FD11 Is For Analysis Of Customers

In exchange FD11 which are the source tables for getting open things net qualities.

As to Things Net worth is shown up from table BSID.

Unpaid debts determined in view of Capability Module “DETERMINE_DUE_DATE” through passing information of “Record Date in Report” and “Money rebate days 1”.

For different subtleties FD11 Exchange took from these tables:

KNB4 – Client Installment History

KNC1 – Client ace (exchange figures)

KNC3 – Client ace (unique G/L exchange figures)

Comparing data with  Sap Sd Table

As of late, one of the Money client make an information examination utilizing FI tcode FD11 – Deals tab. They utilized the information from charging table of a redid abap report which separate data from table S708. The client question why the all out deals sum was not quite the same as their FI tcode FD11.

After some reproduction of the altered report, it was observed that the report was separating information with both of the key fields:

S708 – Receipt Detail

S708-PKUNAG – Offered to party

S708-PKUNRE – Bill-to party

In the long run, it was found that the Client code use in FD11 was really the Accomplice field Payer.

Therefore, the solution was to request for the Logistics report to be changed to include the field selection for Payer.

VBRK – Billing Document: Header Data

VBRK-KUNRG – Payer

S708-KUNRG – Payer

FD11 – Default Screen

Customer – Payer field


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