Finance Process Flow in JDE
Finance Process Flow in JDE
Category Codes
Tables E8 E9.1
F0101 30 30
F0006 30 50
F0901 23 43
F4101 20 23
F1201 23 23
g System Flow
Accounting Entries
7.2
140 10.08
145 10.44
8L
10.4
Process Flow - Account Receivable
F03B11 A/R Ledger Document 'RI'; Post code 'Blank'
Enter A/R Voucher
JE created in GL for 'RI' doc with 'Blank' post code
F0911 General Ledger
F03B112 Invoice Reivisions
F0011 Batch Header Creates Batch No/Type 'IB'; Status 'A'
Enter Receipt F03B13 Receipt Register Creates Document 'RU'; Post Code 'Blank'
F03B14 Receipt Detail Creates Document 'RU'; Post Code 'Blank'
F03B11 A/R Ledger Creates Document 'RU'; Post Code 'D'
Post Code status in Customer Receipt Inquiry screen 'blank'
F0011 Batch Header Creates Batch No/Type 'RB'; Status 'A'
AR Entry on Sales F03B11 A/R Ledger Document 'RI'; Post code 'Blank'
Update F0911 General Ledger entries for Inventory/Receivable a/c/COGS
F0902 Account Balance
Account Payable - JDE Set Up & Process Flow
F0411 A/P Ledger Document 'PV'; Post code 'Blank'
Enter A/P Voucher
F0911 General Ledger JE created in GL for 'PV' doc with 'Blank' post code
Create Payament F0413 A/P Matching Document Summary Creates Document 'PK'
Group F0414 A/P Matching Document Detail Creates Document 'PK'
F0411 A/P Ledger Closes open Amt and marks pay status as "P"
Post Payment F0911 General Ledger Creates JE for Bank Account/Cash (PK Doc) and
A/P Trade (AE Doc). Marks entries as posted - 'P'
F4311 PO Detail
F43121 Purchase Order Receiver
F0911 General Ledger Creates JE Dr. Capex/Cr.RNV
Goods are Received in F0011 Batch Header
Procurement Module F0902/F0011/F0911 On posting of Batch
F0411 AP Ledger
F0911 General Ledger Creates JE Dr. RNV/Cr.Trade A/c Payable
Voucher is created in the
Accounts Payable F0902/F0011/F0911/F0411 On posting of Batch
Module Flows to the At the month end manual JE is
Cost Flows to the GL General Ledger passed in GL to transfer Capex to
Module individual Asset A/c
F0911 General Ledger
Asset Master is Created in
F0902/F0011 On posting of Batch
the
Fixed Assets Module Cost Flows from the GL
F1202 Asset Account Balance
F1201 Asset Master
F0902/F0011/F1202 On posting of Batch
Verify Depreciation
Information in the
Fixed Assets Module
Compute Depreciation in
the
Fixed Assets Module
taken.
Is a liability account.
Is an asset account.
for recognized costs.
for recognized revenue.
for Cost of Sales.
JCCE or JCBE.
Up to 49 ranges allowed.
Up to 49 ranges allowed.
cannot be updated in Field Progress/Hard Hat JEs.
when actual units come from another system (eg:Payroll).
Reviewing Manufacturing AAIs
Each transaction for which the system creates journal entries has automatic accounting instructions (AAIs) that instruct t
accounts in the general ledger. User defined AAIs connect manufacturing accounting, your chart of accounts, and financ
AAIs for each unique combination of company, transaction, document type, general ledger class, and cost component.
To create general ledger entries for transactions, the AAIs access the following information to find the account number to
· Company number
· Document type
· General ledger class code
· Cost component
· Branch or business unit
To choose an AAI, the system searches first for an exact match between company and the general ledger class code. If
for the default company and the item's general ledger class code. If it does not find a match, it then searches for the com
for the general ledger class code.
Each AAI or record type points to a specific account in the general ledger, which consists of a business unit, an object, a
AAIs are defined at the 3000 level, as follows:
3110 Inventory/Raw Materials
3220 Labor
3240 Material
3260 Planned
3270 Engineered
3270 Engineered
3280 Other
3401 Accruals
A2 (Material Scrap)
Reviewing Manufacturing AAIs
eates journal entries has automatic accounting instructions (AAIs) that instruct the program to post to specific
ned AAIs connect manufacturing accounting, your chart of accounts, and financial reporting. You should create
mpany, transaction, document type, general ledger class, and cost component.
actions, the AAIs access the following information to find the account number to use:
first for an exact match between company and the general ledger class code. If it does not find one, it then searches
eneral ledger class code. If it does not find a match, it then searches for the company and uses **** (four asterisks)
fic account in the general ledger, which consists of a business unit, an object, and a subsidiary code. Manufacturing
ows:
This AAI specifies which balance sheet accounts in the general ledger the system uses when it issues
raw materials or parts from inventory to work in process (document type IM). You also use this AAI to
issue completed subassemblies from inventory back into work in process.
For debit transactions, this AAI increases the material value of work in process by issuing raw materials
and parts to work orders or rate schedules (document type IM).
For credit transactions, during completion (document type IC), this AAI records the transfer of material
costs for a work order or a rate schedule from work in process inventory to subassemblies and finished
goods inventory. When work orders or rate schedules are complete, this AAI also records the transfer of
direct labor, setup labor, and overhead from work in process.
This AAI specifies which balance sheet accounts in the general ledger the system uses when it receives
subassemblies or finished goods from work in process into inventory (document type IC) or scrap
(document type IS).
For actual costing, this AAI posts any additional cost of goods sold that were not included when
completions were entered.
This AAI posts debits when the planned hours are different from the actual hours that are associated
with shop floor activities on document type IV. This is applicable to all cost components except A1 and
A2.
Variances are posted as positive or negative, depending on whether they are favorable or unfavorable.
This AAI posts when the planned costs are different from the actual for cost components A1 and A2.
The variance results from either over-issues or under-issues.
Variances are posted as debits or credits, depending on whether they are favorable or unfavorable.
This AAI posts when the planned costs are different from the current costs that are associated with
shop floor activities on document type IV. This variance results from either of the following:
· A change to the parts list or the routing
· A shrink factor
Variances are posted as positive or negative, depending on whether they are favorable or unfavorable.
This AAI posts when the standard (frozen) costs are different from the current costs that are associated
with shop floor activities on document type IV. This variance results from a change to the standard bill
of material or the standard routing.
Variances are posted as positive or negative, depending on whether they are favorable or unfavorable.
This AAI posts when the completed cost is different from the standard cost that is associated with shop
floor activities on document type IV. This variance results when a cost rollup is performed in the middle
of the cycle, or is generated when the quantity completed plus the quantity scrapped does not equal the
work or rate schedule quantity. The variance might be due to a rounding problem.
Variances are posted as positive or negative, depending on whether they are favorable or unfavorable.
This AAI specifies the profit and loss accounts that offset work-in-process labor transactions to work
orders or rate schedules (document type IH).
· When you enter a cost method in the Purchased Item processing option on the Simulate Rollup
program (R30812), the program uses that cost method to retrieve the cost from the Item Cost File
table (F4105)
· When you leave the processing option blank, the program uses the values that you enter manually
on the Enter Cost Components form
· The cost component is used for items that have a percent of scrap defined in their bill of material
· The net-added cost comes from scrap incurred when the components are assembled
· Component material scrap cost = the percent of scrap from the bill of material x quantity per
parent item x the total cost of the component
No. Steps to be Taken
1 Project Kick-Off
2 As-Is-Study
3 To-Be-Study
4 Process Mapping
5 Gap Analysis
6 Customisation & Work Around
7 Custom Report / Application Development
8 System Sets-Ups (PY & PD)
9 CRP Module Testing
10 ICRP Module Testing
11 User Manual / Documentation
12 User Training
13 Data Migration/Uploading
14 Go-Live
15 Backlog Entries
16 Online
No Message Explanation
1 PYEB - Prior Year-End Balance Reason: You entered a GL date for the prior year.
Result: The system generates an error message and does
not accept the entry.