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R2R Configuration Workbench

Configure and prove one controlled company-code close from source-integrated journal entries through reconciliation, period-end adjustment, financial statements, and posting-period protection.

IMPLEMENTATION CONTEXT

R2R Implementation Context

This guide starts after the accounting policy and Fit-to-Standard direction are understood. It focuses on the configuration, execution and reconciliation spine required to operate and close one company code.

Group Reporting, Treasury, Advanced Financial Closing, complex localization and enterprise-wide consolidation design are outside the minimum scope of this guide.

  1. Business / Accounting Policy
  2. Fit-to-Standard
  3. Confirm Accounting Design
  4. Configure
  5. Close
  6. Reconcile

PREREQUISITE AND OUTCOME

Configure only after you can explain the accounting result

Enter with: the 101/202 accounting concepts and the 303 close dependency map. Leave able to: locate and reason about the minimum R2R configuration spine, its dependencies, transport boundary, and proof obligations. The workbench is a guided reference—not authorization to change a customer system or evidence of independent FI configuration competence.

WORKBENCH ENVELOPE

One minimum company-code close

Optional platforms, country localization, and specialist accounting stay outside the spine until the essential accounting cycle posts, reconciles, reports, and locks.

Essentials included

  • One company code, operational chart of accounts, fiscal year, posting-period variant, leading ledger, company-code currency, and group currency
  • G/L master controls, journal document controls, open-item management, validation, substitution, and period access
  • One source-integrated posting, one bank/open-item example, one asset/depreciation example, one accrual, and one foreign-currency valuation
  • Financial statement hierarchy, balance sheet and income statement proof, close evidence, transport boundaries, and current S/4HANA persistence

Extensions - not included yet

  • Country-specific statutory reporting, tax procedure design, withholding tax, e-invoicing, and localization beyond identifying their boundary
  • Full Group Reporting implementation, consolidation of investments, planning, disclosure management, and external consolidation platforms
  • Treasury, financial instruments, revenue accounting, lease accounting, Central Finance, and industry solutions
  • SAP Advanced Financial Closing, Multi-Bank Connectivity, and SAP Cash Application implementation because they are optional or separately licensed extensions
  • Custom code, interfaces, security-role build, production migration, and irreversible production period changes

THE R2R CLOSE SPINE

Foundation → Post → Reconcile → Adjust → Report → Lock

Use this as the mental model for one controlled company-code close; the eight technical sections below provide the configuration depth.

01–02

Foundation

Where and under which accounting rules do we keep the books?

03–04

Post

Can valid journals and source transactions post correctly?

05–06

Reconcile

Do subledgers, open items, banks, and assets agree with the G/L?

07

Adjust

What period-end entries are needed before reporting?

08

Report

Do the financial statements show the intended result?

08

Lock

Can the period now be closed safely?

01

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Establish legal and fiscal scope

The company code has a coherent country, currency, chart of accounts, fiscal year, posting-period variant, and controlling relationship.

Plain-language meaning: Where and when do we account?

SPRO / IMG path

Enterprise Structure -> Definition -> Financial Accounting -> Define, copy, delete, check Company Code

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Ledgers -> Fiscal Year and Posting Periods

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> Master Data -> G/L Accounts -> Preparations -> Edit Chart of Accounts List

Controlling -> General Controlling -> Organization -> Maintain Controlling Area

Transactions and apps

OX02 / OBY6Define company code / maintain global company-code parameters
OB13Maintain chart of accounts
OB29 / OB37Maintain and assign fiscal year variant
OBBO / OBBP / OB52Define posting-period variant / assign it to the company code / open or close posting periods
OKKPMaintain controlling area
Configuration and evidence objectsT001T004T009T009BT001BTKA01

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the legal entity, country, local currency, language, chart of accounts, fiscal year, and tax/localization boundary before copying company-code settings.
  2. Assign a fiscal-year variant whose periods and year-shift logic match statutory and management requirements; do not assume calendar year.
  3. Assign the posting-period variant and design the normal period, adjustment-period, and authorization-group approach before opening intervals.
  4. Assign the company code to the intended controlling area only after chart-of-accounts, fiscal-year, and currency compatibility is proven.
RUNOBY6, OKKP, OB52, then post a controlled journal using Manage Journal Entries or FB50
EXPECTED PROOF

The journal accepts the intended company, fiscal period, currency, accounts, and controlling assignments and rejects a deliberately closed or unauthorized period.

If it fails, check here first

  • Period rejected: inspect posting date, fiscal-year period derivation, T001B interval, account type, authorization group, and user authorization.
  • Controlling object rejected: inspect company-code assignment, chart of accounts, fiscal year, controlling-area currency, and validity dates.
  • Unexpected local currency or tax behavior: inspect company-code country and currency before changing posting logic.
02

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Design ledgers, principles, and currencies

Every journal reaches the intended accounting principle and carries the currencies required for entity and group reporting.

Plain-language meaning: Which books and currencies do we maintain? A ledger is a set of books; an accounting principle tells SAP which rules apply to that view.

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Ledgers -> Ledger -> Define Settings for Ledgers and Currency Types

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Ledgers -> Parallel Accounting -> Assign Accounting Principle to Ledger Groups

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Ledgers -> Ledger -> Define Ledger Group

SAP NetWeaver -> General Settings -> Currencies -> Check Exchange Rate Types / Define Translation Ratios / Enter Exchange Rates

Transactions and apps

FINSC_LEDGERMaintain ledger and company-code settings including currency types
OB22Display or maintain company-code currency settings where applicable to the target release
OB07 / OB08Maintain exchange-rate types / exchange rates
FB50LPost a ledger-group-specific G/L document where supported
Configuration and evidence objectsFINSC_LEDGERFINSC_LD_CMPT881TCURRTCURFACDOCA

Maintain in this order

  1. Document the purpose of the leading ledger, each non-leading or extension ledger, every ledger group, and the accounting principle assigned to it.
  2. Use separate ledgers for parallel accounting when that design fits the policy; treat account-based differences as a deliberate exception, not the inherited default.
  3. Configure company-code and group currency plus only the additional currency types that have a proven reporting or valuation use.
  4. Set exchange-rate types, source currencies, translation rules, and ownership, then test common and ledger-specific postings with non-trivial rates.
RUNPost one common journal and one ledger-group-specific adjustment; inspect ACDOCA and ledger-aware reports
EXPECTED PROOF

The common entry appears in all intended ledgers, the adjustment only in its ledger group, and every configured currency is populated using the documented rule.

If it fails, check here first

  • Ledger-specific posting reaches the wrong books: inspect ledger group, accounting-principle assignment, document input, and extension-ledger relationship.
  • Currency is blank or inconsistent: inspect FINSC_LEDGER company-code settings, currency source, exchange-rate type, rate validity, and conversion date.
  • FI and controlling views disagree: verify whether the process is integrated in the Universal Journal and whether a compatibility or costing-based view is being compared.

Release-sensitive: SAP S/4HANA supports up to ten currency fields in the Universal Journal: two preconfigured fields and up to eight freely defined currencies. Confirm the exact supported currency roles and conversion restrictions for the installed release before design freeze.

03

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Control accounts and journal entries

G/L accounts and journal document controls permit valid entries, prevent prohibited use, retain source evidence, and support controlled reversal.

Plain-language meaning: What makes a valid accounting document?

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> Master Data -> G/L Accounts -> Preparations

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Document -> Document Types / Document Number Ranges / Posting Keys / Field Status

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Tools -> Validation and Substitution

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> Business Transactions -> Closing -> Opening and Closing Posting Periods

Transactions and apps

Migration CockpitMigrate governed G/L accounts and validate chart/company-code extensions
OBA7 / FBN1Maintain document types / accounting document number ranges
OB41 / OBC4Maintain posting keys / field-status variants and groups
GGB0Define validations; assign and activate them separately through the approved path
GGB1Define substitutions; assign and activate them separately through the approved path
FB50Post and inspect controlled journal entries
Configuration and evidence objectsSKA1SKB1T003TBSLT004FBKPFACDOCA

Maintain in this order

  1. Design account groups and define G/L master-data requirements: account type, financial-statement treatment, open-item behavior, tax category, field status, currency, and posting restrictions.
  2. Define document types and number ranges by business purpose; decide permitted account types, negative postings, reversal type, and whether the source should post directly.
  3. Align posting-key, account, and field-status requirements so mandatory dimensions are collected without conflicting suppressions.
  4. For validation: define the GGB0 rule, assign or activate it through the approved call-up point and company scope, then run positive and negative posting tests.
  5. For substitution: define the GGB1 rule, assign or activate it separately, then post a test document and verify the substituted value without weakening the original posting control.
RUNPost, approve where applicable, display, and reverse one manual journal; repeat one negative test
EXPECTED PROOF

The valid journal balances and contains required dimensions and evidence. The invalid journal is blocked for the intended reason, and reversal retains a linked audit trail.

If it fails, check here first

  • Field is unexpectedly required or hidden: compare posting-key, account, and field-status settings plus screen or app behavior.
  • Validation does not trigger: inspect call-up point, prerequisite, activation level, company assignment, Boolean logic, and source posting route.
  • Substituted value is missing or wrong: inspect GGB1 rule order, prerequisite, substituted field eligibility, activation, and whether the posting route calls the substitution.
  • Document posts to an unintended account type or ledger: inspect G/L master, document type, account determination, ledger group, and source application.
04

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Connect source processes and subledgers

Customer, supplier, asset, material, revenue, payroll, and controlling events produce explainable G/L accounts and dimensions without direct posting to reconciliation accounts.

Plain-language meaning: Where should a business transaction post in the G/L?

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable -> Customer/Supplier Accounts -> Master Data -> Preparations

Materials Management -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Account Determination -> Configure Automatic Postings

Sales and Distribution -> Basic Functions -> Account Assignment/Costing -> Revenue Account Determination

Financial Accounting -> Asset Accounting -> Integration with General Ledger Accounting -> Assign G/L Accounts

Transactions and apps

BPMaintain customer and supplier company-code roles and reconciliation accounts
OBYCMaintain materials-management automatic postings
VKOAMaintain sales revenue account determination
AO90Assign Asset Accounting G/L accounts
FB03 / Manage Journal EntriesInspect the resulting accounting document and source reference
Configuration and evidence objectsBUT000KNB1LFB1T030VKOAT095ACDOCA

Maintain in this order

  1. Assign customer, supplier, and asset reconciliation accounts through master-data and asset-account-determination rules; prevent unsupported direct posting.
  2. Read integration as Business Source -> Account Determination -> Operational / Subledger Document -> Universal Journal -> Reconcile.
  3. Test MM account determination with the actual chart, valuation grouping, valuation class, transaction key, account modifier, and movement that the business will use.
  4. Test SD account determination with the actual chart, sales organization, account-assignment groups, account key, and pricing conditions.
  5. Map payroll, settlement, tax, bank, and other integration points only through the responsible process design, then reconcile each source quantity or population to its journal. Use dedicated O2C and P2P configuration guides for source setup detail; R2R owns the accounting result and reconciliation.
RUNExecute one controlled source event from P2P, O2C, inventory, or assets and trace it to ACDOCA
EXPECTED PROOF

The source document and journal are linked; the account determination can be reproduced; quantities, amounts, currencies, reconciliation account, and controlling dimensions agree.

If it fails, check here first

  • Account cannot be determined: capture the actual rule inputs and access sequence before adding a broader fallback.
  • Subledger does not reconcile: inspect posting status, reversal timing, company/ledger/currency scope, reconciliation account assignment, and direct-posting violations.
  • Profit center or segment is missing: inspect source master data, derivation, document splitting where used, substitution, and balancing rules.
05

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Configure open items, payments, and bank statements

Due items can be selected and cleared through a governed payment path, while bank statements confirm settlement and leave unmatched items visible.

Plain-language meaning: Prove the R2R cash path: open item → payment → bank clearing → bank statement → reconciled cash.

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable -> Business Transactions -> Outgoing Payments -> Automatic Outgoing Payments

Financial Accounting -> Bank Accounting -> Bank Accounts -> Define House Banks

Financial Accounting -> Bank Accounting -> Business Transactions -> Payment Transactions -> Electronic Bank Statement

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> G/L Accounts -> Master Data -> Preparations -> Open Item Management

Transactions and apps

FBZPConfigure automatic payment program parameters
F110Create and review payment proposals and runs
Manage Bank AccountsMaintain governed bank-account master data where activated
OT83Maintain electronic bank statement transaction types and posting rules
FEBANPostprocess/reprocess bank-statement items and resolve exceptions
Configuration and evidence objectsT042*BNKAT012T012KFEBKOFEBEPREGUHREGUPACDOCA

Maintain in this order

  1. Keep the accounting completion path visible: Open Supplier / Customer Item -> Payment -> Bank Clearing -> Bank Statement -> Cash Reconciliation.
  2. Design open-item accounts, payment methods, company-code and country parameters, house banks, bank selection, value dates, payment media, and maker-checker ownership together.
  3. Maintain bank main and interim/clearing accounts with explicit purpose, currency, account ownership, and statement-processing relationship.
  4. Configure statement formats, transaction types, external transaction codes, posting rules, interpretation or processing rules, and duplicate protection.
  5. Test proposal exclusions, payment posting, bank confirmation, automatic clearing, unmatched fees, rejected payments, reversal, and reprocessing evidence.
RUNCreate a controlled payment proposal, post without transmitting live funds, import a test statement, and reprocess one unmatched item
EXPECTED PROOF

Only eligible items are selected, the payment clears the subledger item, the statement clears the intended bank interim account, and the unmatched item retains a reason and owner.

If it fails, check here first

  • Item is excluded from payment: inspect due date, block, method, currency, minimum amount, bank data, proposal log, and competing run.
  • Statement does not post or clear: inspect format, transaction type, external code mapping, sign, posting rule, account symbol, reference, and open-item availability.
  • Bank balance differs: reconcile statement completeness, opening/closing balance, value dates, main and interim accounts, rejected payments, fees, and manual postings.

Release-sensitive: Multi-Bank Connectivity and SAP Cash Application are separate capabilities with licensing and integration implications. Keep their setup outside the essential workbench until approved.

06

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Configure Asset Accounting and depreciation

An asset class and depreciation-area design create explainable acquisition and periodic depreciation postings in the Universal Journal.

Plain-language meaning: Prove asset acquisition → asset value → depreciation → G/L reconciliation, without expanding into the full asset lifecycle.

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> Asset Accounting -> Organizational Structures -> Copy Reference Chart of Depreciation / Assign Chart of Depreciation to Company Code

Financial Accounting -> Asset Accounting -> Valuation -> Depreciation Areas / Depreciation Keys

Financial Accounting -> Asset Accounting -> Master Data -> Asset Classes

Financial Accounting -> Asset Accounting -> Integration with General Ledger Accounting -> Assign G/L Accounts

Transactions and apps

OADB / OAYZMaintain depreciation areas / asset-class depreciation-area defaults
AFAMAMaintain depreciation keys
AO90Maintain Asset Accounting account determination
AS01 / AS03Create or display the asset master
AFABExecute depreciation posting run
Configuration and evidence objectsT093T093BT090NAT095ANLAANLBANLCACDOCA

Maintain in this order

  1. Assign a country-appropriate chart of depreciation and document the purpose, ledger group, currency, and posting behavior of each active depreciation area.
  2. Define asset classes, number ranges, screen layout, account determination, default useful life, and depreciation keys by asset purpose.
  3. Maintain account assignments for acquisition, accumulated depreciation, depreciation expense, retirement, gain or loss, and clearing using project-owned accounts.
  4. Create one asset, post acquisition, inspect planned values, execute depreciation in test mode and update mode, and reconcile asset and G/L views.
RUNCreate asset -> post acquisition -> inspect Asset Explorer -> run depreciation -> inspect journal entry
EXPECTED PROOF

Acquisition and depreciation update the intended asset, depreciation area, ledger, accounts, cost assignment, periods, and ACDOCA lines and reconcile to the asset values.

If it fails, check here first

  • Depreciation is zero or starts incorrectly: inspect capitalization and asset value dates, depreciation key, useful life, period control, and area activation.
  • Posting account missing: inspect chart, account determination, asset class, depreciation area, transaction type, and G/L extension.
  • Asset and G/L differ: inspect posting status, ledger/area mapping, prior-year correction, depreciation rerun requirement, migration values, and reconciliation scope.
07

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Configure accruals, valuation, allocation, and clearing

Period-end jobs calculate, review, post, reverse or utilize, and reconcile adjustments using explicit populations and accounting policies.

Plain-language meaning: Accrual puts income or expense into the correct period. Foreign-currency valuation revalues balances at the period-end rate. Allocation distributes costs to the objects that should carry them. Clearing matches items that offset each other.

SPRO / IMG path

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> Business Transactions -> Accruals Management

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting / Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable -> Business Transactions -> Closing -> Valuating -> Foreign Currency Valuation

Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting -> Business Transactions -> Open Item Clearing

Transactions and apps

ACEIMGConfigure Accruals Management
FAGL_FCVExecute foreign-currency valuation for the target release path
F.13Execute automatic clearing for eligible open items
Configuration and evidence objectsACDOCABKPFTCURRT030HACE*FAGL*T811*
ADJUST

Keep these technically different close processes in the same high-level phase, but prove each with its own population, run, posting, and reversal or clearing evidence.

ACCRUE

Recognize expense or income in the correct accounting period.

  • Manual accruals
  • Recurring accrual logic
  • Accrual engine where applicable

VALUE

Revalue foreign-currency balances at period-end.

  • Open foreign-currency balance
  • Valuation rule
  • Exchange rate
  • Valuation posting
  • Reversal / subsequent period treatment

ALLOCATE

Move or distribute costs based on defined rules and drivers.

  • Universal Allocation where selected
  • Classic allocation where retained

CLEAR

Match and clear offsetting open items.

  • Customer/vendor clearing
  • G/L open-item clearing
  • GR/IR account maintenance where relevant

Maintain in this order

  1. Define accrual item types, methods, calculation rules, account determination, ledger-group behavior, review/approval thresholds, and reversal or utilization behavior.
  2. Define foreign-currency valuation methods, areas, exchange-rate types, document types, adjustment accounts, and unrealized gain/loss accounts by policy. Prove Open Foreign Currency Balance -> Valuation Rule -> Exchange Rate -> Valuation Posting -> Reversal / Subsequent Period Treatment.
  3. Configure allocation contexts, cycles, segments, senders, receivers, tracing factors, ledger or version scope, and reversal behavior; use simulation before update. Choose Universal Allocation or Classic Allocation according to the installed release and approved design; do not imply both must be configured.
  4. Define clearing criteria and account eligibility, then test items that should clear and near-matches that must remain open. Include customer/vendor clearing, G/L open-item clearing, and GR/IR account maintenance only where relevant.
RUNSimulate and post one accrual, one foreign-currency valuation, one allocation, and one automatic clearing run
EXPECTED PROOF

Each run uses the intended population and ledger scope, produces explainable accounts and dimensions, retains logs and approvals, and supports the designed reset, reversal, utilization, or reconciliation.

If it fails, check here first

  • Population is incomplete: inspect company, ledger, account, open-item status, key date, currency, source selection, and exclusion logs.
  • Unexpected amount: inspect method, rate, date, planned/actual source, tracing factor, manual adjustment, prior run, and parallel valuation.
  • Duplicate or residual posting: inspect run identity, update status, cancellation, reversal date, clearing status, delta logic, and rerun parameters.

Release-sensitive: Universal Allocation received new private-edition apps in SAP S/4HANA 2025 FPS01. Confirm app availability, migration notes, and the correct classic or Universal Allocation route in the installed system.

08

CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Build statements and protect the close

Approved ledger balances map to governed financial-statement hierarchies, drill to source journals, and remain protected by controlled period access.

Plain-language meaning: Where document splitting is used, it can support balanced reporting by dimensions such as profit center or segment. Balance-sheet balances carry forward; the annual P&L result closes into retained earnings.

SPRO / IMG path

Manage Global Hierarchies (Fiori App F2918) -> Create / Maintain FSV -> Activate -> Use in Financial Reporting

OB58 / FSE2 -> Maintain Classic Financial Statement Version where the installed landscape still uses classic FSVs

Financial Accounting -> Financial Accounting Global Settings -> Ledgers -> Fiscal Year and Posting Periods -> Open and Close Posting Periods

For approved extensions only: configure Intercompany Matching and Reconciliation, Group Reporting, or SAP Advanced Financial Closing in their product-specific guides

Transactions and apps

Manage Global Hierarchies (Fiori App F2918)Preferred route for creating, maintaining, activating, and using FSV-compatible hierarchies in current S/4HANA landscapes
OB58 / FSE2Maintain classic financial statement versions where relevant in installed landscapes
OB53Define retained-earnings account determination for P&L close
FAGLGVTRCarry forward balances after retained-earnings logic and year-end close prerequisites are proven
Balance Sheet / Income Statement (Fiori App F0708)Run financial statements and drill to accounting evidence
S_ALR_87012284Report and drill from statements to account and line-item detail
OB52Open or close periods by interval, account type, and authorization group
Manage Reconciliation CloseApprove ICMR reconciliation close where that extension is activated
Manage Closing Task ListsMaintain AFC task templates where the separately licensed extension is approved
Configuration and evidence objectsFINSC_FAGL_FSVHRRP_NODEHRRP_DIRECTORYACDOCAT001BT030ACDOCU

Maintain in this order

  1. For current S/4HANA design, create or maintain the financial statement hierarchy in Manage Global Hierarchies, activate it, assign all relevant accounts, govern validity and ownership, and make unassigned-account review a close control. Retain OB58/FSE2 only as the classic route where the landscape still needs it.
  2. Configure retained earnings in OB53 and prove the year-end chain: P&L Accounts -> Retained Earnings Determination -> Year-End Balance Carryforward -> Opening Balances. Balance-sheet accounts carry forward their balances; P&L accounts close into retained earnings based on configured retained-earnings logic.
  3. Run balance sheet and income statement by company, ledger, currency, period, profit center, and segment; prove drill-down to the source journal.
  4. Define the close calendar, dependencies, evidence, review, late-journal process, and reopen authority whether orchestration is manual or tool-supported.
  5. Close the period only after reconciliations, adjustments, statements, exceptions, and group handoff are approved; retain the before-and-after period-access evidence.
RUNRun Balance Sheet / Income Statement (Fiori App F0708), drill to journal lines, verify unassigned accounts, execute balance carryforward where appropriate, close the normal period, and execute positive/negative posting tests
EXPECTED PROOF

Statements reconcile to the approved trial balance, reported values drill to ACDOCA, exceptions are documented, authorized adjustment access works as designed, and ordinary late posting is blocked.

If it fails, check here first

  • Account is unassigned or misclassified: inspect hierarchy validity, chart, account range, retained-earnings treatment, node assignment, and report key date.
  • Report differs from trial balance: align company, ledger, currency, period, hierarchy, comparison settings, eliminations, and document status.
  • Closed period still accepts posting: inspect account type, both OB52 intervals, authorization group, special period, posting date, ledger-specific access, and technical user.

Release-sensitive: SAP Advanced Financial Closing is separately licensed. ICMR and Group Reporting also require activated scope and dedicated design. The essential R2R path works without representing any of these extensions as mandatory.

CLOSE PROOF

One company-code close, fully reconciled

Configuration is complete only when source postings, subledgers, adjustments, financial statements and closing controls can be reconciled into one explainable company-code result. Settings are not evidence.

Configure -> Post -> Reconcile -> Adjust -> Report -> Lock

  1. POST

    Can we account?

  2. RECONCILE

    Do we agree?

  3. ADJUST

    Are we complete and correctly valued?

  4. REPORT

    Can we explain the numbers?

  5. LOCK

    Can we safely stop further posting?

Controlled test data and ownership

  • Company code, chart, fiscal year, posting periods, leading ledger, accounting principle, company-code currency, group currency, controlling assignment, and governed G/L accounts
  • Customer or supplier, material or service source, asset, bank and clearing accounts, exchange rates, financial statement hierarchy, and open test period
  • Named preparer, reviewer, close owner, evidence location, test run IDs, expected accounts, expected currencies, and approved reversal or cleanup approach
  1. 01
    Source posting -> journal display

    Operational Source -> Accounting Determination -> Accounting Document -> ACDOCA -> Reconciliation / Reporting is connected and explainable.

  2. 02
    Open item -> payment/statement or controlled clearing

    Selection, posting, clearing, bank or matching evidence, residual items, and exception ownership reconcile.

  3. 03
    Asset acquisition -> depreciation

    Asset values, depreciation area, ledger, expense, accumulated depreciation, and journal entries agree.

  4. 04
    Accrual + foreign-currency valuation + allocation

    Populations, methods, rates or drivers, approvals, run logs, postings, reversals, and ledger scope are reproducible.

  5. 05
    Reconciliation -> balance sheet/income statement -> period lock

    Subledgers and key accounts reconcile, unassigned accounts are resolved, statements drill to source, approvals are retained, and late posting is blocked.

CURRENT SAP REFERENCES

Verify against the installed release and scope

These SAP S/4HANA 2025 FPS01 product-assistance pages anchor the workbench. The IMG, Fiori content, activated scope, localization, simplification list, and licenses in the target system remain authoritative.

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