on 02-09-2016 11:03 AM
Team - Can you please explain the advantages of using In-house cash over FI-AP for centralized payment scenario. In FI-AP we can configure same paying company code for multiple sending company codes and achieve the same result as IHC centralized payments. Given that we have OBYA setting as customer and vendor it is also easy to track how much each company code owes or needs to receive from each other.
Regards
Nitya
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Hi Nitya
IHC along with BCM can offer a lot of functionality for centralized payments and including I/C posting related automation as well. You have the ability to reduce or sunset some bank accounts. Of course, there is an additional license if you are using IHC, so you really have to match up costs with benefits.
Regards
Sanil Bhandari
Hi Nitya
If it is just the centralized payments only, than FI-AP is a better solution since the license cost involved for IHC is quite huge. However, if you are also using Treasury as a submodule and you have full operating license for FSCM, than integration of IHC along with BCM considerably helps. Some of the quantifiable advantages:
1. Bank Account Consolidation: In IHC, you can sunset your bank accounts as well as integrate your Treasury related payments, which is not possible with FI-AP. You have to execute seperate t codes in FI-AP for Treasury related transactions
2. Reduce Funding Cost - Intercompany cash funding can help you reduce your bank charges and reduce your short term borrowings. FI-AP does not provide that kind of functionality
3. Shared Service Concept - Using IHC as a solution,you can use the shared service concept for managing your payment process more easily rather than individual markets in a global set up making the payments them selves
4. Internal Controls - A standardized process improves internal controls which may not be possible to that extent in FI-AP Enviornment
5. Standardize Bank Communication - You can go in for a single payment format with the bank rather than multiple payment formats reducing your overall IT Costs
Regards
Sanil Bhandari
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