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| Stakeholders | The business stakeholders involved in making, reviewing, and endorsing this decision. Type @ to mention people by name |
In Syensqo all the companies are created as company codes in the ECC system irrespective of whether the company code is operational or not. This added to the complexity of configuring the system and month-end / year-end closures.
A company is a structure within S4 HANA used to identify intercompany relationships and facilitate legal and management consolidation within the consolidations system and a company code is an organisational unit used in financial accounting representing an organisation’s independent legal entity. In Syensqo, all companies are set up as company codes in the ECC system, regardless of whether they are operational or not. This approach has led to increased complexity in system configuration and has made month-end and year-end closures more challenging. The presence of non-operational company codes adds unnecessary layers to financial processes, complicating the overall system management and potentially leading to inefficiencies during critical financial reporting periods.
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Following are the impacts
Data Conversion and migration: Data from the As-Is systems need to be mapped based on the proposed Company code Structure
Downstream System: There will be an impact on all the downstream systems that use Company code and there should be a one-time remediation or mapping exercise that should be undertaken
The decision may translate into business rules which enforce the decision and will require configuration. List these business rules here. For example, "An Outline Agreement cannot be created via the RFQ process. An awarded RFQ can only result in a Purchase Order".
Following are the options proposed for the issue
Option A: Follow the As-Is Structure i.e. Create company and company code for all the entities
As a part of this option the company and company code is created for all the entities that are in scope of consolidation
Option B: Create Company for all the entities and company code only for the operational entities
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