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Explain ‘Financial Accounting
(FI)’ in SAP.
The ‘FI (Financial Accounting)’ module of SAP is the back-bone, which records, collects, and processes financial transactions or information on a real-time basis to provide the necessary inputs for external (statutory) reporting. The module is integrated with other modules (such as Material Management (MM), Sales & Distribution (SD), Human Resources (HR), Production Planning (PP), Controlling (CO), etc.). The module FI has several submodules that are tightly integrated. --- What are the ‘Submodules’ within FI? - FI-AA Asset Accounting
- FI-AP Accounts Payable Integrated with FI-GL, FI-AA, FI-TR and MM, this submodule manages vendor transactions by linking with material management, asset accounting, travel management, etc. Notable is the ‘payment program’ for making payments to vendors. - FI-AR Accounts Receivable Integrated with FI-GL, FI-AA, FI-TR, MM and SD, this submodule manages customers and receivables, and integrates with SD. It is well-known for credit management functionalities and the ‘dunning’ program. - FI-BL Bank Accounting - FI-FM Funds Management - FI-GL General Ledger Accounting This submodule is integrated with all other submodules within FI and outside FI. - FI-SL Special Purpose Ledger This submodule is used to provide the summary information from multiple applications at a level of detail that the user defines. - FI-LC Legal Consolidations This submodule helps in the central task of combining the financial operating results of the companies within a group to provide overall results for the group. - FI-TM Travel Management --- Name the Submodules Within FI, from Which FI-GL Gets Simultaneous Postings.
Name Three Distinct Characteristics of FI-GL.
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