on 11-11-2012 3:53 PM
Hello, I'm having little confusion between EBS Vs. LockBox Statement. Major confusion comes around when thinking around two statements are imported, processed and automatically updates GL.
FYI: I'm familiar with what EBS(Statement which consists of transactions) and Lockbox (A/c @ Bank to handle payments from customer). Does the EBS statement includes all the transactions at Bank, except Lockbox transactions?
Thanks in Advance!
Sam
Hi,
Please refer the following thread:
http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-acct/sap-ebs-vs-lockbox-3046328
Regards,
Umamageshwaran.s
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Hi there
You are right in saying that EBS includes all the transactions occuring within the bank account and Lockbox include payments from customer.
Lockbox is an additional service by your house bank that receives the remittence information (i.e. invoice number they are paying for) from your customers and provide that information to you so that you would facilitate the processing of customer payments in your subledger. Some banks only offer lockbox service with cheque but some do with electronic fund transfer.
To answer your question, EBS must include the customer payments receipt already processed by Lockbox. To illustrate the simplistic accounting flow, let´s suppose you receive a lockbox file for a customer that pay by cheque.
Dr Bank Clearing account - incoming
Cr Lockbox Clearing Account
Dr Lock box clearing account
Cr Customer account (customer subledger)
Dr Bank Main GL
Cr Bank Clearing Account - incoming
Hope that this helps
cheers
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