
A brief about the roadmap to the course and the expected learnings and outcome from this course.
Understand electronic bank statements (EBS) and how they reconcile bank statements with bank accounts in SAP via GLS, ensuring accurate balances with daily uploads and automatic reading.
Explore MT940, an empty 940 electronic bank statement type defined by Swift, detailing opening and closing balances and transactions, with tags at line starts guiding the data.
Explore the MT940 format for electronic bank statements, detailing tags like 20, 21, 25A, 28, 61, and 86, and the header, transaction, and footer sections.
Compare MT940 tags and structure to read electronic bank statements in SAP S4HANA 2021, including opening balance 60 F, 61 transaction details, six-line 86, and closing balance 62 A.
Discover how SAP interfaces with electronic bank statements through secure FTP or manual portal uploads, enabling uploading into the AP system via F underscore five transaction code in ACP.
Explore how electronic bank statements in SAP generate entries for vendor payments and customer receipts, detailing debits and credits to expense, vendor, and main bank accounts, including charges.
Reserve ten GL accounts per bank to designate the main, outgoing, incoming, cheque clearing, and charge accounts, to simplify EBS configuration.
Configure company codes for the SAP S/4HANA 2021 automatic payment program, covering sending and paying codes, payment methods, cash discounts, special deal indicators, and SEPA options.
Define payment methods at both country and company code levels, restricting applicability by country and by code, and configure bank details, payment medium programs, currencies, and form layouts.
Learn to configure house banks in SAP S/4HANA 2021, create bank accounts, assign five-character house bank IDs, and apply IFSC or SWIFT codes for payments.
Explore how SAP determines house bank accounts with a ranking order for outgoing and incoming payments, and how to link bank sub accounts and account symbols to payment methods.
Create a vendor as a business partner in SAP S/4HANA, map payment method and bank details in the vendor master data, then post an invoice and run a payment proposal.
Post a vendor invoice in SAP S/4HANA using FB60, allocate 1000 to an expense account with a cost center, and finalize payment using ICICI bank via bank transfer.
Practice automatic payment runs in f110, configure run date, company code, and two payment methods (check and bank transfer), create and review the payment proposal, and generate the payment medium.
Identify the required account symbols and posting rules for electronic bank statement processing in SAP S/4HANA 2021, covering outgoing and incoming payments, main and bank accounts, and externally originated transactions.
Create the incoming bank GL (C6) by copying the outgoing bank account. Set up expense accounts E11 and E12 for interest and bank charges, revenue account R1 for interest income.
Explore SAP best practices for assigning GLs to account symbols using wildcard entries, enabling scalable mappings for multiple house bank accounts without direct GL-to-symbol assignments.
Assign GL accounts to account symbols in SAP S4HANA using wildcard entries and ten-character accounts, mapping Teasdale Main Bank, outgoing bank, incoming bank, bank charges, interest, and income.
Create a transaction type like deal_icici and map it to the company core for postings. Assign external transaction keys and a house bank account to configure posting rules.
Create external transaction types for the bank transaction type, starting with check payments and defining incoming or outgoing cash flow, then link them to a posting rule for SFP.
Configure ebs posting rules to debit outgoing bank account and credit main bank account for outgoing payments, and debit main bank account and credit incoming bank account for incoming payments.
Customize the MT940 statement by editing bank details, tags, dates, and transactions, then upload the statement in SAP S/4HANA and verify open items for automatic clearing.
Learn how on-account posting works in electronic bank statement processing for SAP S4HANA 2021, including rules for when to clear versus post open items using the on-account posting key 40.
Learn how to apply the cheque number interpretation algorithm in EBS to map bank statement entries to outgoing payments, identify the clearing document, and clear open GL items.
Post a vendor invoice using a check payment method, create a check lot, assign a check number to the outgoing payment, and clear it via the bank statement.
Learn to interpret check numbers in SAP S4HANA 2021 EBS, enter the check number next to the transaction in tag 61, and configure posting rules for outgoing bank checks.
Delete an electronic bank statement (EBS) in SAP by selecting the statement in RFEBCA96, removing it, and reviewing header, transactions, and posting parameter tables across the EBS data.
Re-upload and post the statement in sap s4hana 2021 using f_5; interpret the 011 algorithm to clear the outgoing check by matching the check number from tag 61.
With this course, I want to explain about end-to-end Electronic Bank Statement processing in SAP S4HANA 2021.
Through the process of taking you through the EBS setup and processing, I have also explained about the latest "Cash Account" type GLs and how can those be used as Bank GL accounts in SAP S4HANA.
This course is designed keeping in mind the audience who are experienced and as well entirely new to the topic. The scenario around which the entire course revolves is real-time and helps to understand the topic with ease.
This course will give the learners an in-depth insight about SAP EBS and help the students in answering the SAP certification questions, and utilize the knowledge in everyday work.
Although the course is designed at a slow pace for the benefit of everyone, I would recommend you to explore the options to speed up the video so that you will feel glued to the content and prevent from distraction due to background noise if any.
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