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  3. check repository


What is 'check repository' in SAP FI-CA - Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable?


check repository - Overview

  • Component: FI-CA

  • Component Name: Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable

  • Description: Used to manage checks that have been issued. In Contract Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, the check repository forms a direct link between the document number and the number of the check issued.


check repository - Details


  • Key Concepts: Check repository is a feature of the FI-CA Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable component of SAP. It is used to store and manage checks that have been issued or received. The check repository stores information about the checks, such as the check number, date, amount, and payee. It also stores information about the status of the check, such as whether it has been cashed or returned.
    How to use it: To use the check repository, first enter the check information into SAP. This includes the check number, date, amount, and payee. Once this information is entered, it can be stored in the check repository. The status of the check can then be updated as needed. For example, if a check is cashed or returned, this can be noted in the repository.
    Tips & Tricks: When entering checks into SAP, make sure to double-check all of the information for accuracy. This will help ensure that all of the checks are properly stored in the repository and that their status can be tracked accurately.
    Related Information: The check repository is part of the FI-CA Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable component of SAP. Other features of this component include payment processing and accounts receivable management.

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