FIN201 Fundamentals Finance Part 3 Booklet
FIN201 Fundamentals Finance Part 3 Booklet
FIN201 Fundamentals Finance Part 3 Booklet
April
2011
TRAINING
FIN201 – Fundamentals Finance part 3,
Booklet
Version 6.2
TRAINING FIN201 – Fundamentals Finance part 3, Booklet – 2/10
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS................................................................................................. 2
3. AUTOMATIC JOURNALS..............................................................................3
3.1. Journals......................................................................................................... 3
3.2. Automatic posting flow – Examples................................................................4
3.3. Stock and WIP Accounting Interfaces............................................................4
3.4. Fixed Assets Accounting Interface.................................................................4
3.5. Automatic Journal – Links to transactions......................................................5
3.6. Default Dimensions........................................................................................ 5
3.7. Automatic Journals Structure.........................................................................6
3.8. Automatic Journals Structure – Header.........................................................7
3.9. Automatic Journals Structure – Lines.............................................................7
3.10. Accounting Codes..........................................................................................7
3.11. Accounting Code Entry Transactions.............................................................8
3.12. Accounting Code Lines..................................................................................9
3.13. Accounting Tasks Controls.............................................................................9
3. AUTOMATIC JOURNALS
3.1. Journals
Journals
Sales Purchasing
Temporary Tables
SL PL
Manual Journals
Production, Fixed Assets and Stock journals run via a user controlled interface. They all use
intermediate work files to collect data for future use by the automatic journals.
Stock interface uses STOJOU primarily, Fixed Assets uses TMPCPTDTA and Production uses
WIPTMP for work in progress and STOJOU for stock movements. Can be run by batch processes.
Sales and Purchase Ledger data post in real time.
All of these functions use automatic journals which can be monitored in the accounting tasks monitor.
Manual Journals run within the GL programme function itself in real time.
All of the journals have the possibility to post to analytical and other ledgers if required.
Automatic
3.2. posting
Automatic flow –flow
posting Examples
– Examples
Sales and Purchase Invoices Stock Movements
POST a
Invoice Shipment
document
Stock Journal
Transaction table-
STOJOU
Stock Accounting
Interface
Journal posts to
accounting tables
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Run using
Inventory> Periodic Processing> Valuation> Accounting Interface for stock
Costing> Credit Control> WIP Accounting Interface for WIP
Both functions allow the user to choose the aggregation of records from their respective holding tables
using any field in the table
For Example
By document
By item number
By date
There is a choice by movement types for stock and operation types for WIP
Run using:
Fixed Assets > Processes > Accounting Interface > Generation of Accounting Entries
Generates summary journals in General Ledger but keeps detail in separate journal function
User can determine data loaded into temporary table, which all Asset journals use.
Events can be set to automatically run, upon posting in Fixed assets
Invoices that also generate stock postings use the entry transactions to specify the inventory journal.
Source options only exist where a key link is entered on the Identifier Tab with the fields in the Mask
(screen)
This function is used to define, for all entries of documents requiring the entry of analytical postings, the
manner in which these analytical dimensions must be entered by default. This parameterization is useful
to enter the analytical postings in all the movement where they are stored.
The general principal is to define for each type, an order of priority for the search for a dimension by
default, by giving a list of tables in which to search for the analytical dimensions.
New initialization of the dimensions: initialization of the dimensions with respect to the
previous line.
On direct entry, the rule is the following to initialize the dimensions:
Phase 1- Taking into account of the default dimension code by means of the default value DEFVAL
defined in the document entry transaction (tab Dimensions)- If not found:
Phase 2 - Taking into account of the CDE default dimension code in "hard code" in the setting of the
document entry transaction (tab Dimensions) – If not found:
Phase 3 - Taking into account of the default dimension code found in the record of the account itself, in
the dimension grid of tab Ana (field DEFVAL) – If not found:
Phase 4 - Taking into account of the default dimension code of the previous line.
Lines
General
Ledgers, Accounting code lines
Formulae
Site, Amounts and Account codes
Dimensions
Types and values
Actions
Used for subroutines
Lines and Headers both allow for conditions to be set which restrict when a journal or line will be
used
This function is used to define the structure of the journals that must be passed for accounting validation.
By accounting validation, we mean all the functions for the transfer to accounting of the postings linked to
a journal irrespective of the module. In this way for example, the transfer to accounting of a sales or
purchase invoice posting, of a depreciation charge, of a payment or an automatic reversal…
Each module is likely to generate postings for accounting validation in this way. This transfer is made by a
standard sub-programme, by passing to it a characteristic code for the operation (for example, the
validation of customer business partner invoices which calls the BPCIN code). The application
programmes are in control of the code used and the time of the call to the generation sub-programme.
Document Type
Commonly driven by formula that determines type by legislation
e.g. evalue(func SUBTFO.FC(“PIG”))
This formula appears in Parameters> General Parameters> Formulas in the Accounting Interface
section
Formulas Tab
Defines Accounts if not chosen by Accounting Codes
Defines Amounts for each ledger
Defines Descriptions, References and Statistics info, if required
Axes/Dimensions Tab
Defines up to 20 Dimension Types
Defines the Dimension Values for each type
The principle of the accounting codes consists of defining the account postings for the entries
automatically generated by the software.
Associated with the parameterization of the “automatic journals”, they are used to specify the accounts to
be used for each posting lines. These accounts can be fixed in advance or coded from the templates,
called “modifiers”, created as a function of a certain number of variables such as the record currency, the
site involved, the rate and the VAT rule which are applied, the nature of the transaction etc.
For each line of the automatic journal parameterized, the accounting codes to be used will be specified as
well as the order of priority for their application.
When the account coming from the template does not exist in the Chart of accounts, it is automatically
Accounting Codes
created by the software (option that can be parameterized at the folder level). If required, the
corresponding account record, identifiable by a title of the type "XXX number of the original journal XXX",
Allows flexibility of determination of account codes based on
will need to be completed by the user.
product types, customer or supplier types etc.
Optional
Allows in
flexibility
their useof determination of account codes based on product types, customer or supplier types etc.
Accounts
Optionalcan
in be normal or collective
their use
A number of code lines can be used together to build codes
(Modifiers)
Accounts can be normal or collective
A number of code lines can be used together to build codes (Modifiers)
Product– line 2 7011xx
Sales Rep - line 1 xxxx01
When the account coming from the template does not exist in the Chart of accounts, it is automatically
created by the software (option that can be parameterized at the folder level). If required, the
corresponding account record, identifiable by a title of the type “XXX number of the original journal XXX”,
will need to be completed by the user. 12
Parameters > Financials > Accounting Interface > Acc. Code Entry Transactions
Determines the structure of accounting code lines columns
For instance, for all the supplier accounting codes, it is possible to define the various posting options as
many lines as necessary:
a purchase line,
a fixed assets line,
an invoice to be received line,
a paid pre-payments line...
As many lines as indexes that will be called during the parameterization of the automatic journals should
be defined.
Exercises 1 & 2
Without this function the whole folder needs to be closed to all but one user
Without this function the whole folder needs to be closed to all but
21 one user