What is reverse collapsing in SAP FS-LMS - Liquidity Management Suite?

SAP Term: reverse collapsing

• Component: FS-LMS

• Component Name: Liquidity Management Suite

• Description: The process of computing resultant transaction fields based on the values of all affecting events, using the oldest value by workflow order, and then equally for the creation time. This is done by determining a weighting for each event based on the status and the place of the status inside the workflow, and then by event date.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Reverse collapsing is a feature of the FS-LMS Liquidity Management Suite (LMS) that allows companies to quickly and easily reverse the effects of a liquidity collapse. This feature helps companies to quickly and efficiently restore liquidity to their accounts, allowing them to continue operations without disruption. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use reverse collapsing, companies must first identify the liquidity collapse that has occurred. Once identified, they can then use the LMS to reverse the effects of the collapse. This is done by entering the necessary information into the LMS, such as the amount of liquidity that needs to be restored and the date on which it should be restored. The LMS will then automatically reverse the effects of the collapse and restore liquidity to the company’s accounts. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using reverse collapsing, it is important to ensure that all necessary information is entered correctly into the LMS. This will help to ensure that the liquidity collapse is reversed correctly and efficiently. Additionally, it is important to monitor the accounts regularly to ensure that liquidity levels remain stable. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Reverse collapsing is just one of many features offered by the FS-LMS Liquidity Management Suite. Other features include cash flow forecasting, liquidity planning, and risk management. Additionally, there are a variety of other tools available for managing liquidity, such as cash flow analysis tools and liquidity optimization tools.