The document lists key SAP T-codes used in Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Asset Accounting, and Controlling, detailing their specific functions such as posting invoices, managing vendor and customer master data, and reporting. It highlights commonly used T-codes like FB60 for incoming invoices and XD01 for creating customer master records. The document also notes that T-codes may vary based on SAP version and configuration.
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The document lists key SAP T-codes used in Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Asset Accounting, and Controlling, detailing their specific functions such as posting invoices, managing vendor and customer master data, and reporting. It highlights commonly used T-codes like FB60 for incoming invoices and XD01 for creating customer master records. The document also notes that T-codes may vary based on SAP version and configuration.
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key SAP T-codes used in AP:
Posting Invoices and Credit Memos:
FB60: Used to enter incoming invoices. MIRO: Used to enter incoming invoices in SAP's Material Management module, and it's often used with the FI module for accounts payable. FB65: Used to enter incoming credit memos. F-43: Used to post vendor invoices with clearing. F-41: Used to enter vendor credit memos. Managing Vendor Master Data: XK01: Creates a vendor master record. XK02: Changes a vendor master record. XK03: Displays a vendor master record. Clearing and Payments: F-44: Used to clear vendor invoices against payments. F-51: Used to post with clearing. F-52: Posts incoming payments. F-53: Posts outgoing payments. F110: Used for automatic payment programs. Reporting: FBL1N: Accounts Payable Report, displays open items for vendors. Accounts Payable Aging Report. Accounts Payable List. Payable Analysisndor Line Items Report.
Other Relevant T-codes:
BP: Used to maintain business partners, which includes vendors. F-47: Used for down payment requests. F-48: Used to post vendor down payments. MIRO: Used for invoice entry, especially when linked to purchasing. Note: The specific T-codes used may vary depending on the SAP version and configuration, but these are the most commonly used ones in Accounts Payable. ACCOUNT RECEVIABLE some important T-codes: Posting Transactions: FB01: Post Incoming Payments FB05: Post Invoice FB06: Post Credit Memo FB65: Post Debit Memo F-22: Post Payment on Account F-28: Post Incoming Payments FB70: Customer Invoice Posting Customer Master Data: XD01: Create Customer Master Record XD02: Change Customer Master Record XD03: Display Customer Master Record Reporting: FBL5N: Customer Line Items Report FBL3N: Customer Line Items Display FD10N: Customer Balance Display S\_ALR\_87012111: Accounts Receivable Aging Report S\_ALR\_87012114: Accounts Receivable List S\_ALR\_87012115: Accounts Receivable Analysis Credit Management: FD32: Change Customer Credit Management FD33: Display Customer Credit Management FD24: Credit Limit Changes Key T-codes in SAP FICO Asset Accounting: AB01: Create Asset (Master Data) AB02: Change Asset (Master Data) AB03: Display Asset (Master Data) F-90: Acquire Asset (with Vendor) ABAV: Asset Retirement by Scrapping ABT1N: Intercompany Asset Transfer ABUMN: Transfer Within Company Code ABON: Asset Sale Without Customer Retirement Without Revenue ABZON: Acquisition with Automatic Offsetting Entry
Key T-codes for Controlling include:
Controlling Area: OKKP: Maintain controlling area. KK01: Create CO object. Cost Centers: KSB1: View cost center details. KS02: Modify existing cost center data. KSC1: Cost Centers: Actual/Plan/Variance. Planning: KP06: Change Plan Data for Activity Types. KP26: Change Plan Data for Internal Orders. KSU5: Create/Generate settlement rules for cost centers.