| Status | |
| Owner | Soumen Laru |
| Stakeholders | The business stakeholders involved in making, reviewing, and endorsing this decision. Type @ to mention people by name |
The purpose of this document is to define the conversion approach of GL Accounts COAs into S/4 HANA. GL Accounts COAs
The document details out the field list, extraction criteria, scoping, mapping of cost centre object
Cost Centres will be extracted from Source and based on the list of cost centres from the cost centre mapping sheet, target cost centre data file will be
GL Accounts COAs which will be listed as part of scope list with new numbering will be in scope of migration.
| Source | Scope | Source Approx No. of Records | Target System | Target Approx No. of Records |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PF2 | GL Accounts COA | S4HANA | ||
| WP2 | GL Accounts COA | S4HANA | ||
| PI2 | GL Accounts COA | S4HANA |
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Specify any special requirements or considerations that may impact the data conversion process based on specific locations, regulatory compliance or system limitations. Clearly outline any regional or localization requirements such as country-specific data formats, legal reporting obligations or industry standards that must be adhered to (e.g., localization rules for countries like China).
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With Functional input, document the technical design of the target fields that are in the scope of this document.
The technical design of the target for this conversion approach.
| Table | Field | Data Element | Field Description | Data Type | Length (Decimals) | Requirement | Requirement |
| SKA1 | KTOPL | Chart of Accounts | CHAR | 4 | Key that uniquely identifies a chart of account. At Syensqo, the following naming convention applies: 1.) COCA for the operational corporate CoA 2.) LOXX for country CoAs where XX represents the country code of the country CoA. The global Syensqo operational Chart of Accounts will be assigned as operational Chart of Accounts to all Syensqo entities. A maximum of one local CoA per country is permitted. | R | |
| SKA1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | CHAR | 10 | The G/L account number identifies the G/L account in a chart of accounts that must fall into the specified ranges as defined for the respective account group. | R | |
| SKA1 | GVTYP | P&L Statement Account Type | CHAR | 2 | With the P&L statement account type, you determine the retained earnings account for each P&L account. The retained earnings account is used during year-end closing to calculate the company's result. If you are creating a P&L account, you must make an entry here. | C | |
| SKA1 | KTOKS | G/L Account Group | CHAR | 4 | The account group is a classifying feature within the G/L account master records. The account group determines the fields for the entry screens if you create or change a master record in the company code. The account group also determines in which number range the account number must be contained. | R | |
| SKA1 | XLOEV | Indicator: Account Marked for Deletion? | CHAR | 1 | Indicator which specifies that master record data is to be deleted. The deletion must be carried out using the program for archiving G/L account master data. This program archives the master records that have been marked for deletion, providing there is no dependent data remaining in the system. | C | |
| SKA1 | XSPEA | Indicator: Account Is Blocked for Creation ? | CHAR | 1 | An entry in this field causes the account to be blocked for creation in the specified company code. | C | |
| SKA1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | CHAR | 1 | An entry in this field means that the account is blocked for posting at Chart of Account level. | C | |
| SKA1 | XSPEP | Indicator: Account Blocked for Planning ? | CHAR | 1 | An entry in this field causes the account to be blocked for planning. | C | |
| SKA1 | FUNC_AREA | Functional Area | CHAR | 16 | The functional area is required to create a profit and loss account in Financial Accounting using cost-of-sales accounting. The following are examples of structure criteria: Manufacturing Administration Sales Research and development | C | |
| SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_TYPE | Type of a General Ledger Account | CHAR | 1 | Specifies the general ledger account type that classifies the general ledger account. The following types are available (Financial Accounting modules where accounts are visible kept in brackets): X - Balance Sheet Account - Asset, liability, or equity B/S account. (FI only) C- Cash Account - Bank G/L Account (FI only) N - Non-operating Expense or Income - Below EBIT P&L Account (FI only) P - Primary Costs or Revenue - Above EBIT P&L Account (FI&CO) S - Secondary Costs - P&L Account (FI&CO) | R | |
| SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_SUBTYPE | Subtype of a G/L Account | CHAR | 1 | Indicates the usage of an account that has the Cash Account G/L account type. | C | |
| SKA1 | MAIN_SAKNR | Bank Reconciliation Account | This field indicates the relationship between bank subaccounts and the main reconciliation accounts the bank sub-accounts belong to. This field is only visible for accounts of G/L account subtype ''Bank Subaccount' and is a mandatory input field for those accounts so the system can establish a connection between the sub-accounts and the main bank reconciliation account in the bank ledger. | C | |||
| SKAT | TXT20 | Short Text | CHAR | 20 | Short description of the G/L account. This should be used to provide a short text that will explain the use of the general ledger account. (Note: When used in reporting, if there is not enough space on the report, the short text can be displayed) | R | |
| SKAT | TXT50 | Long Text | CHAR | 50 | Long description of the G/L account. This field should be used to provide a more detailed description of the G/L account that intuitely explains the purpose of the account. | R | |
| SKB1 | BUKRS | Company Code | CHAR | 4 | The company code is an organisational unit used in financial accounting representing Syensqo's independent legal entity or other entity as described in the Enterprise Structure Position Paper. | R | |
| SKB1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | CHAR | 10 | The G/L account number identifies the G/L account in a chart of accounts that must fall into the specified ranges as defined for the respective account group. | R | |
| SKB1 | FDGRV | Planning Group | CHAR | 10 | In cash management, G/L accounts as well as customer and vendor accounts are allocated to planning groups by means of an entry made in the master record. This is used for liquidity planning and reporting. | C | |
| SKB1 | FDLEV | Planning Level | CHAR | 2 | The planning level is used to control displays in Cash Management. The freely defined field is used to identify specific account groups in cash management. | C | |
| SKB1 | FSTAG | Field Status Group | CHAR | 4 | Field statuses are SAP's method to control which fields are required to have data in postings that are made to the general ledger account line items. It controls these fields by selecting them as suppressed, required or optional. Example of the fields are cost centre, text, material number, asset number, etc. - Suppressed: if this is selected, the field is not available for input. - Optional: if this is selected, the field is available for input but isn't mandatory. - Required: if this is selected, the field is mandatory for input. | R | |
| SKB1 | MITKZ | Recon. Account for Acct Type | CHAR | 1 | An entry in this field characterises the G/L account as a reconciliation account. The reconciliation means that this G/L account represents a subledger account for Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, or Fixed Assets. Only these types of reconciliation accounts should be selected. | C | |
| SKB1 | MWSKZ | Tax Category | CHAR | 2 | Determines whether you want to use the account for tax-relevant postings and which types of taxes are allowed for that General Ledger account. | C | |
| SKB1 | WAERS | Account currency | CUKY | 5 | The account currency indicates the currency in which this account is held. If a currency other than the company code currency is specified, then you can only post items in that currency to this account e.g. foreign currency bank account or foreign currency loan. If the company code currency is specified, then you can post items in any currency to this account. | R | |
| SKB1 | XGKON | Relevant to Cash Flow | CHAR | 1 | Indicator that determines that the G/L account is a cash flow-relevant account. | C | |
| SKB1 | XINTB | Post Automatically Only | CHAR | 1 | This is selected for system accounts i.e. only where postings are made via account determination tables. This will ensure that there are only system postings and no manual adjustments to the account, eg GR/IR, inventory accounts, etc. | C | |
| SKB1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | CHAR | 1 | An entry in this field means that the account is blocked for zum posting. | C | |
| SKB1 | XOPVW | Open Item Management | CHAR | 1 | Items posted to accounts managed on an open item basis are marked as open or cleared. The balance of these accounts is always equal to the balance of the open items. | C | |
| SKB1 | ZUAWA | Sort Key | CHAR | 3 | This field determines how the system will populate the default assignment field during document entry. This is then used for information to aid with clearing open items by the allocation field in the document line item. Each G/L account type may require a different key specified here to best facilitate sorting / clearing requirements line items posted to it. Note that the Sort Key only populates the assignment field with a default value, and the dassignment field will be overwritten when a new value is entered. This applies to all postings whether manual or interfaced. | C | |
| SKB1 | ALTKT | Alternative Account Number | CHAR | 10 | A freely definable field to be used to enter the account number from a country chart of accounts if a country chart of accounts is required for the company code. | C | |
| SKB1 | XMWNO | Indicator: Tax code is not a required field | CHAR | 1 | Indicates that the account can still be posted to even if a tax code has not been entered. | C | |
| SKB1 | XSALH | Balances in Local Crcy Only | CHAR | 1 | Indicates that balances are updated only in local currency (LC) for all postings to the account. You set this indicator for accounts in which you do not want the system to update transaction figures separately by currency. Setting this indicator for accounts managed on an open item basis affects the clearing procedures. Clearing can only be done in local currency if the indicator is set. Setting this indicator for accounts which are line-item managed only affects the foreign currency revaluation. Accounts which only manage balances in local currency will not be taken into consideration in foreign currency revaluation runs towards local currency. | C | |
| SKB1 | TOGRU | Tolerance group | CHAR | 4 | Tolerance groups define the limits within which differences are accepted when clearing open items. Where this is active, differences are automatically posted to predefined accounts. Syensqo will use the default tolerance group "Blank" which means no tolerance limits will be specified for clearing. For GR/IR clearing accounts a tolerance group shall be assigned with minimal value tolerances to allow for clearing of open items with minor rounding differences. | C | |
| SKB1 | XLGCLR | Open Item Management by Ledger Group | CHAR | 1 | Determines that journal entry line items are managed on an open item basis by ledger group for this G/L account. | C | |
| CSKB | KATYP | Cost Element Category | CHAR | 10 | The cost element category determines which cost elements can be used for which business transactions. Primary Cost Element Categories 01: Primary costs / cost-reducing revenues - This cost element category is used for all primary expense postings and requires at least one real cost object to be specified in the line item details. 11: Revenues - This cost element category is used for all revenue postings and requires a Margin Analysis characteristics or real billing elements to be specified as cost objects. 12: Sales Deductions - This cost element category is used for all revenue deduction postings and requires a profit center to be specified as a COPA characteristic.. e.g. Sales Rebates Secondary Cost Element Categories 21: Internal Settlement - This cost element category is used to settle project costs to objects in Controlling (CO), such as profitability segments, cost centers, and WBS elements. 22: External Settlement - This cost element category is used to settle project costs to objects outside of Controlling (CO), such as G/L accounts, Fixed Assets or Materials. 31: Order/Project Results Analysis - Enables order or project results analysis data to be saved to the relevant order or project. 41: Overhead - This cost element category is used to allocate overhead costs from cost centers to orders. 42: Assessments - This cost element category is used to allocate costs during assessment from a sender Cost Center to receivers (Cost Centers or WBS Elements). 43: Internal Activity Allocation - This cost element category is used to allocate costs during internal activity allocation and for allocating process costs via an activity type to a receiver object. Statistical Cost Element Category: 90: Statistical Cost Element for Balance Sheet Account - This cost element category is typically used for Fixed Asset Reconciliation Accounts or inventory accouns to update the Controlling module statistically with line items posted to those accounts for getting full visibility over directly capitalized expenditures in Controlling reports. | C | |
| CSKB | MGEFL | Record Quantity | CHAR | 10 | Indicator defining whether the system issues a message if no quantity or quantity unit is specified for a postings. Note: Once you have specified this and a posting has occurred in the leading ledger fiscal year against the particular G/L account that has quantities recorded, although you can change the flag in the G/L account, the system will always use the original value set until the following leading ledger fiscal year. | C |
All data cleansing should take place in the data source system as defined in this document, unless system limitations prevent it.
If data cleansing is managed outside of the source system (e.g. Syniti Migrate, 3rd Party Vendor, DCT), the necessary documentation must be produced and appended to this deliverable for sign-off.
ID | Criticality | Error Message/Report Description | Rule | Output | Source System |
1. | Can load, but business process will fail | Lock any GL Accounts COA not being used for last 5 years | TBD | Report | PF2 / PI2 / WP2 |
The high-level process is represented by the diagram below:
Summarize High-Level Process. Include diagrams, where applicable. Include information supporting details of Extract, Transform and Load specific to the Data Object

Extract data from a source into Syniti Migrate. There are 2 possibilities:
The agreed Relevancy criteria is applied to the extracted records to identify the records that are applicable for the Target loads
Req # | Requirement description | Team responsible |
1. | Ensure source tables CEPC and CEPCT are extracted in tool according to the agreed cut-off date in the project plan Ensure DCT is collected for the GL Accounts COAs based on the collection template | Data team |
2. | Perform preliminary completeness check documented in section 5.2.8.1.1 | Data team |
3. | Raise issues as defects if Req # 1 to 2 are not met | Data team |
4. | Repeat Req # 1 to 3 if required | Data team |
5. | Report extraction result to person in charge of APOI conversion | Data team |
| Selection Ref Screen | Parameter Name | Selection Type | Requirement | Value to be entered/set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
<Object> DCT Rules
Field Name | Field description | Rule |
CEPC-PRCTR | GL Accounts COA | Business to enter content as per data type and length permitted |
Suggestion to add:
Decimal validation - Check table TCURX for the document currency key and if Decimals (TCURX-CURRDEC) is ‘0’, validate that no decimal value is populated.
List the steps that need to occur before extraction can commence
Item # | Step description | Team responsible |
1. | Any period / year end close activities have been fully completed | Business |
2. | Reconciliation for intercompany payables have been completed, and adjustment made in legacy SAP system | Business |
3. | Reconciliation of migrated Purchase Order is completed before the extraction of Accounts Payable Open Items | Business and Data |
The Target fields are mapped to the applicable Legacy field that will be its source, this is a 3-way activity involving the Business, Functional team and Data team. This identifies the transformation activity required to allow Syniti Migrate to make the data Target ready:
Item # | Step description | Team responsible |
1. | Ensure all the fields that require value mapping, as stipulated Mapping tables, have the latest signed-off mapping files imported into toolMigrate. | Data team |
2. | In tool, select the Trial Balance object PY. | Data team |
3. | Go to Process Area Launch and Process the Object - Trial Balance object - R4 Trial Balance PY. | Data team |
4. | Launch the Objects to execute transformation. | Data team |
5. | Monitor the transformation progress and ensure performance and completion is within allowed timeframe | Data team |
6. | Generate Pre-Load reports . | Data team |
7. | Generate data load count. | Data team |
8. | Log errors as defects, if any and address resolutions. Close defects. | Data team |
9. | Re-transform and re-validate the Pre-load reports if necessary. | Data team |
10. | Validate the transformed file as part of pre-load validation, raise data defects or provide the pre-load sign-off. | Business |
11. | Analyse and resolve any pre-load defects logged by business. | Data team |
12. | Repeat steps 6 to 11 if necessary | Data team |
13. | Proceed to pre-load validations | Data team |
Transformation Rules
| Rule # | Source system | Source Table | Source Field | Source description | Target system | Target Table | Target Field | Target description | Transformation logic |
| 1 | ECC | SKA1 | KTOPL | Chart of Accounts | S4HANA | SKA1 | KTOPL | Chart of Accounts | |
| 2 | ECC | SKA1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | S4HANA | SKA1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | |
| 3 | ECC | SKA1 | GVTYP | P&L Statement Account Type | S4HANA | SKA1 | GVTYP | P&L Statement Account Type | |
| 4 | ECC | SKA1 | KTOKS | G/L Account Group | S4HANA | SKA1 | KTOKS | G/L Account Group | |
| 5 | ECC | SKA1 | XLOEV | Indicator: Account Marked for Deletion? | S4HANA | SKA1 | XLOEV | Indicator: Account Marked for Deletion? | |
| 6 | ECC | SKA1 | XSPEA | Indicator: Account Is Blocked for Creation ? | S4HANA | SKA1 | XSPEA | Indicator: Account Is Blocked for Creation ? | |
| 7 | ECC | SKA1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | S4HANA | SKA1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | |
| 8 | ECC | SKA1 | XSPEP | Indicator: Account Blocked for Planning ? | S4HANA | SKA1 | XSPEP | Indicator: Account Blocked for Planning ? | |
| 9 | ECC | SKA1 | FUNC_AREA | Functional Area | S4HANA | SKA1 | FUNC_AREA | Functional Area | |
| 10 | ECC | SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_TYPE | Type of a General Ledger Account | S4HANA | SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_TYPE | Type of a General Ledger Account | |
| 11 | ECC | SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_SUBTYPE | Subtype of a G/L Account | S4HANA | SKA1 | GLACCOUNT_SUBTYPE | Subtype of a G/L Account | |
| 12 | ECC | SKA1 | MAIN_SAKNR | Bank Reconciliation Account | S4HANA | SKA1 | MAIN_SAKNR | Bank Reconciliation Account | |
| 13 | ECC | SKAT | TXT20 | Short Text | S4HANA | SKAT | TXT20 | Short Text | |
| 14 | ECC | SKAT | TXT50 | Long Text | S4HANA | SKAT | TXT50 | Long Text | |
| 15 | ECC | SKB1 | BUKRS | Company Code | S4HANA | SKB1 | BUKRS | Company Code | |
| 16 | ECC | SKB1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | S4HANA | SKB1 | SAKNR | G/L Account Number | |
| 17 | ECC | SKB1 | FDGRV | Planning Group | S4HANA | SKB1 | FDGRV | Planning Group | |
| 18 | ECC | SKB1 | FDLEV | Planning Level | S4HANA | SKB1 | FDLEV | Planning Level | |
| 19 | ECC | SKB1 | FSTAG | Field Status Group | S4HANA | SKB1 | FSTAG | Field Status Group | |
| 20 | ECC | SKB1 | MITKZ | Recon. Account for Acct Type | S4HANA | SKB1 | MITKZ | Recon. Account for Acct Type | |
| 21 | ECC | SKB1 | MWSKZ | Tax Category | S4HANA | SKB1 | MWSKZ | Tax Category | |
| 22 | ECC | SKB1 | WAERS | Account currency | S4HANA | SKB1 | WAERS | Account currency | |
| 23 | ECC | SKB1 | XGKON | Relevant to Cash Flow | S4HANA | SKB1 | XGKON | Relevant to Cash Flow | |
| 24 | ECC | SKB1 | XINTB | Post Automatically Only | S4HANA | SKB1 | XINTB | Post Automatically Only | |
| 25 | ECC | SKB1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | S4HANA | SKB1 | XSPEB | Indicator: Is Account Blocked for Posting? | |
| 26 | ECC | SKB1 | XOPVW | Open Item Management | S4HANA | SKB1 | XOPVW | Open Item Management | |
| 27 | ECC | SKB1 | ZUAWA | Sort Key | S4HANA | SKB1 | ZUAWA | Sort Key | |
| 28 | ECC | SKB1 | ALTKT | Alternative Account Number | S4HANA | SKB1 | ALTKT | Alternative Account Number | |
| 29 | ECC | SKB1 | XMWNO | Indicator: Tax code is not a required field | S4HANA | SKB1 | XMWNO | Indicator: Tax code is not a required field | |
| 30 | ECC | SKB1 | XSALH | Balances in Local Crcy Only | S4HANA | SKB1 | XSALH | Balances in Local Crcy Only | |
| 31 | ECC | SKB1 | TOGRU | Tolerance group | S4HANA | SKB1 | TOGRU | Tolerance group | |
| 32 | ECC | SKB1 | XLGCLR | Open Item Management by Ledger Group | S4HANA | SKB1 | XLGCLR | Open Item Management by Ledger Group | |
| 33 | ECC | CSKB | KATYP | Cost Element Category | S4HANA | CSKB | KATYP | Cost Element Category | |
| 34 | ECC | CSKB | MGEFL | Record Quantity | S4HANA | CSKB | MGEFL | Record Quantity |
Mapping Table Name | Mapping Table Description |
GL Accounts COA | Mapping of legacy Profit Center to target system value |
Person Responsible | Mapping of legacy Person Responsible to New Person Responsible |
User ID | Mapping of legacy User ID |
Hierarchy Group | Mapping of Legacy Hierarchy Group to Hierarchy Group |
| Item # | Step Description | Team Responsible |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ensure all the fields that require value mapping, as stipulated. Mapping tables, have the correct values mapped and imported into tool. | Data Team |
| 2 | Ensure GL Accounts COA hierarchies are loaded into target S/4HANA | Data Team |
Task | Action |
Generation of | Mandatory field check. GL Accounts COA Hierarchy Mapped to new values Person Responsible / HR positions mapped to new values |
Record Count Confirm the record counts in preload summary report Total Records: Valid Records: Invalid Records: |
Task | Action |
Mandatory field mapping and transformation | Obtain a list of the fields to be populated with values from mapping files and ensure all these fields contain S/4HANA values. |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Verify record count in Pre-load reports by region | Confirm the Preload File contains all the records in scope of migration ( Based on list of GL Accounts COAs mapped from old to new ) |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Conversion accuracy | Verify GL Accounts COAs are transformed accurately as per endorsed transformation/mapping rules. Review error reports in tool for any mismatch or missing transformed values. In legacy system, execute ECC tcode SE16N to display table CEPC to confirm copied fields are accurately copied. If any of the sum is different, raise defect and flag the relevant record as error. |
The load process includes:
Item | Step description | Team responsible |
1 | Ensure the load tools are transported into the correct tool instance. | Data team |
2 | Ensure DCTs and all required mappings are submitted and complete | Data team |
3 | Ensure Pre-load sign-offs are obtained. | Data team |
4 | Execute upload of GL Accounts COA Object using Migration Cockpit Object for GL Accounts COA Upload | Data team |
5 | Generate the post load reports in tool. | Data team |
6 | Log errors as defects, if any and address resolutions. Close defects. | Data team |
7 | Resolve defects by reupload and re-generate post load reports if necessary. | Data team |
8 | Business to validate the post load files as part of post-load validation, raise data defects or provide the post-load sign-off. | Business |
9 | Repeat steps 5 to 7 if necessary. | Data team |
Load Phase and Dependencies
Identify the phase as to “when” the load for this object will occur. <Pre-Cutover, Cutover, Post Cutover> and list the steps that need to occur before the load can commence
List the Configurations required before loading can commence
Item # | Configuration item |
1. | Controlling Area |
2. | Standard Hierarchy is Maintained |
3. | Currencies (currency keys, decimal places in currencies) |
| Object # | Preceding Object Conversion Approach |
|---|---|
| N/A |
The table below depicts some possible system errors for this data object during data load. All data load error is to be logged as defect and managed within the Defect Management
Error type | Error description | Action taken |
P | Posting period is blocked for posting | Review project / cutover plan and ensure posting periods can be opened for postings |
GL Accounts COA does not exist | GL Accounts COA does not exist in company code | Ensure the GL Accounts COA mapping is correct and or create the GL Accounts COA if it is valid |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Reconciliation of Record Count | Total number of records loaded for TB Balance ( PY ) will be generated in the Post-load reports in tool based on the target table and fields mentioned in section 3. The reconciliation needs to be executed on the total number of ‘valid’ records and currency amount per company code in the source compared to total number of records and currency amount in S/4HANA Record Count Check the sum of record count of the open items in the load file is the same as S/4HANA. The record count for TB Balance ( PY ) will be done on the group basis. The fields in the group are consist of: Company Code, Vendor Account Check Amount in Document Currency and Local Currency Check on line item level that the sum of the amount in Document Currency and Local Currency in the load file is the same as posted in S/4HANA. If any of the sum is different, flag the record as error. |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Check values in key fields for accuracy | Post-load reports will have the same structure as the load file and some additional columns as required to facilitate the post load validation. Leverage on tool to create a Post Load report that reports S/4HANA loaded records along with the legacy values side-by-side to allow for 100% check of all these fields in the shortest possible time. Any mismatch will be reported under the Post Load - Error report. |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Record Count Check | Review the record count report from the Data Team and ensure it is correct by cross-checking with the record count confirmed during Pre-load Business Validations |
| Task | Action |
|---|---|
| Open items totals | Check business partner open item totals by Business partner, Company code, GL Accounts COA. Totals should be checked in Document, Local and Group currency. |
| Spot check | Business should choose some business partners and perform comprehensive check of open items, payment terms etc Such partners should have huge number of open items or be critical for payment runs in S4 or have certain complexity in conversion. |
Any additional key assumptions.