consumption revenues on payment budget

[heleneroz1]

Hi,

How can I create a consumption revenue on payment budget?

What transaction can I do it? I think FMV1 does’nt allow to do that.

FMV1 allows to create a forescast of revenue that consumes on the commitment budget.

Thanks.

Regards

[iklovski]

Hi,

Consumption of the budget is defined by FM update profile. Functionally speaking, any invoice that you raise towards a customer (AR), can be considered as revenue and will consume your payment budget, if relevant FM assignment is derived for the document.

Regards,

Eli

[heleneroz1]

Hi,

FMF0 is called when we make the payment with F110 to create documents of consumption in FM. Sometimes, FMF0 didn’t create any consumption movement.

To complete the missing, for the expenses I made a customizing point so that we can make the consumption in payment budget with FMW1. That is OK.

But for revenue, I would like to do with a transaction something like FMW1.

Regards

[iklovski]

FMF0 will work only if the commitment items are correctly set up. Consult OSS note 1695556 for more information.

[iklovski · Accepted solution]

FMW1 is a transaction linked to Earmarked funds. If you want to base your consumption on Earmarked funds, then FMV1 (forecast) is good enough. Under assumption, of course, that your update profile, as I mentioned before, makes forecast to deduct payment budget.

[heleneroz1]

Hi,

Thanks for your answer.

We are going to implement the online payment updating on 2020 but in the meantime, I must correct the FMF0 default by FM documents with consumption of payment budget.

For the revenue, I must do the documents but not forecast, these document must consume the payment budget but I saw in FMU1 for revenue, SAP offers the only possibility for forecast concerning the revenue.

How can I add a new item in FMU1 for revenue.

We have the 0352 profile.

Regards

[iklovski]

As I told you, any invoice pointing to income commitment item will consume payment budget.

000352 is not a standard update profile.