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  • (Master File) .pdfCopy of Maximizing_SAP_AR.pdfsappress_maximizing_sap_erp_financials_accounts_receivable.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    1.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    2.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    3.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    4.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    Copy of (Master File) .pdfCopy of Maximizing_SAP_AR.pdfsappress_maximizing_sap_erp_financials_accounts_receivable.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    1.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    2.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    3.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    4.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    Copy (2) of (Master File) Maximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts Receivable(OK-150).pdfCopy of Maximizing_SAP_AR.pdfsappress_maximizing_sap_erp_financials_accounts_receivable.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    1.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    2.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    3.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010

    4.pdfSAP PRESS reading sampleMaximizing SAP ERP Financials Accounts ReceivableManish Patel-------------------------------------------------------------Contents at a GlanceContents-------------------------------------------------------------chapter 6: Dunning6.1 Dunning Parameters6.1.1 Dunning Area6.1.2 Dunning Level6.1.3 Dunning Grouping Key6.1.4 Dunning Clerk6.1.5 Dunning Key6.1.6 Dunning Block

    6.2 Dunning Procedure6.2.1 Overview Screen6.2.2 Dunning Levels6.2.3 Minimum Amounts6.2.4 Dunning Charges6.2.5 Special GL Indicators6.2.6 Dunning Texts6.2.7 Dunning Notice

    6.3 Dunning Run6.3.1 Parameter Maintenance6.3.2 Creating a Dunning Proposal6.3.3 Changing a Dunning Proposal6.3.4 Print Dunning Notices

    6.4 Transactions6.4.1 Dunning Data in Customer Master (FD02)6.4.2 Legal Dunning6.4.3 Individual Dunning Notices6.4.4 Interest Calculation6.4.5 Reporting6.4.6 List of Transactions

    6.5 Technical Reference6.5.1 SAP Notes6.5.2 Authorization Objects6.5.3 Tables and Structures

    6.6 Enhancements and Modifications6.6.1 Business Transaction Events (BTE)6.6.2 Enhancements

    6.7 Summary

    -------------------------------------------------------------Index-------------------------------------------------------------www.sap-press.de(c) Galileo Press GmbH 2010


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