Use of RFC /SAPSLL/API_6800_SYNCH_MASS

Hello All,
In one of my project reports I saw an RFC /SAPSLL/API_6800_SYNCH_MASS .
Can anyone tell me what this RFC will do. This RFC is not there in my system. I checked in both 4.6B and ECC6.0 . Please find the code below.
CALL FUNCTION '/SAPSLL/API_6800_SYNCH_MASS'
    DESTINATION iv_rfcdest
    EXPORTING
      iv_synch_active       = gc_false
    TABLES
      hdr_data              = is_api6800-header-gen
      hdr_reference_data    = is_api6800-header-ref
      hdr_partner_data      = is_api6800-header-par
      hdr_date_data         = is_api6800-header-dat
      hdr_dimension_data    = is_api6800-header-dim
      hdr_value_data        = is_api6800-header-val
      hdr_duc_value_data    = is_api6800-header-cvl
      itm_data              = is_api6800-item-gen
      itm_reference_data    = is_api6800-item-ref
      itm_partner_data      = is_api6800-item-par
      itm_date_data         = is_api6800-item-dat
      itm_dimension_data    = is_api6800-item-dim
      itm_value_data        = is_api6800-item-val
      itm_duc_value_data    = is_api6800-item-cvl
      doc_address_data      = is_api6800-addr
      result_legal_control = ct_result
      return                = lt_return[]
      map_err               = ct_map_err
      it_extension1         = it_extension1
      it_extension2         = it_extension2
    EXCEPTIONS
      communication_failure = 1 MESSAGE cv_mess_text
      system_failure        = 2 MESSAGE cv_mess_text.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Sasidhar Reddy Malti.

This is the API that creates Compliance and Customs documents in GTS. You can see how it is called and what fields to fill by debugging the API call when saving a document from the ECC side of the API. ECC calls this function in GTS through the GTS PI in ECC. It only resides on the GTS server. You can also call this API from non-SAP systems to created documents in GTS via a custom interface that you build.

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