What is 'D&B Accounts Receivable' in SAP SRM-BW - SRM Analytics?

D&B Accounts Receivable - Overview

• Component: SRM-BW

• Component Name: SRM Analytics

• Description: Dun & Bradstreet definition of accounts receivable. The amount is calculated from completed sales that the customer has been billed for under credit conditions. These are payments that are still outstanding for the customer. They are also termed receivables. Their value may, but does not necessarily, correspond to the net value of bad debts. In Italy, accounts receivables may also include note receivables.

D&B Accounts Receivable - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  D&B Accounts Receivable Component is a part of the SAP SRM-BW SRM Analytics suite. It is a tool that helps companies to manage their accounts receivable and credit risk. It provides an overview of customer accounts, including payment history, credit limits, and other important information. It also allows companies to monitor customer payment trends and identify potential risks. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The D&B Accounts Receivable Component can be used to view customer accounts, analyze payment trends, and identify potential risks. It can also be used to set up credit limits for customers and monitor their payment performance. Additionally, it can be used to generate reports on customer accounts and payment trends. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the D&B Accounts Receivable Component, it is important to ensure that all customer information is up-to-date and accurate. Additionally, it is important to regularly review customer accounts and payment trends in order to identify any potential risks or issues. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The D&B Accounts Receivable Component is part of the SAP SRM-BW SRM Analytics suite. Other components of this suite include the Credit Risk Management component, the Credit Limit Management component, and the Payment Performance Management component. Additionally, there are other SAP tools that can be used in conjunction with the D&B Accounts Receivable Component, such as the SAP Business Warehouse (SAP BW) and the SAP