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What it is You use this function if an FI-CA document that is posted between two invoicing runs is billed to the customer with the next invoicing run and must be paid. The due date of the posted contract A/R & A/P document is synch
Guide covers Invoicing
You use this function if an FI-CA document that is posted between two invoicing runs is billed to the customer with the next invoicing run and must be paid.
- The due date of the posted contract A/R & A/P document is synchronized during invoicing with the due date of the bill.
- The documents have clearing restriction Items cannot be processed until next regular billfor the posting. It is not possible to clear the items. To give items a clearing restriction, use event Posting: Set OI Accounting Item Clearing Restrictn (0042).
- Manually posted documents
- Repetition items (for example installment plans)
- The item is included in the final bill amount.
- Clearing restriction 8 is removed.
- The new due date is entered.
Customizing
To activate the function, you must choose the following in Customizing: Financial Accounting ® Contract Accounting ® Organizational Units ® Assign Company Codes to Responsible Company Codes and activate theTotal invoice field.Continue your trail
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