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UNISOFT INFOTECH
SAP IMPLEMENTATION
AT
ASSAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE
mySAP ERP ECC 6.0
BUSINESS BLUEPRINT
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Prepared By
L.Ganesh Kumar
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Project
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SAP
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Key Users
ProcessOwner
Consultant L.GANESH KU
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InfoTech/ Mutual Consulting
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2.8.4 Depreciation2.8.5 Process Flow Diagram per2.9 Period End Activities in FI2.10 Year End Activities in FI2.11 Standard Reports
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odic Asset Process1718181819
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0.0 Project Charter
0.0.1 Institution History
Assam Engineering College (A
and a premier technical institute
Nehru in year of 1955. It is the
in the Jalukbari area of Guwa
supplementary activities in Ass
(BE) courses in Civil Engineerin
Engineering, Electronics and
Engineering, Instrumentation E
offers Masters of Engineering/
Electrical Engineering, Mechani
(MCA) course. All the departm
AEC is affiliated to Guwahati
approved by the All India Counci
The College has a total camp
employees, Hostels for studen
branch with ATM facility, Book s
0.0.2 Why SAP at AEC
AEC, a well known institution o
excellence, not only focussing
complete institutional system cobe ready for the next phase of g
The institution is investing time,
years.
As a part of strategy, IT syste
considered many options avail
‘Best-In-Class’ the obvious choi
zeroed in on Unisoft Infotech P
player in SAP implementatio
consulting more than decade
management consultancy will hproud to be with AEC as the
Institution.
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C), the first engineering college in the north-
of the entire country, was inaugurated by Pan
remier technical institute of North East India
hati city. AEC has been the hub of many a
m for almost six decades. It offers Bachelor o
, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineeri
Telecommunication Engineering, Computer
gineering and Industrial & Production Engin
Technology (ME/ MTech) courses in Civil
cal Engineering (ME) and Master in Comput
ents are having research facility and offer P
University which was established in the ye
il for Technical Education (AICTE).
us area of around 400 acres. This includes
s, Gymnasium, Hospital, Post office, State
all, Canteen, Co-operative store, etc.
north eastern part of India with rich history
n its academic standard to be unique but im
mprising of all administrative activities of AEC.owth. i.e. ‘Best-In-Class’.
money and efforts in becoming ‘Best-In-Class’
renovation initiative is taken. The educatio
ble in the ERP market. And for an institution
ce was SAP, world leader in ERP market. Al
t. Ltd/ Mutual consulting, SAP Channel Partn
market. The institution expects that Unis
’s experience in SAP implementation and
lp them to achieve the goals. Unisoft / Mutualir Strategic IT partner on the path to be ‘
eastern India
it Jawaharlal
nd is located
cademic and
f Engineering
ng, Chemical
Science and
ering. It also
Engineering,
r Application
D programs.
r 1948. It is
Quarters for
ank of India
nd academic
provement in
The aim is to
in the coming
council has
aiming to be
so the group
r and strong
oft’s/ Mutual
strength in
Consulting isest-In-Class’
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0.0.3 Project Objectives
Simplify and stan
To prepare the in
Automate manual
Improve decision
Gain greater effici
0.0.4 Project Goals
To implement SAP solutions To reengineer and establis
adding activities.
Cutting down and thereafter
0.2 Process Description
0.2.1 Objectives
The objective of this Blueprint
ensure that SAP – QM suppo Assurance Processes.
0.2.2 Who created it?
The Quality team is resp
Quality personnel
Management Repres
0.2.3 Where is i t used?
Quality Management is u
Quality systems
Institutional quality a
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ardize complex finance processes
titution as “Future Ready”
, time-consuming personnel management proc
making with role-based access to key FI infor
iency with FI shared services
in the core administrative functions. the administrative processes so as to redu
eliminating the unwanted time and cost.
rocess is to define Quality Management in th
ts to promote the client Quality system & a
nsible for creating these processes:
entatives
sed in the following areas:
surance
esses
ation
ce non-value
system and
ll the Quality
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1.1Introduction
At present AEC Finance proof bills. To establish a centr
existing distributed systems
The SAP System is a modu
modules can be implement
requirements of any organiz
The system has various sub
Accounts Payable
Asset Accounting
The subsequent sections el
its advantages & related des
1.2 About Blue Print do
“Business Blue Print” generatio
this phase the project team has
understanding the goals in pre
processes “Blue Print” documenSAP configuration & forms the
phase include the following:
Review and refine Traini
Set-up Development En
Initial set up of System L
Systems Administration (
Identifying & Documentin
Identifying & Documentin
Developing “Project Real1. Clear identification of
2. Clear identification of3. Post implementation
The enclosed document det
the project. A project will m
document by Process Owne
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cessing is carried out by manual computationalized FI system, AEC has taken a decision t
ith mySAP ERP ECC 6.0 integrated System.
lar ERP package, which makes it very flexibl
d in phases & later integrated together to e
tion.
modules such as
borate on how each of the sub modules is bein
ign details to meet AEC’s requirements.
cument
is the second phase of the SAP project impl
defined AEC’s Institutional practices and par
ent institutional structure and how SAP will
has been generated. This document identifiesbasis of Finance process in future. Various
g Plan (Various groups)
ironment (Hardware & Software installation)
andscape (Hardware)
Hardware)
g existing Processes
g Requirements & Gaps if any.
ization” strategy which includes project dependencies
Business benefits through this implementation. support strategy
ils on various components of “Business Blue P
ve to “Realization” phase after signing & acce
s and the Project Sponsors.
& processingo replace the
to use. The
ncompass all
g configured,
mentation. In
meters. After
realize those
the design oftasks in this
rint” phase of
tance of this
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1.3 Project Mission
To develop an Institution wide increation of a seamless organi
Finance.
1.4 Project Scope
To prepare for ex
To help the decisi
To integrate all fucommon system.
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tegrated and comprehensive Finance module tization, and promotes excellence in the ma
pansion and growth plans in the coming years.
on makers in achieving set business targets.
nctions Human Resource, Finance and Control
o support thenagement of
ling into one
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In AEC there will be one Compa1000 – Assam Enginee
2.2.4 Controlling Area
Controlling Area represents a clincludes Single or multiple compcompany codes must use the saCONTROLLING AREA for compControlling Area in is: 1000
2.2.5 Financial Structure
The financial structure is summ
Description
Company Code(Institution)
Company Code Name(InstitutioChart of AccountsCompany code CurrencyControlling AreaControlling Area Currency
2.2.6 GL Account Group
Each GL account must be assigthe master Record number to bthe master record & it is used tomaster record.
2.2.7 Document Types
Document type is used to classitransactions to be posted. The dapplies to the whole document.Differentiating between busines
Business transaction is it (procu
2.2.8 Document Number Ra
Internal Document Number RanDocument number range has to
Per f iscal year: At the bagain at the lower limit.
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ny Code (Institution): ing College
sed system for cost accounting purposes. A cany codes that may use different currencies. Tme operative chart of accounts. There will be oany code:
rized as below.
Company Structure
1000
name) AECYAININR1000
INR
ed to a GL account group. The account groupassigned and the information required to be c
determine which fields are mandatory during c
y accounting documents and to distinguish busocument type is entered in the document headhe document type has the following functions:
transactions. The document type tells aboutement transactions or HR transactions).
ges
es for different document types have to be maibe defined for the year and the same is used.
ginning of each fiscal year the document numhis helps to avoid reaching the upper limit of a
ntrolling areaese
ne
determinesptured intoeation of
inessr and
hat sort of
intained. The
ering startsrange.
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2.3 Financial Accounting
The Financial Accounting (FI) m Accounting department of an or
Management and repres
recorded with an unbrokdocuments.
Open and integrated dat Accounting. A Posting mentry in the General Ledthe general ledger is und
All accounting-relevant trFinancial
Accounting by means of automaControlling (CO). This ensures tgoods issues) are exactly reflectimpact of the goods movement, iThe Financial Accounting (FI) a
requirements that should be metfollowing features, which is used
2.3.1 General Ledger
The central task of G/L accountiaccounting and accounts. Recorsettlements from internal accouother operational areas of, it alsaccurate.
2.3.2 Accounts Payable
The Accounts Payable applicativendors With respect to as a whmanages and delivers the invoicpostings in response to the operto ensure that the vendor relatedalso to the general ledger accouaccount in the vendor master.
2.3.3 Asset Accounting
The Asset Accounting componeSystem. In SAP Financial AccouLedger, by providing detailed inf to the transactions.
2.4 Integration with Other M
Integration in SAP is the vital rolconcept of SAP integration is doin all the applications. As FI modwhether external or internal, all tbe automatically updated in FI
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dule components address the requirements ofanization. It provides the following features:
entation of all accounting data: All business tra
n audit trail from the financial statements to th
flow: Data is available in real time within Finade in the sub ledgers always generates a correr. Thereby the necessity of reconciling the su
one with.
ansactions made in Logistics (LO) are posted r
tic account determination. This data is also pasat logistical goods movements (such as goods
ed in the value-based updates in accounting. Tinwards and outwards, are accounted online replication component fulfils all the external repo
by the organization. The SAP FI application prin.
g is to provide a comprehensive picture for extding all business transactions (primary postingting) in a software system that is fully integrateensures that the accounting data is always co
n component records and manages accountinole. It is also an integral part of the purchasinges according to vendors. The system automatiative transactions in MM. The concept of sub-lefinancial entries are updated in the vendors’ a
nts. This is done by the assignment of the gene
t is used for managing and supervising fixed anting, it serves as a subsidiary ledger to the Geormation on transactions involving fixed assets
odules
e and involves lot of updating with other modulcument once entered should not be entered twiule is the important module and involves monehe documents in other modules pertaining to aodule.
the financial
sactions are
individual
cialsponding
b-ledger with
eal-time to
sed on to receipts and
he financial al time.
rting
ovides the
ernalas well as
d with all themplete and
data for allystem; itally triggersdger is usedcounts andral ledger
sets in SAPneralwith respect
s. The basicce anywheretary issuescounting will
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2.4.1 HR Module Integration
In HR module Integration everycorresponding posting to the asalways reconciled with the genenamely finance and HR takes plcost, flows automatically to HR f
2.4.2 CO Module Integration
Every posting that is made in thassigned G/L accounts. This engeneral ledger. The data flow bewill takes place on a regular basi
automatically to CO from Financ
2.5 Master Data in Financial
Master record is a data that remthe Master Records in FI are list
General Ledger Master r
Vendor Master record
Asset Master record
2.5.1 General Ledger Maste
GL Master Record contains thedetermine the account's functionaccounting transactions to G/L amaster records are divided into taccounts are used in same G/L
Chart of Accounts area
Company Code specifi
The following two objects play a
2.5.2 Chart of Account Seg
The chart of accounts segmentsas the account number. To makaccounts are also used in the sa
2.5.3 Structure of Chart of
The following information is contrecord.
The chart of accounts
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posting that is made in the sub ledgers generaigned G/L accounts. This ensures that the subal ledger. The data flows between the two comce on a regular basis. Therefore, all the data r
rom Financial.
sub ledgers generates a corresponding postinures that the sub ledgers are always reconciletween the two components namely finance andis. Therefore, all the data relevant to cost, flows
ial perspectives.
Accounting
ains unchanged over a long period of time. The d below:
ecord
Record
ata that is always needed by the general ledg. The GL account master records controls theccounts and the processing of the posting datawo segments so that company codes with theccounts.
area
central role in creating General Ledger master
ent
contains the data that is valid for all companycertain that company codes using the same c
me G/L accounts.
ccount Segment
ained in the chart of accounts area of a G/L ac
es aledgers areponentslevant to
g to thewith thecontrolling
following are
r toosting of.G/L accountame chart of
records:
odes, suchhart of
ount master
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The account number and
The indicator that specifistatement account.
2.5.4 Asset Master Record
The Asset Accounting (FI-AA) cin SAP ECC6. In SAP ECC6 FinGeneral Ledger, providing detail Asset Accounting (FI-AA) transfFor example, it is possible to poto FI-AA. At the time of asset pureceipt or goods receipt. At the s Asset Master Record is divided imaster record contains informati
General data (Descriptio
Time-dependent assign
Information on origin of t
Depreciation Area (Depr
Asset Class
Asset Class is the main criterionand management requirements.the master records under variouof Depreciation. Each Asset clanumber to each of the asset. Fin
2.6 Business Process M
The following are the FI Busines
2.6.1 General Ledger Accou
General ledger is a comprehensenhances financials controls, dathroughout the Organization. Geinformation of the organization.passing of journal entries (Manuposting them, which are purely r
2.6.2 Features in General L
Automatic and simultaneous poaccounts (reconciliation accountaccounting areas. Real time evaof account displays, Financial StGeneral Ledger serves as a cotransactions are to be checkeddocuments, line items, and transJournals Totals/transaction figur
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account name (short and long text)
s whether the account is a balance sheet acco
mponent is used for managing and supervisinancial Accounting, it serves as a subsidiary leded information on transactions involving fixed a
rs data directly to and from other SAP ECC6 ct from the Materials Management (MM) compo
rchase or produced in-house, you directly postame time, you pass on depreciation directly tonto the following areas. The following are the pon about the fixed asset are:
, Capitalization Date, Inventory Date)
ents (for example, cost center, Plant, Location
e asset (Make of the Asset, Purchased New /
ciation Start Date, Life of the Asset etc.,)
for classifying block of the fixed assets accordiHence, asset class has to be defined first befoasset classes. Each Asset classes are assign
s will be assigned to a number range to give aance person is authorized to Asset masters rec
aster List
s Process Master List available in AEC:
nting
ive financial management solution that dramatita collection, information access and financial rneral ledger is the central repository of all the aeneral Ledger module provides specific functi
al, Provisional, Recurring and Reversal Journalectification and provisional in nature.
dger Accounting
ting of all sub-ledger items in the appropriate g) & Simultaneous updating of general ledger a
luation of reporting on current accounting data,atements & Trial Balances etc.
plete record of all business transactions of. Indt any time in real-time processing by displayingaction figures at various levels such as:
es Balance sheet / Profit and loss accounts
unt or P&L
fixed assetser to the FI
ssets. omponents.
nent directlyhe invoicehe FI &CO
rt of the
etc.,)
econd etc.,)
ng to legale creatinged to a Chartdifferentord.
allyporting
ccountingns like
s) and
eneral ledgernd costin the form
ividualthe original
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2.6.3 Posting to General Le
The following are some of the prPosting sub module in SAP:Posting all type of Expenses wit
Adjustment and Rectifica
Posting Prepaid Expens
Booking of Provisional E
Clearing of GL Open iteClearing Accounts etc.
The values posted to the G/L acfinancial statements like Balanc
2.6.4 Document Reversals
It is possible for a user to makeincorrect Information. In order to
reverse the document in error, aprovides a function to reverse G
2.6.5 General Ledger Proce
2.7 Accounts Payable
Accounts Payable module streacontrols and information. It supppurchase orders and approval opayments. It helps to monitor suemployee related functionality,reimbursements are included wi
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ger
ocesses that will be operated through General
h Local Currency as well as Foreign Currency
tion Entries
s
tries using Recurring Entries
s For E.g. Outstanding Liabilities, TDS Accoun
counts are appeared in the Trial Balance whichSheet, Profit and Loss Statement.
n input error. As a result, the document createprovide an audit of the correction, the user mu
nd then capture the document correctly. The syL, A/R and A/P documents both individually or
s Flow Diagram
lines the ‘procure-to-pay’ process while providorts booking of invoices, matching of invoices ainvoices. It facilitates recording of debit memo
pplier invoices and creates supplier balance ovhich covers employee advances, recoveries ahin the Accounts Payable module.
Ledger
ts & All
will provides
d will containt first
stemin mass.
ing financialgainstas well asrviews. The
d
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2.7.1 Features of Accounts
The Accounts Payable applicatit is also an integral part of the pin response to the operative tranPostings made in Accounts Paywhere different G/L accounts ar
2.8 Asset Accounting
The Asset Accounting (FI-AA) cwith the SAP R/3 System. In SAto the FI General Ledger, providiassets. Asset Accounting transfexample, it is possible to post fr Accounting in FI Module. Duringpost the invoice receipt or good
to the Financial Accounting and
2.8.1Acquisi tion f rom purch
An external asset acquisition isasset from a Vendor. The acqui
Depreciation Posting Run
The depreciation postinaccounts are updated i
The system creates posgroup in accordance wit
Posting Acquisition and Prod
In addition to the posting of deprimportant periodic processing yovalues. These changes consistacquisitions, retirements, and so
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Payable
ion component records accounting data for allurchasing system. The system automatically msactions. Payables are made through manualble are simultaneously recorded in the Generaupdated based on the transaction involved.
mponent is used for managing and supervisinP R/3 Financial Accounting, it serves as a subsing detailed information on transactions involvinrs data directly to and from other R/3 componem the Materials Management component direcan asset is purchased or produced in-house, yreceipt. At the same time, you pass on depreci
Controlling components.
ase with vendor
business transaction resulting from the acquisitions are posted through integrated with Acco
should be run periodically because the deprecmediately.
ing documents for each depreciation area andthe posting cycles specified in Customizing
ction Costs Values
eciation (using the depreciation posting run), thu perform is the posting of changes to asset baf all postings that affect the APC of the asset, ion
endors andkes postingsayment.l Ledger
fixed assetsidiary ledgerg fixednts. Fortly to Assetou directlyiation directly
ition of annts payable.
iation
account
e mostlance sheetncluding
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2.8.2 Process Flow Diagram
Asset Acquis it ion f rom Purch
The following information is autothe first acquisition posting.
Date of Capitalization
Acquisition period
Depreciation start date
2.8.3 Asset Retirement
Fixed asset retirement is the reThis removal of a complex fixedretirement. Sale proceeds afterof assets a/c. Depending on orgleads to the retirement, you disti
An asset is sold, resultin
sold, resulting in revenu
An asset had to be scrap
Accounting entry for sale o f A
Customer Account a/c Dr Accumulated Depreciation a/c DLoss on Sale (if applicable) a/c Asset Sale account a/c Dr To Asset account a/cTo Profit on sale a/c (if applicabl
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of Asset Accounting
ase with Vendor
matically updated in the asset master record at
oval of an asset or part of an asset from the asasset is posted from a bookkeeping perspectivdjusting the book value will be taken to profit / lnizational considerations or the business trans
nguish the following types of retirement:
in revenue. The sale is posted with a custome
. The sale is posted against a clearing account
ped, with no revenue.
sset to customers:
r r
e)
the time of
set portfolio.as an asset
loss on saleaction that
r.An asset is
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Accounting entry for scrap
Accumulated Depreciation a/c DLoss on Sale of Assets a/c Dr To Asset a/c
2.8.4 Depreciation
Straight line Method of depreciavalue depreciation for IT deprecidepreciation calculation. The assystem calculates the depreciatisystem determines the depreciaacquisition posting. DepreciationDepreciation = (Cost of Acquisitidepreciation key Provision to calavailable and will be provided. U
permanent decrease in the valubatch input session will be callePeriodic execution functionality.and the Depreciation amount wilare used through Repeat or unplbelow:Depreciation a/c Dr To Accumulated Depreciation a/
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r
ion is used for book depreciation and Straight liation is followed in. It will be configured for theet master record contains the depreciation ter
on based on the depreciation key and the usefion start date from the asset value date of the fwill be calculated by using the following formul
on / Capitalization) * Rate of Depreciation as pculate unplanned depreciation / multiple shift dnusual influences, such as damage, which lead
of the asset, are covered by unplanned depre for running ‘depreciation run’ for posting deprThe required posting documents are created ol be posted to the general ledger. Any adjustmlanned posting run. The entries that get genera
c
ine downpurpose ofs. Thel life. Theirsta
r thepreciation iss to a
iation. Aciation using ce this is run
nt postingsed are as
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2.8.5 Process flow diagram
2.9 Period End Closing
General ledger accounts – Mo
Open & Close Posting P
Assets accounting – Month E
Depreciation Run
2.10 Year End Closing Activ
General ledger accounts – Clo
Posting period
Opening & Closing Posti
Document ranges for the
Financial statement p reparatio
Executing the Financial
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for periodic asset process
ctivit ies in Financial Account ing
nth End Closing
riod
d Closing
ities in Financial Account ing
sing
g period of new financial year
new financial year
n
tatement Version.
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