What is the flow of FI ?

hi,
     I am an abap consultant interested to know  FI i want to know what is the flow involved in FI like how is data is distributed among from where it starts and and ends and wht ar major tables involved ? Thank you in advance

Hi,
Check for Tables and flow to other modules from this link
http://www.erpgenie.com/sap/abap/tables_fi.htm
Rgds.

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    &#61607;     Display free goods determination
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