on 11-27-2014 4:37 AM
Hi ,
Does anybody have a document on the integration between Cash management and Treasury.
How the Cash management and Treasury interact each other ?
Thanks,
Srikanth.
Dear Srikanth,
We have few customization only with respect to Treasury and cash management.Please find below customization, Once you have made configuration which i suggest in previous thread, Please go ahead and made the below settings,
FSCM--> Treasury and Risk Management--> TM-->General Settings-->link to cash management--> assign planning levels
FSCM--> Treasury and Risk Management--> TM-->General Settings-->link to cash management--> Specify update types for CM
Hope this solve your issue.
Please close this thread, incase issue is solved.
Regards,
Jain
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Hi Srikanth,
Let us assume I want to invest 10M in fixed term deposit for certain period.
Now, as per the general rule it will reduce you liqudity to check the same we can use FF7B t.code and check.
In Treasury when you create a deal/contract for fixed term deposit, It doesnt mean you have used the same amount until entry passed in FI which normally happen when you execute TBB1.
So, It mean i created a contract but not setted and posted in FI but it doesnt mean cash is available as liquidity.
Through the customization of Treasury we can check where cash is bloked in contract phase settlement phase or payment made in cash management(FF7A).
I hope this clear your doubt,
Regards,
Jain
Hello Srikanth,
Please find the few of the other configurations which are requried for cash management set up.
1. Define value date default
Financial Supply Chain Management --> Cash and Liquidity Management -->Cash Management -->Basic Settings -->Define Value Date Default
2. Define Account Symbols
Financial Supply Chain Management --> Cash and Liquidity Management --> Cash Management --> Basic Settings ® Define Source Symbols
3. Define Number Ranges
Financial Supply Chain Management --> Cash and Liquidity Management --> Cash Management --> Structuring --> Manual Planning --> Define Number Ranges
I hope it helps!
Thanks & Reagrds,
Lakshmi S
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Hello Srikanth,
Please find the link for Cash Management.
Thanks & Regards,
Lakshmi S
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