Thanks,
KP.Hi,
This can be used in EXPORT scenario where the customer make payments through LETTER OF CREDIT or by PAYMENT CARD.
if you change values in payment guarantee procedure then payment guarantee form will change depending on configuration set up but generally
000001 - Letters of credit then form of payment is CONFIRMED or Unconfirmed Irrevocable LC
and you have to create financial document that is LC by t-code VX11N and same you have to assign to sales order.
This make impacts on FI module as LC payment is processed through BILL OF EXCHANGE in FI
Where as of use 000002 - Payment card then form of payment is obviously payment card that is debit card,credit card,special procurement cards,amex,visa,american express etc.depend on your configuration
This do not need any financial document but need to maintain card type and card number and payment related data in PAYMENT CARD tab at header of sales order.
This again impact on FI as payment card payments are considered special transactions in FI.
kapil
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Hi, I'm a new iphone owner and have a limit of 200 mins to use making telephone calls per month. I'm just wondering if the amount of time recorded in the 'Current Usage' box on the Mobile Usage screen is the amount of talk time I've used in the month
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Hi All, Can any one share how to default the default layout in phap_admin to all users. I also want to know if there are any parameters to be set at the user level. How to find out whether the user has the authorization to set the default layout ( co